Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-10-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.


George Jennings, Bismarck, sells only
for cash after Oct. I.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Money talks and butter and eggs
are just US good at the cash store of
George Jennings. Bismarck.
George Jennings buys butter, eggs and
all kinds of farm produce as usual, but
gives no more credit. The books are
closed
Owing to lack of time the Record can
only publish part of the court news this
week, and correspondence, local news,
ETC., must also 60 over to next issue.
District Veterinarian Treacy was in
the Williamsport country the latter part
of last week. Mr.. Trcacy is keeping a
sharp lookout for glandcrcd horses
throughout his district.
V Mr.. Lot Koker intends to start soon for
his old home in Charles Mix county,
South Dakota, where he has the promise
of work for himself and team during the
winter. George Procunler will probably
90 with him.
The father of Mr.. Lot Koker, of Dan
bury, died IN Washington state on the
Goth of last month. He had resided
near Colville, Washington, for ten years,
and passed away at the good old age of
seventy-seven years.
Y1ast Friday the young men of the Will.
Transport country concluded to get up q
dance on short notice-to take place the
same evening. The boys hadn't much
time to arrange prelimlnarles. but they
went at the work with a will. and the re-
suit was that some fifteen couples attend
I'd very enjoyable dancing purity on the
aforesaid evening.
LLMr. s. E. Brindle returned last week
from visit to the worlds fair and to his
old home IN Ohio. In St. Paul he met
George Doughcrty, who Is working for Il
big plumbing firm. George said "Tell
|
ways" 1t was reported some weeks ago
that the judge had crossed the dark river,
and the Record had an item to that effect.
A single storm on the Gulf of Mexico,
says the jamestown Alert, causes the loss
of more lives and property than many de-
cades of "bIizzards in North Dakota"
Yet the southern disaster will soon be
forgotten, and. rs winter sets in, the cast
TO talk about the fearful Dakota scourge
yc!ept "the blizzard" Such Is weather
fame. -..r ,,.., .,r....,.--,.. -. ...s... . .
The case of the State vs.. Chas. Lock,
adultery, was tried by jury, and defend
ant acquitted The case against Edith
Hyde, same offense, was then nolle pros d.
Anton Wcntz, II boy of II, was sentenced
to five days close confinement in cell in
the county Jail. and TO pay fine of IS,
for assaultlng Franz Thomas with club.
The case against John Miller was dis
msssed.
| \Mrs. Brock has been in poor health for
SHINE time and last week Mr. Brock went
up to Bismarck with her and left her at
that best Of all homes for people IN poor
health -Lsmborn Hospital. Mr.. Brock
returned from Bismarck on Thursday of
hospital people. Mrs. Brock was much
better before he left Mr. Brock speaks
in high terms of DR.. Kcndrick.
Fargo Forum Some people seem to
think that the non action of the senate on
the silver repeal bill is affecting the busl-
ness of the country. We do not think
the senate can make any difference with
busines--unless 1t shows disposition to
make the administration pay the pensions
more promptly. More than half the
financial trouble arose from the distrust
of the administration meddllng with
things it had no right to--and then its &C.
ton in refusing to pay pensions con-
flrmed the distrust.
Horses when asleep, says an exchange,
always have one car pointed to the front.
Exactly why no human being can tell, but
| VIC pIopaUlIl'y 10 tAus Viz ptdCICc 10 q
relic of the time when they were wild
and Obliged to be on their guard, even
when asleep. Whether or not this IS the
case, the fact ,s certain that while cattle
arc apparently Indifferent rs to the pDsi-
,ion of their ears when sleeping. and, no
matter how these appendag.s may be
placed, both are pointed alike, horses al
ways point one ear forward.
The following ls section l, chapter 107,
Laws of 1903, stating when the personal
property tax of 1892 becomes delinquent
"All unpaid personal property taxes fol
the year 1892 shall become delinquent or
the first day of March, 1893, and shall!
draw interest at the rate of per cent pc,
month from date Of such delinquency un-
til The 18th day Of October. 1893, at which
lntt.r date there shall be added a penalty
of per cent upon the amount remaining
unpail, aud per cent per month there's
after, until paid, to be added on the first
day Of each succeeding month.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the repub-
lican voters of the Second Commissions
ers District will meet In mass convention