Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-09-07
IN TOWN AND OUT.
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF LO.
CAL HAPPENINGS.
NetshborhoOd Items Gathered from,
the Highways and Byways of
EMmons County for the
RECORD Readers.

Dave Rodcrics was up from the river
Monday.
Peter Kraft, of Exeter district, was in
town Monday.
Rolled oatmeal 81 pounds for 81, at Geo.
Gussner's, Bismarck.
Wiley Wilson, of Bobtown, was visitor
in Billsport, Monday.
Mrs. Edick arrived home this week after
her lengthy visit in New York.
Messrs James Baker and Chris. secrist
have returned from Cass county.
hev Mr.. Dawson was caller at Williams.
port on Wednesday and Thursday.
Fresh Eggs and all kinds of Butter are ol.
ways wanted by Geo. Jennings, Bismarck.
Mr.. Thomas Kelly was in tho Williamsport
nelshborhood on Wednesday and Thursday.
Winnie Allen had one OF his horses sevcr.lv
manglcd on barb wire fence, the other div,
Ono hundred hens are worth more to a
farmer this year than quarter section of
wheat.
Mr. l.. i. Pierce, Of Hampton, was q so.
journer in Williamsport for couple of davs
this week.
Billy Beard came home Saturday, coming
down from the Capital City with Miss Maud
Robinson.
Milk your cows Butter, even OF ten
cents per pound, is away ahead of forty
cont wheat.
Messrs. Hollaar and Pekelder did not come
up Monday to try the case adjourned from
the previous week.
Z MIS- Thomas Kelly, who came down from
bismarck the fore part of tho week, reported
that Thomas Bottomley was very low.
Robert Yeater is absent in Chicago, where
he went with cattle for Mr.. Connor. He
VIII visit his old home, Ashland, Ohio, for q
few days, before his return.
The baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs, Case, Of
Danbury. had been sick for some time; but
she grew worse, and WAS taken to Bismarck
last Monday, in order to be near physician.
Myron r. Kent, of Mandan who is under
| suspicion of having hired man who worked
for him to kill Mrs. Kent, claiming that it
was accidental. was arrested in Colorado and
taken back to Mandan.
Elsewhere will be found the announce.
| ment of Mr.. G. A. Hickle as candidate for
county judge. Mr.. II. was formerly one Of
the publishers Of the Winona Times, and is
an all-around good fellow in every way.
Capt. W. W. Rich, chief engineer of the
500 road, with, Mr.. r. l. Hurd, also nm en-
glneer, passed over the 500 grade the latter
part OF last week. He did not speak very
hopefully as to the prospect of the road bo.
ing built this year.
The Emmons County Record is always
bright and newsy. Editor Streeter occupies
an enviable position in North Dakota Jour.
nalism He is a fearless, versatile writer
always in the front rank doing battle for the
good cause Of republicanism. Lisbon Free
Press.
The senator (Worst), is one of the straight.
est OF men, parliamentarian of standing. O
republican by conviction and principle,
honest in his ideas and fearless in their nd
vancement, and he will mako an excellent
lieutenant governor-for he will be elected. -
Nelson County Observer.
The Winona Times asks if the writer E
father is alive. We will answer that he is
not; that he recruited company for the 11tb
Missouri (Union) cavalry, and was killed by
cavalry horse while the regiment was in
camp near st. Joseph, Mo-, few days be.
fore the regiment was mustered into service
Steele Ozone: An unusual shipment Of
freight went through over the Northern
Pacific the first of the week-twenty seven
cars Of cotton. There were sixteen cars in
one and eleven in another, all large furniture
cars, consigned from Duluth to Tacoma,
and from there to Japan. The cotton is be.
lieved to have been the first ever shipped
over the road, and came to Duluth via the
lakes.
! The bribery gang must indeed be proud
of their Winona organ and the filthy-ninded
old hobo who murders English and misstatef
facts within its columns. In two places last
week it uses language that render it's pub
Usher liable to prosecution for sending OBJ.
scene matter through the mails. Last weeks
issue of tho Times was unfit to enter the pre.
cincts of any respectable family circle in the
county.
The old Wisconsin copperhead who comes
to Emmons county to instruct republicans in
their duties seems to take delight in accusing
the writer of being drunkard. How would
this do for q test Uncle Mac to come to VIII
Transport during the republican convention;
the two editors to be put ON exhibition la
dime museum, with 10 cents admission to 90
to the campaign fund, and then let the dele
gates vote as to who looks the most like a
"bum,'
TAKEN UP,
| Taken up on August 21st, 1894, by the
undersigned, dark grav mares ona NJ