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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-11-22

BISMARCK had, at last accounts, ten sa-
looms, that were each paying S100a quarter
into the city treasury or a total of
$4,000 year. In Emmons county, be-
fore prohibition, there were only three or
fonr saloons Now there are said to be
three times as many. Under license, the
county received over a thousand a year
from this source. Now they receive
nothing, and any one who can buy Il
government license and procure Jug of
cactus extract and a tin dIpper can go
into business. Public opinion is the only
projection there IS now, and public
opinion In this county is, unless we
greatly mistake it, strongly trcnding
toward the idea that Emmons county
needs and m ust have some revenue from
this source. In fact, several of the
saloon men of this county have expressed
themselves as willing to pay license.
And, if the county commissioners and
the states attorney should move in the
matter, we believe they wo uld be solidly
backed by public opinion. and those who
sought to defy public opinion would un-
'loubtedly find it very "hard slcddln'."
Let Emmons county have ar income
from the saloons.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-11-22
AT last there seems to be a dispositio

AT last there seems to be disposition
on the part of the hlghlicense people of
the Missouri Slope to get together and
take united action in opposing the pro-
hibition law. Not long ago couple of
sneaks-one of them professional black
mailer appeared at Bismarck and, with
Willie Motfct and Uncle Gray peri orm-
ing the head work. proceeded to do the
spy act among the sghtless swine. But
the clamor of the town kids on Hal
lowe'en was thought by the two sneaks
to be the uproar of mob thirstlng for
their gore, and they proceeded to relieve
the city of their dirty presence. After
they left, strong high license league
was formed in Bismarck; and in other
parts of the Slope, as soon as spring
opens aud people can get together there
will undoubtedly be leagues formed on
the same basis. This should have been
doue long ago. The prohibbies have
been organized ever since statehood, and,
as a result, most of our state politicians
even those really unfrlendly to the
appetite law-have persistently sought
to make themselves solid with the fac
ton that seeks to perpetuate prohibition.
If the license people of this state expect
to make a successful light for the repeal
of the sumptuary law, they must organ
iZe.
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OBSERV YER.
Gl,lIlavON.

Correspondence Of the Record.
The lyceum at Dale, Saturday night,
was very good &C. e. Bales returned
Saturday evening from Campbell county,
where he had been at work 80. Lew Docr-
,schlag and A., Long went TO Eureka las,
week. Lew brought home Il bunch of
cattle. Will and Eirt Payne will leave
where they will teach school. We wish
the boys success. Everybody seems to
be busy getting up Il supply of wood for
winter. .. The dance at Tone Slcasing's $
is reported to have been very cnjoyabl.
affair. Miss Livingston, of Ipswich, S.
D. sister Of Mrs. A. Long, arrived last
week. and will remain for two weeks. ...
Ebcr Putnam talks Of going to his old
home in Wisconsin to spend the winter
REV Spicer filled the appointment at
the school-house, Sunday. ....A certain
Young man in these parts is getting more
than his share Of digs, lately. Several
persons seem to be very sure that he is
Chief Reporter, and proceed to give him
Hall Columbia. Say, folks. you might
be mistaken. -. Cliff Putnam says he has
made arrangements with Slreeter to in-
sert big, long dash (somcthing like
this: in place of his
name, hereafter. 1T is rumorcd that
Len II lines, of Vanderbilt, has gone east
to get married. We sincerely hope this
is fact. u. NJ. Surfus was IA GIanavon
visitor, Sunday. CHIEF REroRrER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-11-22

great deal OF company and help to Mrs
Havcrlick, her sister She will have cX-
cclcnt school Hivantages, living but
block from a IRA led school. We all hope
and trust that she will arrive safely and
be contcnted in hcr new home. William
MacNider and John D Flynn arc the
honored ones from this side ut the Lyon
Mclaughlin wedding, to-day. ... George
Wentworth, Of Bismarck, arrived on the
stage Monday evening. Jerry B ,rncs,
of the Gull River Lumber Company, Bis
marck, was transacting business here last
week. John Umphrey has rented the
Patterson House, and he took possession
yesterday. The Judge and family will
live III the log building at the rear of the
hotel. -. The revival meetings will be
continued this week. Considerable in.
tcrest is manifested. Rev. Gooderham
will occupy the Mrs Hill residence, COR
ncr of Fourth street and Montana avenue.
Capt Bracket and family, who have
been visiting W. V. Wade and family for
the past six weeks, return home this
week. They 1--we in Massachusetts. They
will visit an uncle in Chicago on the
way....The Misses Maggie and Ella
Spicer are teaching in the German
Russian scttlcmr mt. ...Thos McCrory
started with two teams for Eureka, yes.
lcr,luy, for freight. Mrs. Wade has
moved IN from the ranch, and is occu
pying their winter residence. IA dozen
of the young people were royalty enters
laincd by Mrs. Calvin at Major Pitts
Saturday evening, Nov o. Games were
the order Of the evening oysters at
| eleven. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. McConvillc. Miss Griggs, Mrs.
Bennett, Miss Clark, the Misses Spiccr,
and Messrs. Andrus, McCrory and Chcs-
rown. -. Gid Knowles, of Vanderbilt, was
IN town yesterday. A. w. Austrom
wet his feet, Sunday. crossing the river
| Several others have bathcd their lower
cXtrcmtics in crossing Jas. Gibson
| tested the temperature of the water, last
| Thursday no serious results, how
ever. Peter Moe and wife were IN town.
Monday, en- route to their new home in
Texas A.
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CAPITAL CITY CHIPS.

The Wadsworth murder Case, brought
from Billings county to Burlcigh will be
tried at the regular term beginning Nov. G.
The Bismarck land office has received
land office of about 100000 acres of
Northern Pacific indemnity selections in
this district.
Words Of praise from those who have
seen the new codes are plentiful. Of
course the typographical work is first
class, done rs 1t was by union printers in
the best-equipped office IN the state, pre-
sided over by a man whose competency
as mechanic, no less than his ability as
an editor, is well known to the news
paper men of the state.
G. O. Hanson, clerk of district court of
Burleigh county in '93 and '94 and broth.
or of the auburn haired typographical
artist who was with the Record year
ago, married a woman named Caroline
Swenson, recently. A few days there
after man named Martin Scogland,
now of Minneapolis. but who worked On
the Capitol last fall. appeared with proof
that he had been married to the woman
several months ago. Charley Hanson
and the woman were arrested; but, it be.
ing shown that the former had no knowl.
edge of the woman's marriage to Scog.
land. he was discharged. When the ease
came up for hearing scogland failed to
appear, and the woman was also dis.
pho road ..
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l.iVOIl;i.
Correspondence of the Record.

co'IcspouucHCc VI ttic AcCtId.
Nov, 20. Born Wednesday, Nov. IS,
1895, to Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Knudlson, Il
daughter. Mrs. Knudtson was quite sick
for II time, but is now much better. Aud
Frrd-wcll, it is said that he has had to
enlarge his residence, his former abode
beng entirely too small for comfort
"and at any rate" says Fred, after
few years the young lady will have to
have suite of rooms for her own special
benefit. .... The dance ut the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Lindsay. last Friday
night, was quite well attended. and lasted
until the "wue sma hours" of Saturday
morning.. Barney Burbagc is here
among his oldtlmc friends and associates,
once more, and seems to be the same
'jolly little Barney" as of old. l am
informed that he has bought the Hap
lnnstall place, about two miles south Of
Glencoe and will make his home there
in the future. The Misses Lizzie
Knhdtson and Myrtle Coover. who have
been attending school at Bismarck this
fill, came down FRIDAY afternoon anh
visited relatives and friends in this
vicinity. Saturday and Sunday. Our
farmers are taking advantage of the
reasonable prices at which win i.mills are
now being sold. and are improving their
farms by putting up good, substantial
wInd.mills. Mr.. Jam"s Burbagc and Mr..
Wiley recently put up two very good
mills on their farms -. Your correspond
cnt stopped at the Corbn House. the
other night, and had quite n chat with
Uncle Ben while there. Uncle Ben says
that there is more money IN the wolf
business than in sheep, for the reason
that eve will raise only one or two
lambs each year, while the female wolf
raises five or six young ones each season.
'Bcsidrs,' continued Ben, II can scalp
the mother wolf and then turn her loose
to grow another scalp and more wolves"
DARBY DOLAN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-11-22

annum; and which mortgage was fled with
the Register of Deeds of Emmons County,
North Dakota on the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 1892, at 9 o'clock a. m.
And whereas, default has been made in
the conditions contained in said mortgage.
which default consists in the failure to pay
said $125 10 note, except $500 thereof
paid October 26, 1894.
And whereas, there is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice the sum of $40
92-100; S125.00 as principal and $15 92-10D
as interest.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of said mortgage and
by order of The Acme Harvester Com
pany, the present owner thereof, will
sell for cash the following described
chattels described in aud mortgaged by said
mortgage to satisfy said mortgage debt and
the costs of this sale and the disbursements
allowed by law, at the front door Of the
County Court House, in the town of Will.
transport, in said Emmons county, state of
North Dakota, at the hour of 2 o'clock p
M. on
THE BOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1895,
to-wit
One twelve-foot Hodges Steel Header.
This being all the property described in
said mortgage which is now in existence, or
Dated November 49,. 1896
PETER SHEER.
Sheriff of Em1hons County, N. d.
II. A. Armstrong, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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WinOna.

Correspondence of the Record.
Nov. 19--Llttlc Miss Irene Pitts, the
youngest daughter of our esteemed towns
man, Maj. Jas. g. Pitts, will start this
week Wednesday to join her elder sister,
Alma, who now resides at Benccia, Cal
Her aunt. Mrs. Calvin, will accompany
her to Mandan, and there she will be
placed in charge of the sleeping-car con-
ductor, under whose charge she will be
until she reaches Portland, Ore, Sunday
night, at $50 At that point she will
change cars--making close connections =
for her final destination. The little lady
is only nine years old, and is pretty
young to take a two.thousand-mile trip
alone, never having ridden on railroad
train except 10 go from Bismarck to
Mandan and return, some two years ago.
1t will take her six days and six nights to
make the journey. We can all imagine
what a relief it will be to her father aud
her other relatives here when the glad
tldlngs of her safe arrival shall have
been received About twenty of her
young friends were invited to her home
Saturday evening, to pay their respects
to the little lady, previous to her depart
ure. Several nice presents were given
her, among which was beautiful silver
cup from Mrs. Sou,hwlck. Games were
the order Of the evening until 10 O. clock,
when the little folks INDUCED in "trlp-
ping the light fantastic for one hour.
Then supper was announced. Mrs Gal
vim had prepared fine spread, consisting
OF sandwiches. coffee, cakes galore, ap.
pies, grapes, candies, nuts, etc, etc The
little folks did ample justice to the sup
per, and it did one good to see so many
happy faces together. Promptly at mid.
night the young people departed to
their homes, leaving their best wishes
with the little hostess who is soon to
take up her home IN a far-off land. Miss
Irene Is sweet little lady, and we are all
loath to have her leave us. She will be
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-11-22
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale.

\A/HEREAS, one W. c. Packer of
w Emmons county, state of North Da-
kota, did, on the 25th day of July, A, D..
1898. make his certain chattel mortgage to
Acme Harvester Company, of Pekin, ILL
nois, mortgagee, dated July 25, 1898, to Sc
cure the following indebtedness, viz: One
note for $500. dated July 25, 1898, and
due November 1, 1894, and one note for
$S5 90, dated July 25, 1893, and due Novem.
ber 1, 1895 each note bearing interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum. payable an
nually; and which mortgage was filed with
the Register of Deeds OF Emmons county.
North Dakota, on the 4th day of October,
1898, at 9 o'clock q. m
And whereas, default has been made in
the conditions contained in said mortgage,
which default consists in the nom payment
of said notes or any part of them.
And whereas. there is claimed to be due
at the Date of this notice the sum of S213. .O8;
$4,000 as principal and 443 Os as interest.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of said mortgage, and by
order of Acme Harvester Company, the
present owner thereof, I will sell for
cash the following described chattels, de-
scribed in and mortgaged by said mort
gage TO satisfy said mortgage debt and the
costs of this sale and the disbursements
allowed by law, at the front door of the
County Court House, in the town of Will
Transport. in said Emmons county, state of
North Dakota, at the hour of 2 clock p
m., on
THE BOTH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1896,
to-w1t:
One fourteen-foot Hodges Header.
One iron gray mare, 6 years old (now s
years oldl; weight about 1300 called Bess;
branded z on left shoulder.
This being all the property described in
said mortgage that has been found
Dated November 16, 1896
PETER SHEER,
Sheriff of Emmons County, N. D.
H. A. Armstrong, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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AROUND THE COUNTY.
Hampton.


Correspondence of the Record.
Nov. 1S e F. Sivalia has moved into
the timber for the winter, occupying the
CarmanY residence. q. Mr.. and MIS-. Geo.
Carmany left last Wednesday for New
hall, CAL, where they expect to make
their future home. %. H. Hammond
met with Il very severe accident week
ago. While untylng one Of his horses
the horse jerked backward and took the
index finger of Mr.. Hammond's left hand
completely off--at the first JOINT. He
went to Bismarck, accompanied by Mrs.
Hammond, and had the finger amputated,
as it Was badly iammed and torn. He is
suffering as little us can be expected, nt
present. -. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Mcintyre
visited at S. E. Ryders, Sunday ...,
Where is Darby Dolan "at?" ....James
B. GaYton leaves for St. Paul this week
....W. Z East will take the hookcrs off
of his herd this week. Tom.
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Corr rlespOndence Of the Record.


Nov. 20.-Hullo! Tom! How are they
coming? S'posc you'll be surprised to
see "O6scrvtr' bob up serenely ...Mr.
Peter Ferguson returned Yesterday, after
having made business trip to the Slope
metropolis ....Mrs. Les,crs term of
school here will close Wednesday, the
2Sth inst. Mrs. Lester has given uni
vcrsal satisfaction as II teacher during
her entire term. -. A flock Of 1000 sheep
belonging to Mr.. George Coates. of
Pierre. S. d., PISSED through this vicin-
lty this morning. -. Mark Shields called
on Gayton and Hampton friends, Tues
day of this week. The family are doing
well at their ranch on the Cannonball
Their herd of cattle has increased to a
considerable extent. ..E c. Weller left
on Thursday of las. week for Montana,
where he expects to spend the winter.
Ed is a good, honest young man and a
jolly companion, and he will be missed
very much by every especially the
young folks. >. Miss Pearl Fuller's term
of school at Enmonsburg will close next
Friday. The Emmonsburg folks have
nothing but kind words to say of her..
Mr.. Will Lindsay, wife and little son, of
Winona, visited Hampton aud Gaytcn
friends the fore part of The week.
OBSERVER.