Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-01-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Read w. 8. De Crafts new ad, in an.
other column.
Mrs. c. H. Edlck has been quite sick
for several days.
Word comes from Cherry Grove that
Mrs. Campbell is no better.
Mr.. G. E. Starr. Of the Emmousburg
neighborhood. is In town to-day.
Shoe Packs, large stock, at so cents
per par. at w. L. Yeater i Co.'s.
Franz Thomas and Christian Narqusrt,
Of selz. and Anton Refs. IT atrssbusg,
were In town Tuesday.
Mrs. S. A. Hawks. who left here re.
Gently on visit to her relatives in Idaho,
reached her destination - Mosoow--last
Monday.
Mr.. Derk Hasper. OF the Hull neigh.
borhood. was in town Monday. He will
be up next Friday. weather permitting,
to make timber. culture final proof.
Henry and Fred Glitschka came down
on Tuesday Of last week to visit their
brother-in.law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
H. Robinson-Fred to remain for few,
days and Henry for month or six weeks.
Last Sunday evening the Rev. 1. G.
Smith preached to the largest congrega-
tion he has had at Will,amsport since the
cold weather began. Mr.. Smith holds
services at W,lllamsport on alternate
Sunday evenings.
Citizen (meeting mail-carrier): "Why
have you tied the mailbag to the scat
and weighted it with a stoneP" Mail.
carrier "Oh. there's copy Of the Wi.
mona Times inside, and if l didn't picket
the bag it would 60 up like balloon"
A gang Of thieves that have been steal.
ing cattle along the Morton.county side
of the Missouri have been dispersed. One
of them is in Jail at Mandsn. Sheriff Pc.
ter Shier, Of this county. has been out
this week assisting in the search for the
fugitives.
Eureka Post Steve Fischer, head clerk
at w. H. Matthew'S store, intends to
start for Hot Springs, Ark, soon, where
he expects to while away about . month.
Returning, Mr.. Fischer will briefly tarry
in Chicago and the Twin Cities to make
purchases for next springs trade.
Since printing the fourth page we fiud
we've made mix in the Cherry Grove
treasurer's statement. Under the head
Relating to Bonds" the total cash re-
ceived should be 5000; amount re-.
deemed, $1,000; total bonds outstanding,
$4,000. Next week or the week after. the
corrected statement will he published
H. NJ, Since was up from the Cannon
Ball. Tuesday. completing the sale Of his
Fort Rice place to a Mr.. Kelly. of EN-
mons county. who is going to increase
his interests in sheep. .--Mandan Pioneer.
lCan this be Tom Kelly. the Emmons
county old-timer? Probably not, for
down on Spring creek Tom already has
one Of the best stock ranches IN the
state.
/ The Fargo Forum reports serious
omission in the new codes. No provision
whatever Is made tor the election of as
SCISSORS IN counties that. like Emmone,
are not working under civil. township
organization. The Forum thinks moth.
ing short Of an extra session of the legis-
lature can remedy the omission, as, other.
wise. no assessors could be elected this
year. and, consequently, no assessment
made next spring.
Married.--At the PRESBYTERIAN manse,
Jan. 81. 1896. by Rev. Durrie, Arthur Nc.
Pherson, of Sterling. and Fannie NJ,
Smith, Of Glencoe. were united in mar
riage. Both bride and groom are well
known as Of the best young people IN
Burleigh county. and many and rich
wishes will accompany them on their life
journey and in their new home. Tribune,
Mr.. F. D. Smith, of Williamsport, and
Of Mrs. Alex. Macdonald. wife Of the
county commissioner of the first district
of Emmons. Mrs. McPherson's parents
live In Burlelgh near the line of Emmons,
and she has many friends IN this county
as we'll az IN Burleigh. who wish her and
her life-partner the best OF fortune.
Not long ago . very pleasant young
man named Turnbull, connected with the
tax department Of the Northern Pacific
was in town for several days looking
over tho tax records at the county build
ing. The following from the Steele
Ozone gives the intelligence that h1a
short life is ended "Mr. Clark received
letter Thursday from. Mr.. Chas Swartz
giving news of the death on Saturday
Jan. 11th, ct the Brainerd N. P. hospital,
Of Mr.. Thomas Turnbull, young man
connected with the tax department of the
road, and quite we'll known here, as we'll
as in all the county seats on the slope.
Mr.. Tlrnbull was in Steele for weel
county, where he was taken sick. He
was most pleasant gentleman, and wal
highly esteemed in the N. p. office. He
was about 25 years Of age"
When =. F. Sivalia was in town re.
Gently he stated 10 the editor Of the Rec.
ord that when he went to Bismarck be
had no intention Of making compliant
against his neishbors for cutting wood
on government something that be
and every one else in Emmons county
or the Missouri Slope. for that matter
has done that he went into business
place in Bismarck and there saw Deputy
Marshal Livermore in conversation with
an Emmons comfy man whose name
Mr.. Sivalie would not give; that, ad-
dreSSlnR MI. LlY0rmore. the nSme leae