Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-07-13
dcciors many friends are for the long
life and happiness of both husband and



Plumbing. hot-watci fitting, tin roofilpe.
sheot-iron, tin and furnace work neatly and
quickly done at reasonable prices, at II. W.
CRANES, bismarck. N. D., opposite Sheri.
dan House
Wringers washtubs clothes baskets, pals,
rope, poultry netting, forks, shoyels, spades,
hoes, rakes, all kinds of handles ETC., at H.
w. GRAMps', Bismarck, n. D., opposite
Sheridan House
Born-ruesday, July 10, 1893, to Mr..
and Mr., F. NJ. Greer, of Burr Oak towns
ship, this county, II girl Mother and child
are doing well, and it is thought that
Frank will eventually recover.
f. j Tha:ber has one of his hay.
stackers finished. 1t was hnlt by Mr..
Jaszkowiak 1t was given II series of Sc.
we're tests and proved to every one pres.
cnt that il was perfect success.
M. Cusimir Perrier has been elected
president of the French republic-by
joint ballot of the senate and assembly
to succeed M. Sadi-C -Carnot, who was re-
Gently made the victim of an assassin.
The description of tho animals adver.
tised this week by Mr.. Woorster state
that they have no visible brands. None
showed last spring. when their hair was
long; but they may bear visible brands
now.
Mr.. s. E. Brown, of LaMourc, repre-.
scnting the tax department of the North
ern Pacific railroad company, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday and ap.
peared before the county board. He de-
parted on Wednesday for Napoleon.
Our only drummers aD 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. GnAMBs, opposite
Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
In Horsehead Valley, in the western
part of the county. a large portion of the
pasture and hay land was burned over by
the prairie fire of last week. Several
prairie fires, probably set by lightning
Tuesday night, have been burning in va.
rious parts of the county during the
week.
Senator Worst of Emmons county, is
spoken of for lieutenant governor, and
we will be pleased to see the republican
convention at Grand Forks nominate
Mr.. Worst for that responsible position,
and believe him worthy and suitable
man for the place Napoleon Home
stead.
Messrs. Dean, Becker and Frank Loutz-
euhiser, of the Dale neighborhood, in the
southern part of the county. were in
town Sunday. night. They had, with
them a sample of wheat taken at random
from Franks field. The grain is over
two feet high. Crops are quite fair in
that part of-lhe county.
Mr.. Worst, by his education, integrity
and legislative experience. is pre-
eminently we'll fitted for the Office of lieu
tenant governor, who is ex off1cio the
presiding officer of the senate. and his
nomination would lend dignity and
strength to the republican state Ticket
Ransom County Gazette. 49,.
Since the beginning OF court to the
present time the Record has been printed
Monday morning, as other work has
made it impossible to ''catch up" with
the paper. A printer whom we have en-
gagged In St. Paul will be out shortly,
when. the regular publication day (Fri
day. will be resumed. The delay, each
week, however, has enabled US to give
current local news happening later In
the week.
The streets of Billsport presented, quite
an animated appearance last Monday
afternoon. Senator Worst's pony broke
loose from the hitching post and started
south. At the old hotel building the out I
fit was Joined by Squire Edick g rig, and"
a little further on by Assessor Couch's
mild.eYed equine that, connected with
earth by picket rope and pin, was quiz
city grazing upon the village green. The
procession started southwark at rapid
gait. but was finally rounded up with.
out any damage being done.
Just before the Fourth Of July. Post
master Robinson. of Glencoe, wrete to
Bismarck for flag; but the strike was
on, and the reply came as follows:
"sorry cannot find an American flag in
town. II you bad ordered q Chinese.
Japanese. Dago, Hindoo or Cannibal
flag, could have sent you score.
Haven't you made mistaken Shouldn't
you have ordered an A. r. U. flag, in
stead? No celebration here. Town In
the power of Morpheus, and not even
the noise Of a match striking. You could
coin money here to-day by exhibiting an
instrument to render an imitation rails
road whistle. But don't be discouraged.
St. Patrick's Day will materialize on the
18th Of March, 1895, and then you can
get Christian flag II necessary. In the
meantime accept my royal blessing, and
lay in copious supply of sowbelly and
Limburger cheese for the Fourth.
A fellow named Macclellan got job
on Editor streeter's sheet at Williams
port, and jumped it. He is now working
for the Winona Times and giving streeter
fits. II that man "packs ltypograph-
ical union] card, streeter has obi sympa-
thy. II he doesn't, 1t serves the ex-
president lof the International .Typo-
graphical Union1 right. Valley; City
Times. Record. I'VE would say to Brother
Dunlap that Mcclellan was working on
q farm near Williamsport when be was
engaged by the writer that he claimed
to be union man that he had worked
in the directory and other society Offices
in Chicago years ago, and that he had
been on very friendly terms with Mr..
Pickard an f,ld.fimA treasNrer nf 5Chiraoo