Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-04-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.
DEDICATED TO "OLD PAT"
When man is weary telling
OF the great deeds he has done,
Then he finds theme excelling
In the smartness of his SON. [Ex

were visitors to Wil!iamsport, Monday.
Capt. Flick and Billy PageI, of South
Prairie. were visitors to Williamsport
Monday
Commissioner Haak and County Judge
Rowerdink left for home Wednesday
afternoon.
Myrtle Koker and Miss Della Case were
visiting friends in Williamsport yesterday
afternoon.
Billy Middlestedter baby boy has
been very sick during the week, but is
much better now.
Mrs. Case, of Danbury. has been very
i'll for some three weeks past but she has
improved somewhat.
Wills seeds arc not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and pcd3Ied about as
newspaper premiums.
Uncle Tom Bottomlcy has .L,cu III at
Bismarck hospital, but is we'll enough to
be on the street again.
The weather has been quite disagree.
able during the week. Not cold, but
with alternate rain and snow.
Messrs. Jerome Turner and E. D. Lont
Of Hampton, were visitors to the county
seat the fore part of the week.
Pay cash and ask no favors Go to
George Jennings, Bismarck. and get bot
tom figures on all kinds of groceries.
Messrs. Lincoln Gray and Ulyss NJ. Sur
fus, of Winona, were in town Tuesday
night. They were up on land business.
Miss Dora Mandigo came down Sunday
from Bismarck, where she is attending
school, to visit for a week with her pa.
rents.
DR.. Harcourt was hurriedly called TO
Logan county 10 examine several cases of
alleged smallpox. lie found that it was
chieken-rox,
Messrs Buchanan, Goughnour and
Goodwin were up from the valley, Mon-
day, and made the Record sanctum d
welcome call.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Soest, of the Holland settlement, died
about the middle of last month. The
little one was year old.
County Supt. Andrus held teachers
examination lay before yesterday at
Williamsport. There were eight candi-
dateo fer certificates.
Editor Patterson came up from Winona
with Supt. Andrus. But he didn't call
or tie Record. Probably thought the
| cid nlan '7gas sngry--'cavae be twittcd--
on Gacts
There waa : dancing party at the resi~
dence OF III. a.:-d Lrc. Join Ha1anen, in
Cherry Grove district, ,act friday night.
Those ULo ws-e 2ra5enS e. ct a verY en-
ioyao.e line.
There VIII @e g Ialoa at tie I3uckley
schoolaocsa. i Gtce-y Grove district,
OF Friday e7eaLrs. Apr;l 10. There will
be good music. laaiso are requested to
bring baslsete: Everybody invited.
There seems to be great deal Of trouble
in settling the question as to the canity
of the assassin Of Carter Harrison, Why
not hang him anG lea let the doctors ex-
amino his brain. That would settle IT,
A. n. Leslie, Of The Tribune, was elect
ed mayor of the Capital City last Monday
by good oizcd majority. Not the small
est factor il making Lies" fee, proud is
the fact that he oysrcanae as popular and
worthy young nan as Myron Hutchin-
son.
M. y. ". Alien closed his term of
school 1T Williamsport last Tuesday.
Mr.. Allen has had large school--some
4opupils being listad--and has given gen.
cral sa.l3iaction. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
moved out to their Cherry Grove home
yesterday afternoon.
There will be meeting Of Williams
port school board tomorrow Saturday,
April y, at ! p. m. AS teachers for the
three summer schools are to be chosen at
that meeting, the members Of the board
would much like to have patrons of the
schools roeet with them and advise as to
the selections.
Mr.. J.J. Young, who returned to Iowa
after she death of his wife, came back on
Thursday Of last week, and will remain
here for some time. He reports things in
pretty good condition among the farmers
in his part of Iowa, notwithstanding the
prevailing low prices. Mr.. Young is not
10 the best of health.
A letter from Miss Bertha Packer to
her parents states that recently they had
a two.foot fall of snow at Cokedale,
Mont, where she is teaching school.
During the coming vacation Miss
Packer intends to make tour of Yellow
stone Park, and will probably pay visit
home later in the season.
The world moves, says the Fargo Re-
publican, and this year a goodly portion
of it will move North Dakotaward. Peo,
pie on railroad rains--eYe-ywhere arc
talking about the state, it's climate
hcalthfulness, soil and productions.
They are just beginning to understand
that North Dakota is not one-crop
country, but that it is the true region fo,
successful diversified farming. They
know that any one crop is unreliable,
whether the crop is cotton, corn, fruit,
cattle or wheat, and the more they learr