Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-03-30
IN TOWN AND OUT.

tion for Record
See quarterly report of auditor and
treasurer, on 4th page.
The board of county commissioners
will meet next Monday.
Fred Knudtson and wife will soon re.
move to their CLAIM in Buchanan Valley.
States Attorney Lynn was visitor TO
the county seat Monday. returning home
Tuesday.
Wills seeds arc not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and peddled about as
newspaper premiums.
Ira Mandigo and wife will teach terms
of school in the Horsehead Valley school
houses, beginning soon.
Miss Rettie Yeater will leave in day
or two for Morton county, where she goes
to teach term of school.
George Jennings buys butter, eggs,
poultry and hides, and sells goods in pay.
ment therefor at cash prices.
Judge Winchester expects to hold court
at Williamsport about the same date as
last year--the latter part of May.
Commissioner Margach was in from
Logan district, Wednesday, viewing the
stirring sights of the county seat.
Tony Neugebauer has gone to the
South Prairie country to reside. He will
put in the Honstain place this year.
Pay cash and ask no favors. Go to
George Jennings, Bismarck, and get bot
tom figures on all kinds of groceries.
The last sn storm deposited about as
much of ''the beautiful as had fallen
previous to that time during the winter
Even at the risk of assassination, the
editor rises to remark that it do look very
much as though the 500 grade would be
ironed this year.
The roads have been very bad since
the last storm. A farmer starting for
Bismarck is in doubt whether to 20 on
wheels or runners.
They say that a young man who lives
some three miles west of town is going
to take claim over in Horsehead valley,
so as to save long trips.
The first bill introduced in the house
by Galusba A. Grow was one making $12
per month the lowest rate of pensionable
disability allowed by law. 81
Williamsport lady (reading Edgeley
.SentineD "TheY have chicken pox at
Edgeley. My hope it won't get among
the chickens in this neighborhood."
Israel Robinson went !. to Bismarck
Tuesday with his father. 1t is reported
that he will work on a Missouri river
steamboat during the coming season.
Rains and spring thaws have injured
the 500 grade somewhat in places. 1t has
been washed, so to speak. And after g
thing has been washed it ought to be
ironed.
New subscribers have been coming ir
quite lively, and goodly number of ole
patrons have paid up and year IN ad
vance, in order to get the farm paper ant
seed premiums.
If any one knows the whereabouts Of
watcr.pail, broom, etc, that disappeared
from Williamsport's temple OF learning
on or about the night of the recent dance
let him speak out.
Williamsport school will close mex
Tuesday. In order not to interfere witt
the last day of school, Mr. Andrns ha
changed the date of the Williamsport ex
animation from April to April 4.
Mr.. Farrell went down to Mr.. Mcln
tyres, last Friday, and brought hi
daughters home with him on Saturday
the term of school having closed Mis-
Mary was teaching, and the Misses Ami
and Lizzie were attending her school.
Prohibition is on its last legs in Iowa
A bill practically providing for local op
ton has passed both houses of the legis
lature. The dispatches state that the bll
is satisfactory to Gov. jackson, and tina
he will sign it. North Dakota shoul'
follow suit, =
The pension debate in congress- say
the jamestown Alert, develops nothin
new of national Importance. The pen
sion-always fruitful of partisan discus
SION will not cut much of figure II
the next campaign. The old soldiers an
their widows are 10 he let alone and thei
pensions also.
An Aberdeen dispatch of March 10 t,
the Minneapolis Tribune says: u. II
Wishek, of Ashley, N. D., passed througl
here on his way to Minneapolis to con
fer with the owners of the grade fron
this city to Bismarck, He stated tina
there was good reason tor thinking tn
grade would be ironed in the near fu
ture.'
Another correspondent who ATTENDED
the Fladebo Ryckman wedding says
''There was party in the evening. Th
music was first.class and was furnished
by Messrs. John w. Ryckman and F
Dorenbush with their violins, accompa
MED by Mr.. David E. Ryckman on tn
organ. The young bride received man,
beautiful presents, and she wishes me
through the Record, to thank the kint
friends who gave Them
The Northern Pacific has recently is
sued handsome 20. page pamphlet des
criptive of the Yakima valley, Washing
ton; its location, climate, crops and th'
progress of irrigation and results. Nu