Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-10-26
IN TOWN AND OUT.
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF Lo.
CAL HAPPENINGs.
Neighborhood Items Gathered Srsra
the Highways and Byways Of
FINN ons County for shs
Record Readers,
Corky Patterson seems to be very mad,
And abuses Pap Streeter" like fury;
After election he II feel just as sad
AS he did when he couldn't sit on the iury,

Harry Pzocunier is working in Bismarck.
Senator Worst will be home the SATURDAY.
before election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush are going to Mime.
sofa before long on visit.
John Carroll, Of southern Emmons, was
visitor to the county seat last sutrday
There was on enjoyable surprise party az
MIR. D. L. Chapman's, Danbury, on Friday
evening Of last week.
+ Mr.. Peter Rocks, nominated By the dem.
ocrats for sheriff, was visitor in the Will
Transport country this week.
III two places In last weeks issue Of the
pi-box, Uncle Mac speaks of Henator
"Callinger' Of New Hampshire. He prob.
ably means Senator dallinger.
Mrs. Leah Carmichael. OF Omio. was in
Wllliamsport. Saturday. She brought up q
sample of some fine corn that che raised this
year, q lot of which she has for sale.
Miss Ollie Worst returned Saturday from
visit Of several weeks with Miss Mabel
Archibald, daughter Of Superintendent
Archibald, of the Jamestown Asylum,
A vote for Braddock Klynstra, Kurtz,
Hasper and OwerslooL is vote to apain
place the gang in the saddle. The bribery
gang are not Republicans. They have
stolen the livery Of Rapublicanism to serve
the devil in.
Miss Anna @. johnson went down 10
Dakem last Sunday, where she will teach
school. Mr.. X. D. Knutson, her uncle,
went down with her. They got there inst
in time to be present at the wedding of two
young Russian Germans.
Uncle Mac ought to know what "pi.box''
means, as applied to newspaper. '.pi," in
printers parlance, means ITO mix up" In
referring to the Times as pi-box" the
Record meant to call attention to the fact
that our esteemed contemporary most
grievously "pies' the English language.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Wollenhaupt re-.
turned home last week, after an absence of
several months. During their absence they
made trip by team to the Black Hills
country Soren says that there are dozen
men for every job in the Hills country.
Henry Wollenhaupt returned home with
Soren.
Republicans Of Emmons County if YOU
want an honest ballot and fair count, If
you want the chattel-mortgage influence re-
moved from county politics, if you do not
want your cauc,lses packed by combine
formed months in advance, if You want your
editors to stand up for the people regardless
OF rings and gangs. see that you do not put
an x before the name of Edward Braddock
for Auditor, s. E. Kurtz for Treasurer, and
John Klynstra for County Judge.
Robert Schilling the populst spell.binder,
came down from Steele Tuesday afternoon,
accompanied by Mr. George G. Bope, Of
Kidder county. Owing to failure to have
notice Of his coming precede him, only
dozen or 80 of people were present to listen
to him. He spoke in the county building,
and gave very interesting talk from the
populistic standpoint. Hi address was
brief, as he had to leave for Winchester,
where he was to speak in the evening. He
is also-as he informed tho Record--to
make several German speeches In southern
Emmons in Mcintosh and in Logan.
The Record believes that TalmadHe P.
Lee, candidate for reelection to the office of
County Treasurer, will have tho biggest ma.
jority Of any man on either of the county
tickets. He has kept his promise, publicly
made when he was candidate two years
ago, that he would, if elected, remove to the
county seat and attend personally to the du.
ties OF the office. Sociable, kind-hearted,
and pleasant man to do business with, he
has during his term of Office made many new
friends among the taxpayers Of the county.
The Record believes that Mr.. Lee will have
two-thirds of all the votes cast for treasurer,