Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-02-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Monday where he took the train for Iris
old home in Iowa, suddenly called by
the serious illness of his mother.
Fred Falley, secretary of the senate, IN
an interesting letter to his paper, the
Wahpeton Globe, says that "Senator
Wlshek is strong man, antLhe commands
the respect of ALL"
" Mrs. Robert Cotton aud the children
arrived at Bismarck last Saturday. re.
turning from their visit 10 the east. They
are expected to reach WiIliamsport by
the first of next week.
[Born-On Friday, Feb. 1, to Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Patzer, of Wlllamsport dis
trict. son. Mother and boy all right.
1t is stated that the youngster can already
say, "1ch bin Republicanische."
4 Tribune, Feb. L: Dugald Campbell,
president of the Wool Growers Assecia-
ton. drove IN from Emmons county yes
terday, and suffered slightly frosted
face from his encounter with the ather
bracinG breeze.
NWhat causes the sound waves of rev.
Pefry and rejoicing that come rolling o er
the prairie from the southwest? Turn
back the flap of your car, gentle reader,
while we answer. Jack Flynn has found
his ''llttle blue mare"
Owing To the severe storm this week,
which made it impossible for the Steele
| Wiliamsport stage to travel, the Record
is compelled to use odds and ends IN the
ready.print line this week. But the Soc
grade is sure to be ironed next
The Case of "The Aultman g. Taylor
Company "a Corporation), Plaintiff, vs.
Ira L. Young, Defendant has been ap
pealed by plaintiff to the state supreme
court. Tie case was tried in the dis,rlc
court at Willlamsport last June the Jury
rendering verdict for defendant.
l/Born-Sunday, Feb. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs
Soren Wollcnhanpt, of Cherry Grove dis
trct, daughter. Mrs. Wolcnhaupt ant
the young lady are getting along nicely
| "'A>A @"sS sa@J W eSCJ uuJ AIS III hDbtll
a. m. walking the floor with bundle il
his arms and whislling "The Soothing
Sirup March"
XLyons (Mich) Herald. Jan. "a: There
1 ga family reunion at the home of Mrs
| George Cook, the children of Mr.. unG
Mrs. Frederic Pctrie having been culct
together by the Serious illness Of thci
mother. Fred Petrie, of Fulton. N. Y.
Wallace Pctrle and Miss Cash Petric, ol
Winchester, N. D., and Mrs. Alice Irvine
of Chicago being five of the six living
children-arc here, the absent one beinl
| Miss Annie, who was for a number O1
years pupil Of Nj. Gibson IN the Lyons
school, aud who has many ncquaintanccs
here. The last time The children were ali
together was about twelve years ago. The
father IS nearly eighty years old the
moth 66 years old.
Who'd Il thought that this extremely
quiet and seqnestered nook would ever be
visited by confidence man? But tina,
very thing has come to pass. And it was
a youthful chap that did up the good
people ol blllSport lie appeared in
town suddenly, and honorcd Landlord
Rusl's hoslelry with his presence fol
three days. He claimed that he was
wai'ing for hls brother, who was to meet
HIM here with pe'ldlers outfit. On
Thursday morning he departed quir,l,
with the Livona mall-carricr, forgetting Q
to shake hands with the landlord and
nrglccling to reimburse him IN any way,
except by the pleasure of his society, for
the devastating work that he had done 1T
the dining room table. Before his Dr.
parture he sent II check to Steele by Mail
Carrier Frank Hill to have it cashcd; but
Frank. on his return, reported that the
for $87. The station agent at Steele told
Mr.. Hill that he had received dispatch
from Windsor, east of Steele, stating that
the same man had passed bogus check
for $65 at that place,