Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-05-25


men is to stand by the sheep industry.
The present crusade against the sheep in
particular and the former in general will
only last until March 4th 1897.
James D. Mcdonald and Miss Kate
Brady. of Bismarck, were married in
that city few days ago. Miss Brady is
The eseior partner in the well known mil
hnery establishment of X. Brady g. Co.
Among the callers at the county seat
Wednesday were H. A. Archambault and
wife, of Emmonsburg; A. B. Goodsill, of
Napoleon; Thomas Kelly, of Winches-
ter; Rochus Sander and Theresa Sander.
of Westfield. Y
Editor Moffat. of the Settler, Bismarck;
is delegate to the Presbyterian assem-.
bly,, and is en- route for Saratoga, New
York, to participate in the meeting, and
to look after the newspaper mems veal
in the association.
T. j. Lyons. of the agricultural implies
ment firm of Lyons & Woodmansee
Steele, was In Willamsport Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. lie called
upon the Record, and ordered change
in the firms advertisement.
Our only drummers are our new goods
and low prices. Call and see us for hard.
ware, tinware, stoves guns, ammunition
cutlery, barb wire, pumps. grunite iron and
wooden ware. H. W. GRAMps, opposite
Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Geo. W. Hanley, of Glanavou, was in
Williamsport Saturday last. looking up
some land matters. 'He.vil! get as agent
for the Farmers Hail association of
North Dakota in the townships of Glana-
Won, Union, Baker ang Wineus
Two Or three acres feaced with hog
wire, and seeded each spf1ns to barley,
makes fine pig pasture Until corn Is ready
for feeding and greatly simplihes the
pork,raising business Every farmer
would ind it to his advantage to con.
struct one.
Clayton Worst and Harper Simcoke
planted eleven acres of corn last Satur.
day with hand planters, dragged the
ground over once, and hauled load of
hay going one mtle for it. One of them
quit work at o'clock aud the other fin
ished the job at 7 clock.
A rlp.roaring, snorting, grease. light.
ming, thunder.und. bitten article in the
Winona Times of the 18th inst. against
the editor Of the Record, Us been re-
ceived at this Office, and which has been
picked in carbolic acid by our devil un.
til Mr. streeter returns home from.
abroad.
Col. Taylor, Of the southern part of
Burlelgb county. accompanied by Mr..
Dugal Campbell, of Emmons county,
were Napoleon visitors yesterday. They
were looking ovef Logan county, and
drove from here to Dakem.in southern
Emmons couptT--Napo!eon Homestead,
May 1s.
Mrs. Jacob Kalberer, Sr., who resides
a few miles southwest of Williamsport,
was SO seriously ill last week, that it was
necessary to summon DR.. Bentley, of
Bismarck, 10 her aid. 1t will be crafty
ing news, however. to the many friends
of the afflicted lady to learn that she is
on the way Of recovery.
The case. of John Parker vs.. w. F.
Koran, which became celebrated as hav.
ling Swung around the circle -ot the
justices courts of this county, finally
came to an tending, So far as the justice
court is concerned, on Tuesday last, be-
fore Justice 9. H. Edick. Judgment was
rendered in favor of plaintiff. There is
some talk Of an appeal. =
In the county reports concerning the
crop conditions for week ending May 21,
we find: "Emmons county-High winds
and temperature the first part of the
week was unfavorable, but was followed
by fine showers which placed the grain
that was up in the best condition, and
will rapidly germinate that sown lately.
Seeding practically completed"
l. A letter from an Omio friend OF the
Record came too late for last t'week' is
sue 1t, however, appears in this num-
Der. Friends who desire to furnish the
Record with county correspondence
which, by the way, is. very acceptable
should endeavor to have their favofs
reach us by Wednesday evening, as 1t Ii
our aim to 60 to press on Thursdays, +.
The Mandan Pioneer says it is in receipt
Of $40 from Mrs. d. G. Hansbrough, Of
Washington, D.. G., to be applied In the
purchase of artificial limbs for Mbllis
Gunderson. It is safe to say, adds the
same paper. that the stamps Mollie has
on hand to be prepared for shipment and
those ready for shipment will. number 4
quarter Of q million. There are at least
100000 lying in the express office to be
delivered as soon as the order fot rebate
Of charges comes from stsPanl.
His satanic majesty Of. the Record Of
fee, Master Willie, considers himself, an
expert gopher trapper. Monday last
while setting q large. sized steel trap, the
instrument OF death suddenly snapped:
catching both thumbs Of, oursprinters
devil between It's steel jaws Willie,si
facial contortions and: dancing antics
we're ludicrpus to. those Witnessing them,
but no doubt the .predicsment was very
painful and rather 5humiliating to the
youthful gopher.trapper. Blythe aid Of
friend hear by; the trap was made 20.
Rock hauling tas l,eef, festimad, Coha