Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-03-22
IN TOWN AND out.

<Klaas Huizenga, Of Westheld. was in
town on Tuesday, on land business.
Word comes from Hampton Of large
ly attended hop at Squire Weller's last
Monday night.
When you want to buy q Hand made
Harness, or Harness Repairs, cheap,
come and see US W. L. Yeater & Co.
~%m. P. Groen and his son Jacob
Groen, two old settlers Of the Holland
settlement were in town Wednesday
night.
The dwelling house of Stephen Kraft,
&f Exeter district, was burned. recently,
and most Of the furniture was destroyed.
The nre caught from stove.
Now is the time to buy your Garden
Seeds. We have them fresh-northsrn
grown-from the best seed house In the
country. W. L. Ysater d Co.
There was just tho right-sized crowd
present at the Danbury dance last Friday
evening for all to have . good time.
Some twenty. ode numbers were sold.
Photographer Fansler says that q young
man in Winona who lost his best girl to
a rival crossed the river to Fort Yates
and rented his dark room," for day,
to cry IN.
Deputy Marshal Mcbride was in town
Tuesday night, and went to Winona mex,
day. He was subpenaing witnesses who
are wanted at the coming term of the
United States court in Bismarck.
Winona people say that Jack Umphrey
is running the best restaurant the town
ever had; that he is fine cook, and
that betterceoked meal can be obtained
there than at nine~tenths Of the restau.
rants in the big cities
Sheriff Taylor and States Attorney
Allen, OF Burleigh county. were in town
last Friday. They were looking up q
man who is supposed to bs dealing in
fraudulent wolf-scalps.
Lost-By Miss Theresa Barry-Between
Roop Farm and Napoleon. on Monday
March II, an all-wool shawl, with stripel
OF different colors. Finder please leave
at Roop or Williamsport postoflce.
John D. Flynn and John W. Umphrey
Of Winona., we're in town Tuesday night
Mr.. Umphrey came up to secure a licens.
for the marriage OF himself and Mis-
Clara Lavera, Of Wlnona. The wedding
was to take place Wednesday evening
the ceremony to be performed by Squire
Southwlck.
Dr.. R. L. Aurdy. assisted BY ". A. Nc
Claran, E. P. Olson and W. O. Irwin
says the Mound City Picayuns, performed
delicate surgical operation to remove
quantity Of diseased bone from tho fore
arm Of Harry Nelson. Such jobs are by
no means play.spells, as they requir,
much nerve as we'll as skill, commodities
possessed by the doctor in an eminen
degree.
/Jsrry Hart, the Winona attorney, and
+. Fansler, of Fort Yates. were in tow
Tuesday night. Tho writer had th'
pleasure Of making Mr.. Fanslers &C
quaintance. He Is running photograph
gallery at Fort Yates, and does consider
able work for Emmons county people
He has the reputation Of being an ex
cellent workman. He intends to max
a business visit up this way during tn
summer.
Diversified farming is being enthusias
tically discussed in the south, where tn
lew price Of cotton is driving the pro
ducers to practical study Of what Is bes
suited to their needs. They say that tn
money which they do get for their cottol
must be kept in the south instead of be
ing sent 10 other parts of the country 70
hay, corn and meat. This Is good policy
and policy that in its broad sens
should be applied to every part of tn
south, to the north, to the east and to tn
west. 1t is, IN fact, the policy of protec
ton.
Mrs. s. E. Kurtz, Of WIlliamsport. hus
grandfather, named Leonard Ballet, liz
ing near Nevada, Ohio. 10 Is over 6
years old, and he has always been a rock
ribbed democrat But he seems to b
losing faith, Is the following fro n h
local paper would tend to show. The ol
gentleman pridss himself on his abilitie
as a sausage. maker. One year durin
President Clevelapd's first term he mad
Z sausage, all IN one case, 72 feet long
Another year after that, during the sam
administration, he made . single.cas
sausage "a feet long. These sausaRes h
exhibited with great pride a. "Clevelan
sausages." During the past winter. Will
making sausage, piece about thrs
inches long broke of. He was aske
what he would name 1t. "Oh," reptile
the old gentleman, chats q Clevelan
sausage, too--its all he deserves thl
year"