Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-04-13
IN TOWN and OUT.


Al. Winnings was over from HOrsehead,
Monday.
Si Suverly was over from the river re.
gion yesterday.
States Attorney Lynn and wife are on
visit to Bismarck this week.
Mr.. B. F. Burge. OF Beaver Greek, was
visitor to Wllliamsport. Tuesday.
James B. Gaytou vas a visitor to the
county seat the fore part of the week.
Mr.. J. B. Taylor, OF Bismarck, was
visitor to Williamspor. on Wednesday.
Peter Bartholomew,5o of Logan district,
returned last week from his visit to Wis.
consin.
Fred Knudtson NOTED last Monday
from Livona to his claim in Buchanan
Valley. M.
Charley Allen was In town yesterday,
having just returned from trip to Steele
and Bismarck.
Willis seeds ARE not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and peddled about as
newspaper premiums.
Foundry the Record devil--A knife.
Call. describe property, and compliment
the devil on his honesty.
Mr.. Albert Seymour. Of southern Ems
mons. was in town Monday night. He
came up to make filing. :.
Jacob Fischer and 4ohn and Joseph
senger, Of the Exeter nSighborhood, were
in town Wednesday and yesterday.
A large number of Russo German new.
comers have visited Williamsport during
the past week to make homestead filings.
Anton Gefroh and party of newcom-
ers from the old country, were in Will.
Transport Monday on their way to Bis.
marck. r
Farmer Boutillier went to Bismarck
this week to submit to physical exam
ination in connection with his pension
matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Cell have moved
out to their claim in Logan district Lin.
coin finally got good we'll of water, at
depth Of "a feet.
New subscriptions and payments by
old subscribers are coming In quite lively
of late. The farm paper and aeed pre-.
MUM is proving drawing card.
Our old friend a. N, Leslie has been
elected mayor of bismarck. That
Bismarck will be properly governed for
the next two years goes without saying.
Hundreds of printers throughout the
country rejoice. There's nothing too
/ good" for: lies, Valley City Times
Record,
Mrs. Thomas Kelly and Mrs. d. R.
Streeter were visitors to the Capital City
this week. Mrs. Kelly brought back her
two children. little Miss Clara and Master
Charlie, who have been absent at Bis.
marck during the winter, attending
school. Mrs. Bartu accompanied the la.
dies to Bismarck, where sle took the
train for Wisconsin,.
A critical paragrapher has this to say in
the Detroit Free Press: Thanks" is q
miserable expression. commonly used by
persons who have not had the advantages
of good breeding. Every favor received
and civillty shown deserves to be rec
ognized, and the smallest acknowledg-
ment which the recipient can make is to
say or write Thank you."
The Republican doffs its hat to the
new mayor of Rismarck--A. n. Leslie. He
has been the business manager of the
Tribune for the past eight or ten years.
and has had lots of experience in running
big institution on very little money.
Under his guidance Bismarck is sure of
an economical and businesslike admins
tration. Casselton Republican.
P. johnson Lyons, Esq, Of Steele, was
taken down last week with grip. His
throat got 80 bad that he could not swal-
low, and for several days he was unable
to take even drink of water. He was
so i'll as to have to 60 to the Bismarck
hospital for several days. But he is all
right again, and his friends down here
are glad to hear of it--'cause auburn-
haired angels aren't nice.
A subscriber At Dakem postotflce CONS
plains that he does not get his copy of
the Record half of the time. Yet the said
copy leaves Williamsport postof1ce every
week, and goes up Beaver creek every
week. The writer promises the COM
planning subscriber at pakem that steps
will be taken to SECURE the receipt Of
the paper by hlm every week.
During the early part of the week the
Missouri river was very high in these
parts, caused by the breaking of an ice
gorge near Fort Stevenson. The bottoms
were overaowed below the pity and a
number Of haystaaks were soakcd. Over
at Livona the east bank was undermined
by the high water, and several cords OF
wood belonging to Mr.. Wiley fell into
the river and were carried of by the cur-
rent,