Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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l will pay cents per pound for butter,
]. L. Boutilller.
Fred Richards, of GlanaYon, was in
town on Monday.
Capt Flick was a visitor to the county
seat last Tuesday.
r. F.. Chase, the Wlnona stockman,
was in town Tuesday.
Attorney Armstrong was visitor to
jamestown, this week.
M. E. Waldrotf was a visitor to Will.
Transport last Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Boutillier accompanied
H. E. Mcclellan TO jamestown.
Postmaster Fuller, of Hampton, and
John Haley we're In town Saturday,
Franz Baumgartner, of Strasburg, was
among Tuesdays visitors to the county
seat.
Constable Pagel was in town, Monday,
on business connected with the insanity
case.
Ezra Tharber's wind mill and tower
blew down during one of the breezy days
of last week.
Last Monday was field day ia the
county treasurer's Office. The amount of
taxes collected on that day was $2,0S792,
The trouble over tax matters between
the county treasurer and Will Packer was
settled Yesterday by the payment of the
taxes
Notice the big ad of W. s. DeGraff, In
another column. Mr.. DeGraff keeps a
large stock of frst,elass goods, and he
will not be undersoid.
The Hey. Smith who is spoken of so
favorably by those who have heard him
preach at Glencoe is not the Smith whose
front name is "Stuh"
W. s. Casselman, accompanied by his
ferocious wolf-hound that has been
known to approach close to jaokrabbit,
| was IN Williamsport on Monday.
Joseph Feist, Martin Wald and Joseph
Lauinger, of Strasburg. were among the
taxpayers who marched up to the CAP
tain's Office and settled" yesterday.
Young Dan Boutil!ier went to Bismarck
last Sunday to have tho bandage removed
from his injured shoulder Dr.. Bentley
thought it beet for Dan to remain in the
city for another week.
twill pay you to deal at Miehelson's 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.
Dan Williams has returned to Bismarck
and will again take up his residence on
the Missouri Slope. Mrs. Williams will
join him In Bismark, soon. Dan wants
room to turn round in" once more.
Mrs. r. H. Thlstlethwaitc, w. s. Cas-.
selman, and Mr.. Fort, the receiver, were
In Cherry Grove district the latter part of
last week on business connected with
the disposition to be made of the sheep
and other property.
P. J. Lyons, of Steele, as white a man
as ever did business with folks IN these
parts. was lu town yesterday. Lyons &
Woodmanse are Offering to take wheat
or flax, at rates above the market price.
from those who owe them.
John Mclean returned to Bismarck last
Sunday. He says that the, Record erred
in stating that his horse 'took French
leave" He claims that Landlord Rush
tied the animal so that he got loose, and
that, therefore, he took Irish leave.
Among those who were in town, Mon
day, paying taxes, were Jakob Fischer,
Michael Scnger, Wendelln Sengcr, and
Lorenz Schwab, of Exeter district Jo.
seph Schmaltz, Martin Schutt, Michael
Bruner, and Johannes Keller. of sez.
Mrs. Streetcr returned Wednesday even
ing from trip to Bismarck. She states
that pretty nearly all the people seemed
to be over in Mandan attending the fair.
and that "they say" the fair is good
one-much better than they had expected
| to see.
Mrs. John Burbage, with her little con
Freddy, upon whose feet an operation
has been performed by DR.. Harcourt, is
now at St. Alexius hospital, Bismarck.
The doctor believes that the bright little
fellows feet will be restored to normal
condition.
There will be basket social and enter
tainment at the Glencoe church this even.
ing. The proceeds are to 60 to finish
paying for the new organ Of Teller town.
ship, across the line in Burleigh. The
evening will be made pleasant one for
those who attend.
In obedience to statute in such case
made and provided, last Friday "Old
Glory" was flung to the breeze from a
flagstaff over schoolhouse No. 8 of Logan
district. There were appropriate exer.
cises by the school, ending with brief ad.
dresses by Register Cell and by Mrs.
Lane, the teacher.
| Mrs. G. s. Dunn, the Bismarck milli.
ner, wishes to announce to the ladies Of
Emmons county that she has added full
line of ladies' furnishing goods 10 her
millinery establishment on Fourth street,
and extends cordial invitation to- all to
call on her and examine goods and prices.
You can save money by dealing with her.
Mr.. H. E. Mcclellan, who was formerly
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