Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-11-09
in TOWN AND OUT.
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF I.o-
CAL HAPPENINGS.
NeighborhOod Items Gathered FROM
the Highways and Bywuys of
Emmons County for the
Record Readers.

Billy Gribble, of Sterling, is visiting in
Williamsport
Messrs. Brumble and Chase Of Winona,
were in town Thursday,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hawkes. are about TO
remove to Sanger, N. D.. to reside.
Postmaster Robinson, of Glencoe,
broughtSkn the returns from Burr.
Oak, Wedpssday,
Superintendent Andrus is holding
teachers, examination at Williamsport
| school.house to day.
Bert Goodsill, of Logan county, and
W. s. Casselman were in town for
couple of days this week.
Judge Rowerdink, NJ. Van Soest and
G. W. Renskers came up from the Hol.
land settlement, Wednesday, returning
Thuraday.
Readers OF the Record should not fail
to observe the display advertisement of
The DeGraffs, Bismarck, on fourth page
of this issue.
Miss Lille NJ. Brennan, Of Winona,
was in town Wednesday night, having
come up to make final proof on her
homestead. Messrs. Walden and Houser
accompanied Miss Brennan as witnesses.
1t has been suggested that the success.
full candidates give an oyster supper at
the school house in Wllliamsport Tha.,
is that they purchase the ''fxins," ar
the ladies will get 'em in shape for i
vouring. The writer is willin'. p
Notice of the party at Mr.. Coover
Burr Oak, was received too late t.
lication to do any good, as the i
day late. However, it goes u got
ing that those who attendg to re.
time. Seems like they acre safely
cessful dances along thr a ride Of
Eugene Farrell, eldelled to lay
Mrs. Peter Farrell. trains do not -
Williamsport nei twenty hours
Wednesday in Bior being. as near
steady boy, abo the railroad com.
liked by everNe hotels. would
more extendets coming to Cslifor-
given next c.tlrip-by the Northern
rooo,. ID, unless he wants to
- 1'e'ns I'd healthy hotel bills.
INFORMS u lntry here iu Southern
in st. ,L0nis Snd plenty Of idIe-men for
every job. Fe has worked but a month
during the several months that he has
been in 81. Louis. He says that Emmons
county farmers are better off than most
/ WOrE in man in tho o;tioe
There is much sympathy expressed, by
those who know the circumstances, for
Martin Schuttand family, of Selz district.
Mrs. Schutt is O helpless and lncurable
invalid, and is confined to her bed all the
time, requiring the constant services of
an attendant. Mr.. Schutt is poor man,
and is very much disheartened with his
prospects,.
Arunning horse race took place TuesaaJ
evening between an animal engineered
by W. s. Casselman. and Black Billy
fleet. footed little gelding belonging tc
S. A. Hawks. The stake was for $50 O
side, Mr.. Casselman, backing the horse in
his charge and Messrs F. H. Cotton and
N Graham backing Black Billy. The
unknown horse won in two straight heats
Distance, 900 yards.
A pretty present was that made by Mr..
David Frederick to his granddaughter,
Miss Della Case, on the occasion of hel
recent marriage. 1t was mahogany
towel.rack, highly ornamented, and the
old gentleman, who is fine cabinet.
maker. made it for his grand ID daHgHGer
several years ago, when she was a child
But he said she was not to get it until il
was giySsasao'i4sts sfseddiOg present.
7"@T. P. Lee, forAtdGnty treasurer, has q
majority-of $50; D. R. streeter, for clerk
of court, 229 Peter shier, for sheriff,
70; Edward Braddock, for auditor, 8
Joseph Kalberer, for county Judge. 89.
John F. Cell, for register of deeds, and
John Parker, for states attorney, had no
opposition. The complete tabulated
statement of votes in the wide col.
umn gives the3vote by precincts and the
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