Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-05-03
IN TOWN and OUT.

:
Assessor Kraft, of Exeter, was in town
last Saturday.
j. w. Wescott was up from his ranch
last Wednesday.
The teachers institute ls in session at
Winona this week.
The ferry privilege at Winona has been
let to G. A. Patterson.
A big area of fax will he seeded in
Emmons county this year.
1t is SAID that the common prairie
crocus is catarrh remedy.
John Baumgartuer was up from Stras.
burg district last Wednesday.
Lieut.. Gov. Worst will deliver the Dec
Grafton Day address at Mayville.
F. d. Smith, of Glencoe, was o. visitor
\ to the Wlliamsport country, Wednesday.
| Safer Farr was a vlsiter to the Will
Transport country the fore part of the
week.
States Attorney Parker was in town
Saturday night, and left for Bismarck
| next morning.
Mr.. Adberg, of Burleigh county, was
in town Saturday night He was looking
for stolen horse.
A great deal of the grain in these parts
is up, and it IS looking we'll. The ground
IS in good condition.
When you want to buy Hand made
Harness, or Harness Repairs, cheap, come
and see US. W. L. Yeater s. Go.
Treasurer Lee has bought the Maxwell
I place. on Beaver Greek, near Winchester,
and is moving his household goods down
/ there.
| Commissioners McLain, Wolf and
j Margach were all present at the board
l meeting last Saturday. The session was
| quite brief.
! d. H. Yeater has returned from his
| t1ip to Minnesota. He says the season
here is away ahead of the season in oul
neighbor state.
| Sabbath school will be organized at
! Wllliamsport school.house next Sunday
at II a. m. Everybody cordially IN.
! vited to be present.
N. L. Sherman, the merchant, was ut
from RattlcsnaAe Ridge, Saturday. HI.
I dynamite that is, his solid dynamite
has not yet been received.
| H. S. Brumbae, and Editor Patterson
of Winona, were among the people from
distant parts of the county who attended
the board meeting last Saturday.
/ A few more horses will be taken for th,
season at the Record ranch $3.50 pc
head half-section of fenced pasture ant
plenty of we'll water Pasture will no
/ be overstocked.
i Mr. K. D. Knutson and family, o
\ Cherry Grove, moved to Bismarck th
week, where he will run milk route
Mr.. and Mrs. X. are very pleasant
1 nelghborly people-just such as every
body dislikes to have leave the county.
The miller of the Mound City Is. d.
l mill has bought six acres of land from
Franz Baumgartuer, in Strasburg dis
trict and, together with an Eurek
partner, will build steam custom
/ Touring mill on his purchase, this year
There has been a great deal of rail
this week, the downpour of Wednesday
night being the heaviest. Grass AM
! grain are as far ahead as they usually arr
on the Goth of May, and hope IN the
hearts of the farmers grows corrc
spondingly.
l Mr.. John McTavish was in Blsmarcl
the latter part Of last week with his sol
| William, who started for his home in tn
:: state of Washington on Saturday, Apr
9th. While in town he also called upol
Mr.. Bottomley, who was lying very Ill a
the hospital.
The school-bond election takes plac
tomorrow, Everybody should vote, al
rebonding means lower rate of interes
and payments on cash basis Besides
the state school fund custodians, VIII
have promised to take the bonds at 8 pc
cent are better satisfied with larg
vote.
j. "The Times. Record gratefully &C
/ knowledges the many ngratulations o
, its bright exchanges on its sixteent
anniversary, and hopes to merit in tn
future the commentator it has received
( in the past. So says the Times Record
And the Record rises to remark that tn
: T.-R., under Brother Dunlap's manage
. ment, is one of the best papers IN th
state, and deserves all the kind word
that have been said Of it.
4 Mrs. G. s. Dunn wishes to announce t.
the ladies of Emmcns county that she ha
moved her stock of Millinery into til
store formerly occupied by Frank Moor
house, on Fourth street, Bismarck, wher
she is prepared to show you an elegan
line of Ladies and Chlldren's trlmme,
and untrimmed Hats, at prices to SUIT tn
times. Call on her when in the city an
examine goods and prices Her stock o
goods will at all times be ample, and sh
will not be undersold. 1851
Glare East, of Hampton, was in tow
Saturday. Mr.. East has inaugurated a.
irrigation system this year. After damn
ing the dry weather of the past two o
, three years, he concluded that he woul,
: try the effects of damming on Horseheat
. ! HrooH Tha dom ba hoe nut &, FOO