Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-18
IN TOWN and OUT.
District court next Monday.

Messrs. Fort and Casselman came down
from Bismarck yesterday.
B. B. Moss, the Yankton politician.
horseman- brewer, is IN town.
BE. Chase, of the Nelson ranch, near
Wlnona, was in town Monday.
The Rev. T. 8. spicer will preach at
Winona next Sunday. at 7:9Op. m.
Nick Heisler was in town Monday with
a wagon load of big cabbages, raised by
Irrigation.
Commissioner Barry, of Logan county.
passed through town Monday on his way
to the river.
Ex-sheriR Mahaney, of South Prairie,
was In town yesterday, on his way home
from Bismarck.
Hello! there! Napoleon Homestead.
Frank, why didn't you materialize with
that double rig?
Sheriff shier was in the Williamsport
country, yesterday, SUNNI oning jurors
and serving subpnnas.
Mr.. johnson, of Glencoe, has been ar
rested on charge of selling liquor with
out government license.
States Attorney Parker visited the
county seat yesterday on business con-
| nected with the coming term of court.
Considerable grain from south Of
Beaver Creek is being hauled through
Williamsport to points on the railroad.
Remember, that those who pay up their
Indebtedness to the Record will get the
paper at the reduced rate-$1.50 per year.
L. T. Buckley proved up on his tree.
claim in Cherry Grove last Monday. He
will travel for a seed and nursery house.
! Messrs. Pagel, Cantwell, Browning,
Roy Carley and Rufus Dean were In
town Monday night, on their way to
market,
| The Casselman- 'rhiatlethwaite sheep
will be sold to-day, at II o'clock q. M,
by Receiver Fort, at the Asa CasselDlan
place-2s- -1S6-75.
Wanted-To purchase-for cash--Good
new-milch COW. Address or apply to
Hans Hanson. sec 8. T. 1876, r. "a. Post
office, Tell, N. D.
| Don't forget the dance at Ben Corbin's
this evening. Ben never does anything
by halves, and those who attend the
dance are sure to have good time.
Rev. w. H. Gooderham will preach in
Williamsport schoolhouse next Sunday
at II a. M; and in the Burge school
house at 7:3O p. m. Of the same day. All
are invited.
| Messrs. J.. N. Roop and E. F. Savage,
with their families. visited friends In the
Williamsport country last Sunday, and
attended the services at the schoolhouse
in the evening.
twill pay you TO deal at Michelson's,
Bismarck. You can trade cattle. sheep,
hogs or any farmers produce for grocer
les, binding twlne or machinery. He will
. give you the lowest figures for cash.
RI Lost--A county certificate of indebted
t ness, for 1915, issued March 4, 1885,
3 Robert Cotton, ..ssigned to D. R. Street
er. The public is hereby varied against
negotiating the same. D. r. Streeter.
; Mr.. w. 8. Lee father of w. B. and
T. p, has been in Emmons county for
the past fortnight There is strong
l prospect that Emmons county will secure
this pleasant-mannered gentleman for q
permanent settler.
=. Mr.. s. J. Perkins. of the firm of Conk.
, ling 6 Perkins. Pipestope, Mimi, is buy
ing "feeders"-both cattle and sheep-in
, Emmons county. The cheap corn of Mr..
, Perkins section is creating a strong de.
mand there for "feeders."
: Alex. Macdonald. of Glencoe, was q
visitor to the county seat last Wednesday.
Mr.. Macdonald and Mr.. McLain are the
r two candidates for commissioner whose
, names will be printed on the official bal.
a lot, both having been nominated by peti
ton. If INC" doesn't win, "Mc" will
surely be elected.
. The Rev. l. q. Smith preached at
Williamsport schoolhouse last Sunday.
His appointments in the near future are
as follows: Next Sunday, Oct 20, at
Steele at II a. m. and at Sterling at 8p.
m. The following Sunday, Oct. 81, at
Glencoe in the forenoon and at Williams
port in the evening.
One of our highly respected subscri-
bers says he wonders if the addressing Of
the paper in red ink is a dun. Oh, no.
Red ink goes-when the red-ink bottle il
handy-to those who don't owe, just the
game. We generally use red ink because
it is more easily and quickly read on
printed paper than black ink, and It may
. be the means of postal clerks and post.
masters getting the papers to their des.
tination with fewer mistakes.
! When Wesley Baker sent out notice Of
his dance, everybody who attends dances
knew there was gong to be good time.
And those who were present were not
disappointed. In Mr.. Bakers new barn
lone of the best in the county--a tenn.
porary floor had been laid, and here four
or i've sets were kept busy until daylight.
The music was frst-elass In every way.
Jamea Parker presided at the organ, and
by request sang number Of songs that
were heartily enjoyed. In the house the.
hospitable hostess bad everything well
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