Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-05-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.
How about the Fourth 2

How about the Fourth +?
"A heavy ram last night.
tLandlord Rush made trip to Bliss
marck this week.
Miss Bertha Packer will reach home,
from Montana, tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary A. Thurber and her grand-
son Guy left to-day for the east
Custer Post, G. A. r., will properly
observe Memorial Day, at Wlnona.
John R. Edick has filed on the quarter
on which the coal mine is situated.
Mrs. F. h. Dunbar, of Hampton, was
visitor to Williamsport, yesterday.
James L. Clark, of Richville, Logan
county, died in Dawson on the 14th inst.
TRY Gussner's Cottolere-cheap, and a
/good article for cooking. Bismarck,
e.. D. q
Just as We go to press word is received
OF the death this (Frldsy) afternoon Of
Grandma Chapman.
When you want to buy Hand made
Harness, or Harness Repairs, cheap, come
and see us. W. L. Yeater s. Go.
James Corbin was up from Beaver
Creek last Tuesday. He brought with
him the relics of ten defunct wolves.
/ Go to Gussner's for prices on crockery
and earthenwure. The best and cheapest
Bismarck. N. D. 3
California and eastern canned fruits
the best in the market. Gussner sells
them cheaper than any one else. Bis.
marck, N. D. 4
Try Gussne.'s potted goods and
canned meats. Bou4d to give satisfac-
ton. Prices lower than ever before.
Bismarck, N. D.
Eureka Post: Steve Fischer went to
St. Paul on Monday, May 10, to seek
| medical treatment for chronic trouble
that has caused him much sickness of
late.
Rev. ]. W. Mahin, who was formerly
located in Emmons county, and who was
esteemed and respected by every one, was
! located at New Rockford by the recent
| conference.
1t is a hard state of affairs when the
law compels the people of county to
"take what's left: when the filling of
the Office of states attorney Is under
consideration.
If there are settlers in this county who
want to prove up, and haven't the money
with which to do so, the writer can refer
them to a party from whom they can
secure ANAL loans on their claims.
Fred Mas was the chap that Messrs
Donnelly and Richards came down after
a week ago. He is charged with stealing
and butcherlng some Of Mr.. Richards
cattle. It's reported that Mas has lef
the country.
There was heavy frost IN this localit!
last Monday night; but only the tende
varieties of garden truck were injured
1t undoubtedly injured early fax, but W
have not heard of any one who had hi
fax crop nipped.
The auditor says that the wolf-bount,
law, (chapter 1876, laws of 1899, must b.
complied with IN every respect, in orde
to obtain the bounty. Those who XII
wolves and want the bounty must brinl
the heads, instead of the scaIps, to tn,
county Office, hereafter.
Messrs. Jacob Ouwersloot, John Val
Dlest and John Dyk were in town las
Tuesday on timber. .culture-proof business
Mr.. Ouwersloot took the stage Wednes
day morning for Bismarck, where h'
took the train for the btate of Washing
ton, to make that state his future place
of abode.
Speaking Of the machine invented by {
North Dakota man 10 burn the Russian
thistle or cactus, the. La Moure Chronicle
says that 1t performs all that is claimed
for it; but the heat developed is 80 in
tense that ordinary material will no
stand it. The machines will no doub
have to be built of heavier iron.
Some time ago, as matter of news
the Record printed an item to the effec
that slippery little cuss in Bismarck hac
stolen $35 from girl who worked for {
family where he was staying. Recently
we received letter, postmsrked "Wino
na," which ended with, you are {
whisky bloat." Perhaps 1t was copy
for Times editorial, sent by mistake.
Over in Cherry Grove. the other day,
Charlie Aliens little 8i.Year.old son
"Harmie, not believing that the COLBY
luns ID git him if he didn't watch out
thought it would be nice to 20 and visit
his uncle, who was at work some mile.
away. A hunt was instituted, and the
young ttuant was Captured after he had
Travelled about 4} miles. Of course he
was bowling dolefully when he was
found.
A leading English statesman Of the
present day, Mr.. 1Alfour, says that one
of the chief forces in civilization and
national progress is the newspaper
medium of advertising, by which the
wants of people are made known, busi-
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changes freely effected thereby. Balfour
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