Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-05-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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IAl. Houstain was county seat visitor,
Tuesday.
Treasurer Lee made trip to Bismarck
this week.
The Record is informed that Grandma
Chapman Is dangerously Ill.
l will pay cents per dozen for eggs.
]. L. Boutlllier, Williamsport. N. D.
There IS now school IN Buchanan
district, with Miss Myra Chalnn as
teacher.
When you want to buy Hand made
Harness, or Harness Repairs, cheap, come
and see US. W. L. Yeater s. 20.
Miss Ollie Worst returned home, Tues.
day evening, from Jamestown, where she
has been visiting DR.. Archibald's 3
daughters.
John McCrory. County supt. Andrus,
John Walden, Peter Moe. W. A. Patter-
son. G. A. Patterson and Jacob WolIman
were up from Winona. Tuesday.
Mr.. P. Gahan was up from Beaver
creek: Tuesday. Pat says the fish in
Beaver creek can't get up to his place
without climbing over divers and sundry
nets.
A few more horses will be taken for the
season at the Record ranch $3.50 per
head half-section of fenced pasture and
plenty of we'll water. Pasture will not
be overstocked.
The father of County Treasurer T. P.
Lee and Mr.. W. B. Lee. is out from Iowa
on visit to his sons and their families.
The elder Mr.. Lee is a sociable and
pleasant hammered gentleman, and is
making many friends IN these parts.
Attorney Register was present last
Tuesday 10 Williansport, csm,ag over
from Cherry Grove, where he had been
visiting with W. s. Casselman and also
with the family of Mr. Alexander
Campbell: Reg" reported a very
pleasant visit.
Uncle Tommy Rfchards-beg pardon,
the Hon. Thomas Rlchards--and Frank
Donnelly stopped at the Record ranch
yesterday evening on their way to
Wllliamsport. AS they asked for Squire
Edick, 1t is probable that they were after
somebody who is wanted in Burleigh
county. BUT. if 50, of course they didn't
give it up.
Mrs. G. s. Dunn wishes to announce ia
the ladies of Emmons county that she has
moved her stock of Millinery. into the
store formerly occupied by Frank Moor.
house, on Fourth street. Bismarck, where
she is prepared to show you an elegant
line of Ladies' and Chlldren's trimmed
and untrimmed Hats, at prices to SUIT the
times. Call on her when in the city and
examine goods and prices. Her stock of
goods will at all times be ample, and she
will not be undersold.
SMarried--On April %, 1895, at Fort
Yates, N. D., by the Rev. Father Ber.
nard. Mr.. W. s. Browning. of Winches.
ter, and Miss Maude V. Shields, of For.
Yates. This notice comes late, but moi
too late for the Record to extend Its
hearty congratulations to the pleasant
and popular young couple. That they
may live long and prosper is the wish OF
every one up this way, where the bride
grew from childhood to womanhood and
was and ,s highly regarded by all.
When Israel Robinson was in Bis.
mark, the other day. States Attorney Al.
len took him up to the Jail to see Leon
ard, the wolf-scalp mau, aud ascertain
whether he was the same individual who
under the name Of Howard, pulled the
Leg of the free and independent borough
of Emmons for score or more of dol
lars. Israel identified him at once. Down
here, Leonard told divers stories to di.
vers persons as to the exact section of the
universe in which the specimens of lupus
came to an untlmely end.
The long-drawn.out case of The State
of North Dakota VS.. August Benz was
up again last Tuesday before Squire
Southwick, Of Winona, who came up tc
Winchester to try it. But it seems that
q stipulation had been made between the
attorneys, at a previous trial, by which
1t was agreed that the case was to come
up at future date, before May 16. by
agreement of counsel. When the case
was called, Tuesday. before Squire
Southwick, at Winchester, we are in.
formed that Mr.. Armstrong, counsel for
defendant, insisted on the keeping OF
the stipulation, and. as no agreement
had been made between States Attorney
Parker and himself to have the case tried
on that date, he objected. The case was
then set for 10 a. m. yesterday, a,
Winona. The Record has not learned
the result Of the trial.
Taken Up.
By the undersigned, on his premises,
two mares.
One steel.gray mare, apparently abou,
6 years old, weight about 900 pounds,
crop cared, blind in one eye, had on
leather halter:
One brown mare, white face; ap.
parently about 8 years old; weight about
900 pounds; two white hind feet; white
streak on front side of left hind leg.
Both branded
Owner will please call, pay charges and
take them away. A. McGINNEss.
Sec. 8. T. 1876, r, 76.
Postoflce, Williamsport, N. D.
Taken Up.
BY the undersigned, one mile north of
the Hull North QRkntal nostofice. on