Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-29

IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Windmill and pump repairs always
kept on hand by. Francis Jaszkewiak.
Don forget that keep good line of
standard Patent Medicines on hand. ].
l.. Boutfiller.
The weather has been cool during the
past week. The ground ,s moist and
grain 10 stooling nicely.
For the next thirty days. tho very best
Barbed Wire at $2.5O per 100 pounds. A.
Logan, Bismarck, N. d.
Henry Reamann has received q letter
from Bob NcTavish: He is at Helena,
Mont. and says he Is going toSEngland.
Sheep Dip Sheep Dip l handle both
Childs' and Fernoline Dip. Call at
Faunce's Corner for prices. Bismarck,
N. d.
For 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.
Mr.. B. F. Bures. Of lower Beaver
creek. bought Ans bull frsn H. r.
Brown, Of Minneapolis recently, paying
$50 therefor. The animal is yearling,
and was bred tor show bull.
Frank Jsszkowiak. while doing some
carpenter work at Mr.. Yeater's place.
jumped down . couple of feet from q
support. He altghted on = nsil, which
went entirely through his foot.
The advertisement Of the Grand Forks
Woolen Mills. IN another column Of this
paper, should be Of interest to o,ar sheep.
men and to those who prefer honestly
made sll-wool goods over sheddy.
A large stock Of wall paper carried and
sold a. low @ &c per roll. Also. window
shades on the rollers. ready TO put up. as
low a. sc each. II ysu want either pa.
per Or roiiess, call at Fsunce's Corner,
Bismarck, n. D.
Senator Hansbrough 10 sending out q
letter explaining his views on the wool
question. 1t covers the situation and the
senator's record 90 completely that many
papers ere printing 1t 10 full. 1t is Ger.
tsinly straightforward and outspoken.--
Fargo Forum.
r. D. Smith has moved his workshop
into town and located it.on the west side
Of Broad street. near where the first
county building sat. This change will
make it handy for farmers who have
wesk for the blacksmith, as most folk,
have to come to towa about 70 often any
way. 80
The Pioneer ficne, to be held at Nc.
Ginness Grove on Saturday, the 18th OF
next month. bids fair to bring out Q big
attendance. These annual gatherings Of
people who came here to stay have been
successful from the very first. Judge
Winchester, Gov. Allin and Lieut.. Gov.
Worst will be present and deliver ad.
dresses. .
Sheriff Shier ueturnsd Wednesday from
summonlng Jurors for the coming term
of court. He has been In all parts Of the
county from Logan and Mcintosh to the
Missouri river, aud from Burleigh to the
South Dakota line. He found IS Of ths
panel Of 86 drawn, G. Van Aarden being
the one he did not find. Another, Her
man Matt:son, is sick and in bed.
Col. Yeater has built . porch across th,
entire from. # the hotel building and th,
additions thereto. Now. almost any even
ing. in the twilight, he may be seen SIT
ting on his verandah. nursin' his rheum
utiz, fighting mosquitoes and chewing
gum, with thoughts Ear away-ln ,ha
better land where there is neither sand ir
the sugar nor worms in the prunes.
The fellcw.clt,zen who will take W
; that sorrel incorporating it's our n
and let the owner know--will get thu
Record, Inter Ocean, and F., s. & H.. fol
. year. II already Record subscriber
credit for . year, in addition to the two
papers nameo. That ere hoss g wuth Al
much as any other hoss--and the ownel
. willing to spend nigh unto one dollal
and six bits-t0 per cent Of her valus--te
cit her--not that she's Of any particular
value, but We want to see her round.
A stereopticeu exhibition will be given
at the schoolhouse next Monday svenlng,
BY Messrs. Bales and Churchmsn. Tht
bills desctibe the show as follows: "Fron
Sumter to Appomattox--Brave Heroes
Daring Deedsi The American Civil Wa
illustrated in sixty.oue Views Of BATH.
Fields. Engagements. Land and Sea Por
traits, Etc, with Explanatory Lecture
Also, Special Line Of Comic Views
The show is said to be both entertaining
and instructive. Better 60 and take the
children. tor the little folks will enjoy II
hugely. Admission. Is cents; children,
15 cents.
Hon. James B. Gsyton-who was q
clerk in the legislature at Ysnkton IN
early days. register Of deeds Of Buffalo
county when It embraced what IL nov
Emmons and large ares OF North and
South Dakota besides, member Of the
first board Of county commissioners Of