Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-07-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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l will pay 8 cents per pound for butter
]. L. Boutillier.
Thirty-two bars of New Style Soap for
81, at J. L. Bouhllier's.
Gov. Worst came home. Tuesday, to
remain for day or two.
The Hon. Benjamin Corbin, mayor OF
Glencoe, WIS in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. Waldroff have re.
turned to Burleigh county to reside.
The Roop neighborhood has one Of the
most fourishing Sunday-schools In the
county.
VIM. haven and family, Of Mason
City, Iowa. have moved on the Reamahn
place, southeast of town.
There will be dance and basket sup
per at the residence Of Mr.. James B. Gay.
ton, in Gayton district, this evening.
l. H. Robinson is putting up good
house on his homestead, and he and Mrs.
Robinson will 60 there to reside In few
days.
Eureka Post, July Sd: Steve Fischer
went up to Winona last Saturday to su-
perintend the opening Of the new store of
Matthews & McCrory.
Little 5-year- Charlie Bartholomew
is very sick. He got hold of some kero.
sene and drank it, which is thought to
have caused Inflammation of the bowels.
The W,nona ferry matter will come up
before Judge Winchester, in chambers at
Bismarck, tomorrow. 5ohn Parker for
G. A. Patterson and r. H. Register for
Jacob Wollman.
There will be preaching at the Burge
school house on Sunday, July IA, al 5 p,
M, by Mr.. Spicer, of Winona. Also,
Sunday school at 2 p. m. All are cordially y
invited to attend.
Church services will be held at Glencoe
next Sunday. The one who left notice
at the Record Office neglected to state the
name of the minister or the hour at which
services will begin.
Born--Wednesday, July 10. 1895, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bartholomew, of Lo.
gan district, girl. Mother and child do.
ing we'll. There are now SIX boys and
three girls in the family of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartholomew.
The sympathy of all his friends and
neighbors will be given to Frank Hart,
who few days ago received tidings of
the death of his mother. to whom he was
much attached. The deceased lady, Mrs.
Mira Hart, was resident of Providence,
Rhode Island.
A certain Canadian. born lady in the
Billsport neighborbood has COW that
she thinks q great deal Of because the
cows ma was brought from Canada.
But the COW has now become thoroughly
Amerlcanized, for she "borned' red,
white and blue calf (blue because it gets
skim milky on the Fourth of July.
Messrs. A. G. Wells and VIM, Whltsell.
government officials ef the Standing
Rock reservation, were in town Tuesday
night. Mr.. Wells says that at the recent
Fourth of July gathering by the Indians
at Oak Creek Station, 3S mills from Fort
Yates, between five and SIX thousand of
our copperhued brethren were present.
Born-On Tuesday, July 2. 1895, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chapman, of Dan
bury, this county, girl. Mother and
child doing we'll. The Record extends
congratulations to the happy parents over
the newcomer. But we will also digress to
remark that it must seem very strange to
hear the voice of a child in the Danbury
neighborhood.
Last Friday night strip of hail went
southeast through this county, the first
heard of it being from Spring creek. II
crossed the upper Beaver somewhere
about Jim Corbin's and the Clark place,
and Auditor Braddock, who was at his
home Friday night, informs US that a
large number of Russian Germans lost
their crops in the Eisenzimmer nelghbor-
hood. At his place-Dakem postofice-
only few scattering hail-stones fell.
Little Howard McGinness, less than
two years old, was severely but not
dangerously bitten IN one of his hands.
last Sunday, by dog. He and his 3.year
old brother, Arthur, were out In the yard
when neighbor. with his dog, rode up
The dog and another began to fight
throwing the little fellows down, and
fighting over them. During the minute
before they were separated the younger
boy was bitten. His brother was not
hurt.
Ex-senator Pisrce's Idea.
Alert: 1t seems that ex-senator Pierce