Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-07-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Assessor McRay was in town for
couple of days this week.
The resolutions passed by the teachers
institute will be printed next week.
Mr.. FL. S. Brumble, of Winona, was
sojourner in the county seat Monday and
Tuesday.
k~Mr. o. L. Bales ,eof southern Emmons,
was among the visitors in Williamsport
the fore part of the week.
LJudge Rowerdink wus in town for sev-
eral days during the latter part of last
week and the fore part of this week.
Every stove and range sold by H. W.
GRAMDs, Bismarck, N. D., is warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
We have granite.iron ware for everybody
at hard times prices H. w. GnAMBs, op-
posite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Lamps, ohimneys, lantern globes and
window glass. all sizes, at H, w. CRANES,
Bismarck. N. D.. opposite Sheridan House.
For warranted pocket and table cutlery,
scissors, shears, razors and hair clippers, go
to H. w. GRAMns, opposite Sheridan House,
Bismarck. N. D.
When in need of good iron or wood
pump for hand or windmill use, call on or
write to H. w. GRAAns, opposite Sheridan
House, Bismarck, N. D.
Mr.. George Piper and wife, who have
been living on the Thurber place, near
Wiliamsport, for several months, will
soon leave for South Dakota.
Jack Kennedy and wife, now living IN
Charles Mix county. s. d., are the proud
parents of a little girl few weeks old.
Jack talks of emigratiug 10 California,
soon.
Plumbing, hot-water fitting, tin rooflpg,
sheet-iron, tin and furnace work neatly and
quickly done at reasonable prices, at H. w.
GnAMps', Bismarck, N. D., opposite Sheri.
dan House.
Wringers, washtubs, clothes. baskets, pals,
rope, poultry netting, forks, shovels, spades,
hoes, rakes, all kinds of handles, etc., at H.
w. GRAMBs', Bismarck N: d., opposite
Sheridan. House
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, granite iron and
wooden ware. H. w. GnAMDs, opposite
Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D. 5ss .--r
There will be preaching service in the
Wiiliamspdrt scifoolh6use bs NE Rev.
Hoff next Saturday evening, Sunday et II
o'clock a. M, and Sunday evening. The
evening services begin half an hour be.
fore sunset.
| Charley Stuart and Wash Hawkes. have
taken the subcontract for carrying the
mail between Mandan and Stanton, and
Charlie has gone up there to begin work.
The Record wishes the boys" good luck
in their new venture
y, I5ohn Cleveringa, e. W. Renskers Ger
frit Brummel, g. Huizenga,, A. L. Ouw9r:
sloot, E. Campaan,, John Pekelder, Mrs.
John Pelelder, Nina Groote5oer and
Commissioner Haak from the Holland
Settlement, were visitors to the county
seat this week.
The funeral Of poor johnny Meesler
who was struck dead by lightning, as
reported last week, took place last Fri
day. The report that Johnny Plaggemar
was injured is. incorrect. A correspond
ent writes that 'John,ny Plaggenanlwa:
also in the barn at the time. sitting mo-
more than four feetsfrom young Meester
Plaggeman was not injured in the least
although he was terribly frightened.
H<4prairie fire brsketout Sunday nigh
or Monday morning in some outlay be
longing to Dave Fetter, in Horseheat
VALLEY The .tirelburned over to Sane
creek, where Mrs.ts McLain and her sor
had hard fight with the flames Monday
night to save their hay land and pasture
range, Commissioners McLain being lab
sent attending the3meeting of the county
board at Williamsport. The fire ran uI
to the Danbury ineighbo and ives
Of there, burning some uncut hay as wei
rs spelling the rapge,9 :
| One day last week the Writer, Will,
passing through Horsehe,d valley, me
an honest! t!grangsF who seemed ready ane
willing to give MP an niilem or two for til,
paper, one being quite interesting a
well as true. Speaking Of the best pay
4 ing crops. the sh 8. remarked There
money in popcorn but it's hard thin.
to keep. A neighbor of mine raised
hundred bushels Of it last year and put i
in his barn to await rise in the market
4 But it got oyerheated and began to pop
i bursting the barns all to pieces. One o
| my COWS, about quarter of mile away
saw the popped corn, thought it wa
snow, and laid down aud froze to death
3 If you don't believe me, l can show yo
! the stable where the cow used to be kept
J. We thanked him for the item, asked hit
NJ as to his name, which he said WAS Sival1a
and, bidding him t'good-by,D passed on.
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l In the recent, efforts of q charitable
woman,to ca1ry consolation and com
fort in the houses Of the ID istressed il
New York, d scpooked old woman wa'
!, J, found who fesisted all impoGtunitie
that she Lad any for which %, b
thankful. One m ercy and anotGel
were suggestadSto her as reasons VIII.
i she should snt Isast express herself d
/ Sihaving some thing for witch to b
y.