Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-05-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Corn planting is in full blast.

The editor is absent in Fargo this week.
Barb wire at II. w. GRAMDs'. Bismarck,
N. D.
Uncle Tom Bottomley came down
Monday from Bismarck.
1 Copious rains have visited this neigh.
borhood during the week.
Mr.. VIM. Wiley was a Livona visitor
to the county seat Saturday.
The weather is something we have
been looking and hoping for
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeater went to Steele
Monday to take the train for Fargo.
Geo. Jennings sells all kinds of candy
cheaper than any one else in Bismarck.
Ex.Sherif House, of Napoleon, was a
visitor to Wiliamsport on Wednesday.
Franz Wolf, prominent citizen Of
Selz school district, was in town Friday.
Ben Corbin was over from Glencoe,
Saturday, and turned in several wolf
scalps.
! Wills seeds arc not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and pcdGled about as
newspaper premiums.
States Attorney Geo, w. Lynn was in
| Williamsport on legal business Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Frank Smith was visitor to Billsport
last Saturday, having taken in the dance
at Farrell schoolhouse Friday night.
Thomas Kelly returned. from Bismarck,
arriving at Wil,amsport on Wednesday
evening, and remained till Thursday.
| We have granite-iron ware for everybody
at hard times prices. H. W. GnAMDs, op.
posite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
A. G. Clark, of Steele, and William j.
Dwyer, of Napoleon, were visitors in
Wiliamsport Wednesday and Thursday.
Lamps, chimnsys, lantern globes, and
window glass. all Sizes at H. w. GnAMBs'
Bismarck, N D., opposite Sheridan House.
Charles Kupitz has received from the
east the new coaches which are to be
used on the Bismarck and Winona stage
line.
Geo. Jennings ships butter and eggs east
! and west. He shipped 10000 pounds of
butter and 200 cases of eggs from Bismarck
| last year.
Stone contractors for the /, Mandan
bridge have been ordered to discontinue
work for the present at Dawson, Drlscoll
and Steele.
When in need of good iron or wood
pump for hand or windmill use, call on or
write to H. W. GnAMDs, opposite Sheridan
House, Bismarck, N. D.
l. The butter and egg market, Bismarck, is
still running, and Geo. Jennings is always
ready to exchange groceries for dairy pro-
ducts and pay all they are worth.
A Hankinson farmer last year raised
800 bushels of potatoes from two acres of
ground, and he is now selling them at rs
cents-an income of 5000 per acre.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Loutzenhisor of Dale,
made final proof on his homestead last
Saturday, at Williamsport. Supt An
drus and Henry Tracy were his witnesses.
Plumbing, hot-water fitting, tin roofing,
sheet-iron, tin and furnace work neatly and
quickly done at reasonable prices, at H. W.
GRAMDs', Bismarck, N, D., opposite Sheri.
dan House.
Charles Swartz, representing the N. P.
Il. r., was caller at Williamsport on
Wednesday and Thursday. He made set
tlement for and'paid the Northern Pacific
railroad taxes, amounting to $7,235.55.
Wringers, washtubs, clothes-baskets, pals,
rope, poultry netting, forks, shovels, spades,
hoes, rakes, oil kinds of handles, etc., at H.
W. CRANES, Bismarck, N. D., opposite
Sheridan. House
There will be dancing party at the
Buckley schoolhouse, in Cherry Grove,
on the evening of May 25th next. Every.
body invited. Ladies are requested to
bring baskets.
The dance at the new Farrell school
house last Friday night was a success.
There was big crowd, good music, and
plenty to eat, and those who attended re-
port very pleasant time.
Miss Mollle Gunderson, of Mandan,
has 6s,0OO cancelled stamps ready for
shipment, an increase of $4,000 since last
week. Her sympathizers are reaching
from Pullman, ILL.,, to Portland, Oregon.
Miss Helen Gould, eldest daughter of
the late Jay Gould, the railroad king, and
party occupying private Union Pacific
car, passed through Bismarck Saturday
last on the Northern Pacific en- route
east.
Asa W. Kenney, of Lakewood, N. j.,
was guest at the Waldrof house over
Sunday. Mr.. Kenney owns some land
In Emmons county, which he has been
looking. after, and upon which he paid
the taxes.
Jacob Haptonstall and James Corbin
passed through Billsport Saturday on
their way to the Beaver Creek country,
where the former will rusticate this sum-
mer. They were returning from three
days wolf hunt.
On Monday John Henry Rouhaar, from
the Holland settlement, was at the county
seat, and made timber culture proof be.
fore the deputy clerk of the district
court. Nicholas Berkompas and Dirk
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