Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-12-06
IN TOWN and OUT.

Tuesday.
The Wadsworth trial is still in progress
at Bismarck.
Landlord Rush has added another room
to his hotel building.
Comrade W. w. Putnam. Of southern
Emmons, was IN town Wednesday.
Charley Mcintyre and Ed Cook were
over from the river, Wednesday.
The best Buckwheat Flour in the land,
&c per pound, at w. L. Yeater & Co.'s.
will pay 15c per pound for good But
ter. ]. L. Boutillier, Williamsport, N. D.
The Williamsport postmaster will re-
ceive and receipt for money due the Rec.
ord.
On Arctics. German Socks and Felt
Boots in all sizes money saved if you
buy of DrGraf.
Joe Lindsay was in town Tuesday
night, on his way home from Foster
county, where he has been working.
Instead Of It's being an attempted MUIR
der IL now appears that the shooting Of
Frazer at Winona was an attempt at sui
eide.
Deputy Treasurer Robinson, wife and
sisters Maude and Lillian visited Winona
and Fort Yates the latter part Of last
week.
DeGraffs is Headquarters for Ducks
lined Suits, Overalls and Pants. Quail
lty and make the best, and prices the
lowest.
And don't you forget, when you con-
template the construction of mince pies,
that we have Apples. Cider and Cranber-
rcs--all nice and fresh. w. L. Yeater
s. Co.
D Graff is closing out his enlire stock
of Gents Neck Wear. Choice for rs
cents. Most of them are worth two or
three times this price. This is snap.
Don't miss it.
AL. MORRISON was in town Tuesday
He was on his way to Steele, but the
storm was 80 bad that, after getting
about ten miles from Williamsport. on
his journey, he returned.
Under the careful nursing Of her
daughters, Mrs. MacNish and Miss Flora
Campbell, Mrs Alexander Campbell ls
doing as well as could be expected. when
the serious nature of her illness is con-
sidered.
Mrs Winnie Bennett, who has taught
in the southern. part of this county, and
who bears fine reputation Us teacher,
has been employed to teach the coming
Term at WiIiamsport. School will begin
here next Monday.
Postmaster Yeater purchased the
Fielden buildings He had the dwelling
house moved to town aud set down
south of the hotel building to which it
will be joined. Arthur McGinness had
the moving contract.
Mr., Thomas L. Pagel, of Wonewoc,
| Wis. is visiting with his brother and
family, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Pagel. of
South Prairie, for week. Mr. Pagel
has been in the employ of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company as a telegraph
operator.
Squire Southwick, of Winona, was
snj"urner at the county seat, Monday
night. Mr.. S,uthwick states that there
will be G. A. R. camp. fire at Wlnona
ON the evening of the 23d (,he Saturday
before Christmas), at which a rousing
good time is expected.
Mr.. Ard Starr and Mr.. John F. Mace
were in town. Wednesday. The former
relinquished his homestead entry and the
latter made fling thereon. Mr.. Mace is
now resident Of Parker 8. D. He has
the appearance and manner Of valuable
settler. He will come to Enmons county
next spring with some cattle.
A good many subscribers to the Record
have recently settled up and also secured
the Inter Ocean and the farm paper for o
year. The Record publisher agrees to
furnish the two premium papers for a
year f; but he Is not responsible further
than that. If either of the papers should
continue to come after the expiration Of
a year, and you don't want it any longer,
order it discontinued.
Editor Patterson and wife have gone to
st. Paul, taking with them their little son
Harry, upon one Of whose feet an opera
'ion will be performed, the member being
turned from It's normal position. A case
OF this kind Ia SAID to be easy Of cure by
a skillful surgeon, where the patient is q
child, the joint operated upon soon as
suming natural position. The writer
sincerely hopes that the trip may: be sue
cessful IN every particular, and that the
little fellow may return with his defect
completely cured.
Our old friend Loftus T. Buckley, an
early settler in Cherry Grove district. this
county, who was recently married ia, Miss
jessie Barnes. in seeele county, this state,
has, judging by the frst-cass write.up Of
bis wedding, in the Hope Pioneer. ala
ready made hosts of friends in his new
stamping.grouud There was . large
number of people present at the wedding,
and the bride and groom received pres.
euts from upward of forty Of their
friends. A long list Of the gifts is printed
in the Pioneer, all Of them being Of util.
ity as well as value, and there are suffl.
cient of them to start two or three young
coun1oo Of houoobaon;o. r r,.5.ss,,s.