Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-06-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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The gopher crop this season is enor.
nous.
Barb wire at II. W. GRAMBs'. Bismarck,
N. D.
The democrats are to hold their con-
vention at Omio school.house.
Andrew Kraft and John Heisler, on
their way home from Bismarck, were in
town to-day.
The drought in the Williamsport coun-
try is at length broken. A heavy dew
fell last night.
Some very nice colts sired by D. H.
Yeaters horse have made their appear
ance this season.
Patterson says he didn't lie--he jes
Couldn't remember" How convenient
poor memory is, sometimes.
Every stove and range sold by H. W.
GRAMBs, Bismarck, N. D.. is worranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
Quite large number of Emmons
county people will take in the Forepaugh
show at Bismarck next Tuesday.
We have granite.iron ware for everybody
at hard times prices. H. w. GnAMBs, op,
posite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Messrs. Stephen A. and Jacob Fischer
were in town last Monday night. Ste-
phen came up to make homestead filing.
Mrs. Mahaney's mother, who is a mem.
ber of the sheriff's family, has been quite
i'll for several weeks. She is SO years old.
We learn from the Winoha Times that
Supt. Andrus will hold teachers insti.
tute at Williamsport. beginning July O.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s! Casselman are in
town to-day. w. s.. came down to sec
how matters were getting along at the
sheep ranch.
The Williamsport and Steele junior
base ball teams win play at Williamsport
next Tuesday, June 20, for the honors Of
the day.
For warranted pocket and table cutlery,
scissors, shears, razors and halr.clippers, &c
to H. w. GRAMBs, opposite Sheridan House
Bismarck. N. D.
Mr.. r. B. Chaftin, Virginia land
owner, was in the Williamsrort neigh
borhood this week, and went from this
place to Eureka.
The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs
William Mittlestedter, of the Williams
port nelghborhood, has been quite ill fol-
two or three weeks.
Elsewhere will be found the program
for the Fourth of July celebration al
Winchester. There bids fair to be biz
crowd in attendance.
When in need Of good iron or woot
pump for hand or Windmill use, coll on o.
write to H. W. GRAMBs, opposite Sheridan
House, Bismarck, N. D.
Messrs. Fred. Carrow, of Winona, and
N. L. Sherman, of Glanavon, are in
town to-day on legal business. A suit
for $129.5 has been brought by Charles
Lock against Fred Carrow.
Two years ago Mr.. Audrus had plu
rality of about 1870, and a majority OF
about 120. This year he is elected by 6
minority vote, lacking 10 Of majority
But miss is as good as mile.
L. K. Brock, younger brother of Mr.
J. B. Brock, came out from Boston five
or six weeks ago, and is stopping at tht
residence of the latter. One would know
that L. Z. and J. B. are brothers withou
being so Informed.
Mr.. Jaszkowiak came pretty near max
ing a new windmill out Of an old on,
for young Joe Kalberer, the other day
He made over" the old mill that used t,
do duty at the H. D. Connor ranch, and i
now does good work.
Our only drummers afe our new good
and low prices. Call and see us for hard
ware, tinware, stoves, guns, ammunition
cutlery, barb wire, pumps, granite iron an'
wooden ware. H. w. GRAsBs, opposit
Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Peter Kraft, a prominent member O
the Russian settlement in southern EN-
mons, was in town last week. He wa
collecting money to assist in building
new church in the settlement, and wa
quite successful up this way, as well a
in other English-speakipg parts of th
county.
Gust. Fredrekson, of Logan district, i
lying in bed suffering from broken leg
He was driving a single horse. Th
shafts fell and the frightened horse be
gan to kick, reaching over the dash boar
and breaking above the ankle one Of tn
bones of Mr.. Fredrekson's leg.
Referring to itself, the Winona Time
remarks 1T is fearless, outspoken de
fender and exponent of the rights OF tn
people, and the only true.blue republican
newspaper" [edited by democrat1 "pub
lished in the county. As in the past, 8,
also in the future--a red.hot enemy t,
corruption and intrigue
Mr.. Hanback, and his Ignite range at
tracted much attention at H. F. Streh
lows hardware store on Saturday. Th
improved crate and arrangements fo
combustion make it evident that lig
mite stove of perfect work is now on tn
market. Economy of fuel and excellen
service are both obtained. -Casseltonian