Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-03-27
IN TOWN and OUT.

IN UVUW HUO UUUs
Attorney Lynn and Treasurer Lee are
in town to-day.
Joe Lindsay was up from the river the
fore part of the week.
r. F. Chase, of the Nelson ranch, Wi.
nona. was in town last Friday.
Bupt Andrus was in the Williamsport
country the fore part OF the week.
Tho bids for hay permits will be opened
two weeks from to. morrow-on April IL.
Tho wife Of Auditor Braddock, Who
was quite Ill for . week or two, 10 recov.
ering.
A full line Of LADIES' Summer Hats At
]. L. Boutillisr's. Prices - low - the
lowest.
DONE forget that keep . COED line Of
standard PateAt Medicines on hand. ].
L. Boutillier.
Last Monday Gov. Allen granted .
pardon to Henry Van Beck, restoring, i,
him to cltizenship.
The eophers-sure sign Of spring and,
Of crops ragged along the edges-are be.
ginning to appear.
Messrs. 8. D. Cummins and ]. ]. Wolf,
of the Winchester country, were among
last Fridays visitors In Wllliamsport.
We have full line of Hand Made Har.
ness, Collars, Sweat Pads, ETC., and will
sell all down close to cost. w. L. Yeater
& CO.
Treasurer Lee and his brother, w. B.
Lee, we're Ia town last Friday. The latter
made fling on the southwest quarter of
28-188-7e.
A. result of the Mas Gutjahr breach.
of-promise case before Justice Flick, it 10
understood that there will be wedding
before long.
Mrs. Robinson and little Miss Robin.
son are again at home-a fact which any
one might guess by the look Of happiness
on the face Of l. H.
The annual Old Settlers dance bids
fair to be well attended. and to be one Of
the most successful that has ever been
held in this nelghborhood.
For the next thirty days we will put
the prices Of Children's Shoes down to
cost. IN order to make room for heavier
goods. W. L. Yeater d Go.
Miss Mary Lee. daughter Of Mr.. w. B.
Lee. of lower Beaver Greek, secured the
valuable book offered to the young lady
who .raissd the most money for the Burge
Sunday-school organ.
Frank Jaszkowlak has made for Post
master Yester cradle out Of native will
Iowa: Whether the 2. H. purchases the
cradle a. principal. or - agent for other
parties. is not known. ...
Dugald and James Campbell. A. B. Pc
terson and +. d. Walker were In town
Monday. Mr.. James Campbell made q
timber-culturs proof. and Messrs. Walker
and Peterson were the witnesses.
There will be dance in Alfred Coov.
ers new house in Barr Oak district next
Friday evening. Alfred is q good boy
aud has lots of friends. and there will un.
doubtedly be big crowd present.
Joe Edgerly. as bright. sociable aud
kind.hearted young man ss ever dwelt
on the Missouri Slope. died last Sunday
at st. Alexius Hospital. Bismarck, and
was buried in the Catholic cemetery.
1t 10 reported that Corky has secured
the stopper to an ink bottle, aud when the
river opens. should Major Cramsle inter-
fere with his boats. he will cross the Big
Muddy on the cork with his ears for sails.
Born On March "a. 1895. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius Rowerdink, Of Hull, En-.
mons county, N. D., daughter. Mother
and child dong we'll. Say, ''Cornell,' -
don't you lug that Emmons county girl
OF to Montana.
II was unnecesssry for Corky to state
last week that the decent man Of the Times
was SICK. and that he (Corky) got out the
paper himself. The pages showed that
some pin.headed botch had been sloshing
around in the Office.
Anton Bsumgartner, Michael Baum.
gartner and six other young men of Stras.
burg stopped in Williamsport over Mon.
day night. They were on their way to
the Darlington d Casey farms, north Of
Jsmeetown, where they will work.
We have received and are now putting
in . 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 d Co.
Frank Jaszkowiak and Arthur McGin-
ness are quite team when it comes to
putting up big windmill. 1t took con.
siderable nerve in to.day's lively wind to
put IN place on the 50.foot tower at the
Record ranch the vane Of q 14-foot Good
hue geared mill.
Each of the two leading Wllliamsport
stores have received new stock Of goods
and their shelves are we'll filed. Settlers
from other parts Of the county, whose
business leads them to the county seat,
will find good stocks to choose from at
the Billsport stores.
Missing From the flock Of Frank
Ringius, Tell. Emmons county, N. D.,
between 20 and 30 eve sheep. Part Of
them marked with green paint on rump
and part marked with same on head. Any
one knowing Of their whereabouts will