Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-15
IN TOWN AND OUT.


store Of ]. L. Boutillier.
Jerry Cole has been shorn, and the hair
market has fallen 10 cents bushel.
Windmill and pump repairs always
kept on hand by Francis Jaszkewiak.
Judge Templeton has decided the ped
dler license law to be unconstitutional.
Born--Friday. May 8, 1890. to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A. Keebler. OF Wtlliamsport, .
son.
Don I forget that keep good line Sf
l.. Boutilller. =" n
Cheap Jake Hanauer. who formerly
ran secondhand store in Bismarck, died
recently out west.
lguatx Reinbold and his daughter
Johanna were IN town last Saturday.
The daughter died on . homestead.
Sheep Dip I Sheep Dip l handle both
Childs' and Fernoline Dip. Call st
Faunce's Corner for prIce6. Bismarck,
N. D.
Fer all kinds Of inside windows, or for
doors, see e. L. Faunce, who now carries
stock on hand. Call and see him. Bis
marck, N. d.
]. A. Corbin and Jos. Gilman were IN
town yesterday. The day before they
killed litter Of ten wolf pups and the
mother Of the Same.
Word received from Glencoe yesterday
was 10 tho effect that the condition of
Mr.. Robinson 10 somewhat improved.
His appetite is better and he sleeps we'll.
Frank Jaszkowiak 10 erecting an addi.
tion to the north side OF the hotel build.
ing for Mr. Yeater. Mr.. Rush will also
soon begin work on an addition to his
hotel.
I. H. Robinson's hired man had run.
away the other day during trlp to Ster.
ling. The tongue dropped down, and
the horses ran away, injuring the buggy
and harness 10 considerable extent.
A large stock Of wall paper carried and
sold as low as &c per roll. Also. window
shades on the rollers, ready to put up, as
low as csc each. II you want either pa.
per or rollers. call at Faunce's Corner.
Bismarck. N. D.
Comrade Corbin, Of Glencoe. vas Ia
the Wllliamsport country Wednesday:
and made the Record office a welcome
call. Ben was on the trail of the wicked
wolves, and had killed "a during the
week--14 within "A hours.
John Roop has barber char 1t the
Hotel Yeatev, and will be on hand to
serve customers every Saturday afternoon
and evening. JOHNNIE has had expert.
ence in the art tonsorial, and the new en-.
terprlse will be great convenience.
Mr.. G. w. Thurber, father of Mrs.
Greer, and tie Tburbcr boys who form.
erly lived in these parts, is visiting his
daughter here He came by wagon and
team from Culbertsol,, Mont, and will
continue his journey by the same con.
| veyance to Minnesota.
| A female swine at the Record Ranch
dcvoured III young chickens the Other
day. That is, they were eggs that in the
| ordinary course Of events would soon
have been ciickens Nine feathered
mammas we're left discsnsolate, and i'm.
penetrablc gloom hangs DER the Records
cemmlssary department..
Mr.. Jerome Turner was over from
Hersebead. Monday: He reports heavy
rain and hail storm last Saturday over IN
the hills this side Ut Horscilsad valley.
The grass showed marks of heavy
pounding by the hail. and the coulecs
showed that the rushing waters had been.
high uD their slopes. The storm must
have been first cousin to cloud-burst.
District court will opcniat " Williamsport
on Monday, June 1st. at 2 p. m. Those
wishing to take out final naturalization
pnpers should bring with them two wit
nesses who have known the applicant
"for five years last past" Any one who
took out his FIRST papers" more than six
years previous to the date of the coming
election Cannot vote thcreat unlese he has
taken out his 'second papers,"