Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-10-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF LO.
CAL HAPPENINGS.

Ncighborhood Items Gathered from
the Highways and Byways of
Emn mons County for the
Record Readers.
Streeter's Record is still spry and newsy,
in spite of politics. Ozone.
Mrs Lee wife of County Treasurer T. P.
Lee, has been quite ill for several days.
Miss Mary Farrell began six.months'
term Of school at Emmonsburg last Mon
day.
Peter Groen tnot William Groen) is the
nominee for justice of the peace on the dem
ocratic ticket.
Messrs. Wiley Wilson, John jackson and
Albert House were Burroak visitors to the
! county seat last Monday.
Joseph Holster, of Dakem, and Ferd.
Wildeman, Franz Wolf and George Wilde
man. of Helz, were in town Wednesday.
Hon. Fl. s. Parkin has been nominated
by the Morton county Republicans for state
senator, The right man in the right place.
Inquiring Subscriber: No; the publisher
Of the Winona Times and the Van Beck
candidate for auditor are not twin brothers.
Messrs, G. w. Renskers, Isaac Allen and
H. 4. Anderson were the only veniremen
frotn distance who put in IN appearance
at the fecent term of court.
Editor Patterson, of Winona, was in
Billsport Monday night He knew that
there WAS to be term of court and he
probably came up to get on the jury,
Judge Winchester and stenographer Tut
tie departed for Bismarck Tuesday morning,
going by way Of Long Lake creek for tho
purpose Of loading their buggy with wild
ducks.
Mr.. Boutillier has turned over the Steele
mail route to Frank Hills Frank has
plenty of energy and plenty of horsedesh,
and people need have no fear as to the line
being kept open this winter.
Messrs. Braddock, Kurtz, Klynstra, Has
per and Ouwersloot will find out on cleo
ton day that the people of this county are
not yet ready to turn the county Offices over
10 Boss Van Beck and his followers.
The Record learns that there is anew
boy out at Joe Kalberer's, in Logan dis
trict. Our informant stated that the young
man settled in Emmons county about ten
days ago. but she could not give the date.
The editor of the Record is not one Of
those who believe in preserving "a digniied
silence" as the Times puts it, when ac-
cused of wrong. doing. The people have q
right to know something of the public acts
of men who are soliciting their votes.
Messrs. Moore and Tracey, state veterina-
rians, were in town last Friday, on their
way to southern Emmons. Saturday, ac-
companied by Sheriff Mahaney, they went
down to Glanavon district where they
caused two glandered horses to be killed.
4 Leonard du Heaume, Walter Boutillier,
Frank Hart VIM. Pagel, John Graham, Ar
thur Chesley, George Greenstein, William
Derr and Will Hunt are among those re-
ported to have returned from the James
River country Some of the boys say that
the trip was not profitable one by any
means. Mr.. Farrell is also at home again,
after his trip to the sections where they had
good crop. a.
j Quite large immigration from Nebraska
and South Dakota has come to North d.
kota this year. Two families from the
former state stopped at Arthur McGinness
place last Saturday night. Each family
consisted of husband and wife and three
children. They were travelling by prairie
schooner, and had their household goods
with them. They were bound for the
country Immediately north of Morton
county.
| A serious loss through an accident oc-
Cured to Peter vetsch, Of Selz. on Thursday
of last week. He was on his way from
Eureka and was about six miles from home
when the bolt holding the doubletree broke
and the tongue ran into the ground, upset.
J ting the wagon and throwing Mr.. Vetsch
out The team ran into wire fence, cut
ting one Of the animals so badly that he
soon bled to death, and seriously injuring
the other horse.
The attention of Record readers is direct
ed to the big double-column Reduction Sale
advertisement of the De Crafts, at top of
third and fourth columns, this page. In
Boots, Shoes, Clothing and Gents Furnish
ings this well-known firm has large ;tock
to choose from. The De Gratis believe In
"quick sales and small profts,' and no
Emmons County citizen who visits Bis
marck to purchase goods in their line should
fail to give them o call.
A lady who came down from Bismarck,
recently, stopped over night with family
on the road. When she was ..all bundled
up'' and ready to depart, 10 and beholdt
her new mittens were missing. After an
hours search she went sorrowfnlly on her
way With q borrowed pair Of gloves. After
reaching home and removing her fur cap,
the mittens were found safely ensconeed iii
the upper story thereof. And yet some,
of the gentler sex demand the privileges Of
the ballot
Old Settlers Leave.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Rupert, owing to
Mr.. Rupert's poor health. have gone east
to- reside permanently. They were old set;
tiers in the Williamsport country, Mr.. r.,
then unmarried, having come here in 1883.
Although D. b. and the Record man never.
L con1d mil fnoather we rapret f, sae Mrs