Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-05-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.
To-day is Arbor Day.

How the grain, grass and garden truck
do grow.
Robert Campbell. of Winona, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. Hendershott has returned to her
home in Fargo.
Mr.. Sheppard was up from South
Prairie last Saturday.
James Pollock, of Southern Emmons,
was In town Wednesday,
NSupt. Andrus was IN town on Tuesday
and "Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Moff1t, of the Menoken nelghbor.
hood was in town last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. E. Petrie, Of Omio,..
visited Wllliamsport last Wednesday.
&Iusticc Weller and Mr.. L. E. Pierce
were over from Horsehead, Inst Wednes-
day.
Samuel Clark, of Winchester, has made
tilingupon the southwest quarter of 'Sec
6, T. 1872, r. 7e. !;
Born--On Tuesday, May 2, to Mr. and
Mrs Arthur McGinness, of Cherry Grove
district, ten-pound girl.
Col. G. B. Little is now president of
the Capital National and the First
National Banks of Bismarck.
When you want to buy Hand made
Harness, or Harness Repairs, cheap, come
and see US. W. L. Yeater & Go.
= John Baumgartner and Wendelln
|Senger were up from the Russian
German settlement. Wednesday.
will pay 10 cents per pound for good
butter and cents per dozen for eggs. ].
L. Boutlller, Williamsport, N. D.
|ASheriff Shier was in town Wednesday
night. Peter has lame arm, caused by
the kick of broncho short time ago.
Mr.. H. C. Rhud, an old resident of the
Wllliamsport neighborhood, but now of
Bismarck, was down the fore part of the.
week,
Messrs, II. H. Howard and r. A.
Yeater went down to Winona, Thursday.
Teachers examination is being held there
to- day.
Mr., H. H, Howard will teach the
Kalbcrer school the coming term, be.
ginning next Tuesday. Mr.. H. is a good
teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kurtz, who were
among the first settlers, will, within
few weeks, make visit to old friends
and neighbors in Ohio.
Peter Bartholomew and W. B. Bentz
made trip to Winona the latter part of
last week. Mr. Bentz is from Wiscon-
sin, and will teach school No. 3 IN Logan
district.
Judge Winchester will be down next
Monday and will open court at 2 p. M.
There will be no jury, and the term will
be very brief. 1t is understood that an
other term will be held in June.
sBr. Muench and Henry Ester were in
town Wednesday. Mr. Ester was getting
papers prepared with whltch to get back
some live stock out of which efforts have
been made to "honswogglc" him.
Miss Eva Campbell is teaching school
No. 2, Cherry Grove. She began last
Monday. The patrons of the school are
fortunate in securing Miss Campbelps
services, as she will teach good school.
w. A. Patterson's chicken foundry at
Wlnona burned, recently, and about 100
youthful birds were cremated. The fire
is supposed to have been caused by
lamp that was put under q patent
brooder. The loss was considerable.
Word comes from below that there
was considerable trouble at Winona last
Sunday. and that Corky Patterson and
club were the principal actors. The
Record has seen no eyewitness Of the
trouble, and the reports are too far apart
to enable us to give authentic details.
]. D. Flynn, of Wlnona, went to Bis
marck by stage last Tuesday. He was
en- route to his old home Elmira, N.
Y.-on visit. His broken ankle is
troubling him greatly, and it is said that
there is a possibility that the foot will
have to be amputated.
Twenty pounds of dynamite goes
down the river to-day, to be used in
blowing up the snake butte on Beaver
creek. 1t IS reported that the place was
partly blown up with giant powder last
Saturday, and the dynamite will be used
to finish it up.-Tribune, Monday.
jamestown Alert: Lieut.. Gov. Worst
was in the city Saturday and went up
into the north part of the county with a
view to locating range for his sheep,
which he contemplates bringing here
from Emmons county if pasturage and
other conditions are found to be favor
able.
The Record is informed that during
recent trip of Inspector Campbell to the
southeast, he discovered several focks Of
sheep, just across the line in Mcintosh
county. that were badly affected with
scab, and that steps will at once be taken
by the state veterinary department to
stamp out the disease.
Mrs. Mary A. Thurber, with her two
grandchildren, will soon leave for Phila.
delphia, to take the children to their
mother, who resides in that city. The
little boy, Guy, who was very sickly
child when he came out, Is In the best of
health. 1t is almost impossible to fud
sicklv. nunv child in thu nnre air of