Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-03-20
IN TOWN AND out.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
And now it is the springtime, gentle
Annie-for sure.
Wallle Petrle was up from the Beaver
Creek country. Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Boutillier was visitor
in the Capital City, the fore part Of the
week.
A. D. Cordner. Of Sterling, was IN town
Monday looking up taxes and attending
to other business.
There was . well-attended masquerade
dance at George Lynn's. down on Beaver
creek. last Wednesday evening.
The creamery At Eureka met with such
success last season that it has already
started up for the season Of '86.
Lewis Louizenhiser, son Of the young
est man of his years in the county, was a
visitor in Willlamsport last Monday.
Michael Thomas. John Baumgartner
and Jakob Darzapf, of Strasburg, were
among Mondays visitors in Williams
port.
W. s. Casselmans having in tow Mr..
Rathburn, Fargo grocery drummer, was
in town this week, going as far south as
Winchester.
After reading the report of Gayton
school, published elsewhere, it will be seen
that Charles and Peter are pretty good
immigration society, themselves.
John Haley sends to the Record cabi-
net photo of himself. It is not only a
good picture Of Emmons county's quiet
/ and reserved Book Agent. but 1t shows
the excellent workmanship done by
''Dick" Fansler at Fort Yates.
Messrs. r. N. Stevens and E. A. Will
Jams, Of Bismarck, have formed part
nership for the practice of law. Both are
able men, and the new firm will undoubt-
edly get to the front. See their profes.
| sional card elsewhere in the Record.
We have received and are now putting
in a fine new stock of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Harness, Boots ard Shoes, Gar
| den Seeds, etc., and can give you better
| prices and better goods than any other
store in the county. w. L. Yeater & Co.
Translated from Eureka German Post
Gustave Michaels, who was recently run
nlng the Mound City roller-mlll, passed
through here on Monday on the way 10
Minneapolis. where he intends to pur.
chase the mill machinery for Beaver
Greek roller-milI, to be erected in En-
mons county.
Items of the same tenor as the follow.
ing from the Steele Ozene are appearing
in the newspapers all over the state
"We learn that Frank Knable is discour.
aged with Iowa and left overland on his
return to Kldder county on the first of
the month. He hopes to arrive IN time
to put IN CROP"
Mandan Pioneer At the session of the
U. S. court in Bismarck the case of the
United States vs.. Peter and John Leon.
ard. accused of stealing Indian cattle, was
postponed over the term, on motion of
the defendants. as they have importan,
witnesses that could not reach Bismarck
at the recent term.
Eureka Blade: Elsewhere in this issue
will be found notice signed by the coun.
| ty treasurer announcing that all county
warrants presented at the county treas.
urer's Office before March 81 will be paid
Hurrah for Mcpherson county! She l.
one among many that wish they could
publish similar notice.. Entirely out OF
debt! Sounds nice, doesn't it2 And the
reality is proportionatelY nicer.
Jerome. Turner, of Hampton. was 6
visitor in Williamsport day before yester
day. He states that MIR. H. j. tont, who
used to live near him in Horsehead Val
ley, has recently removed from Prescott,
to College Place. in the state of Washing
ton. Mr.. Lont writes to Mr.. Turner tha
he is comfortably situated and likes tn,
country very well. as his health is mucL
better. Wonder if webs have formed be-
tween Comrade .Lont's toes -yet2
Mandan Pioneer Court Stenographel
Tdttle' spaper): Many Of those who heard
the testimony in Bismarck in the case Of
the United States vs.. N. L. Sherman, fol
selling whisky to Indians. we're consider
ably surprised to see jury that woull
believe two Indians in preference to foul
white men. The white men, too, were
good citlzens--men who were incapable
Of false swearing. But their word did moi
70 with the jury. 1t would be interesting
reading to see the proceedings of tha
jury published.
Mrs. Magdalena Mas, aged 5O@5;
years, has sued Geo. Gutjahr, aged 35@4(
years, for breach of promise of marriage
It is understood that the fair Mrs. Bar
dell accuses the youthful Pickwick o1
monkeying with the normal working Of
her heart-strings, thereby entailing In
somnia and loss of appetite on her part
For this sse demands an sllopathlc dose
of dollars and cents in the way Of dam
ages, and has employed Counsellor Park
er to do as Sergeant Buzzfuzz did to Pick.