Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-10-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.
VturiOMs Items Of Ne,cs Picked I'm
In ns.tl about Billspoat.

Tas'iOus Items Of Neacs Picked Up
In and about Billspo,t.
Miss Maud Robinson is very i'll.
Mr.. w. s. Lee is absent in Iowa on
business.
John McCrory was up from Winona
Wednesday.
Johnny Stiles was in town during the
session of court.
Ben Corbin, Sir, was over from Burr
Oak Wednesday.
Erard Woorster was in town couple
of days this week.
Editor Patterson. of the Times, took
In the term of court
M. T. Bush. of Mound City, s. D., was
In town during court.
Superintendent Anlrus was in town
during the term Of court.
Nate Sherman and l.. E. Pierce we're
in town Monday and Tuesday.
Frank Walker, of Wiaona, was vis-
itor in Billsport last Wednesday.
Nineteen jurymen-whose names were
published last week-were present.
Charley Lester came over from Horse
head Tuesday, returning next day.
Attorneys Register and Lynn were the
visiting lawyers in town during the term
of court.
Mr.. w. T. Jagd drove over from Kuhn
last week, and was in Williamsport on
Saturday.
Among those IN town during court
we're Major Pitts and Landlord Waldon,
of Winona.
Big.hearted Ed Wescott, formerly of
Emmons. but now of Campbell county,;
s. d., was in town as a witness in civil
case.
Joseph Bollinger, democratic nominee
for surveyor, asks the Record to an.
nounce that he has withdrawn dc a cam.
didate.
Merchant Wescott, of the new town of
Lynn-who, every time he kills beef,
gives part Of il to the poor--was IN
town during court.
Squire Edick and Eugene Waldroff
took IN ye stirring scenes and mingled
with ye vast crowds on ye streets and
boolevars of ye Blllsport. one day last
week.
Glare East's many friends all over the
county wish HIM and his bride happy
married life. There were number of
people invited who would liked to have
beeen present at the wedding, but the
term OF court kept them away. An &C.
count Of the wedding appears elsewhere
in the Record.
The postmaster, as old age comes DER
him, Is getting near-slghted. There are
number of pictures Of candidates hang
ing in the county Office. The other day
the P. M. came in, and, pointing to one
of the pictures, SAID; "What office is that
old rooster running for9" It was pic.
ture of George Washington.
In the report of the democratic convcn.
uon at Winona the names of the assessor
candidates were overlooked. They are as
followss First district, no nomination;
Second district, James Baker; Third dis.
trict, Peter Kraft. For the information
of our Democratic fellow citizens the
state and county tickets of that party
will be published in full in the Record
next week.
A letter from Idaho. to Harry Procu.
nier, says: "You are invited to attend
the wedding of Mr.. G. E. Chapman and
Mrs. Phebe Dill, at the residence of MI.
VIM. Beasly. Oct. 20, 1895, at 2 y. m.
@. E. CHAPMAN" Charley Chapman
is an old-time Emmons county boy.
Everybody. liked him who knew him
while he lived here; all will be pleased to
learn that he has taken to himself help.
mate, and all will join in wishing him
happiness and prosperity.
Nick Heisler was In town Tuesday with
load OF dig cab6ages, which we're raised
by irrigation at the Heisler home, IN the
south-central part Of this county. and
which he had little trouble in dlsposlng
of. Joseph Heisler and his two sons,
Nicholas and Joseph, have made fea-
ture. of late years, of raising cabbages,
and for this season they have 1900
heads of the toothsome vegetable. They
picked one head the other day that
weighed twepty-eignt pounds. One of
the heads purchased by Merchant Yeater
weighed twenty pounds. Any one want.
ing cabbages for winter.keeping or for
kraut making can get them. at verv
reasonable prices from the Heislers,
whose postoface is Dakem.
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