Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-07-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.
he weather is extremely hot.


The song OF the mowipg-machlne is
heard in the land.
Some rain would be good thing just
about this time.
For first class smoked meats call at the
store of ). L. Boutillier.
Pay for the paper year IN advance
and send in your stock brand.
Messr1. C. A. Hickle and John Stiles,
Of Winona, are in town to-day.
Perry Gilman and Sylvester Hurst, OF
Glencoe, were in town Monday.
Charley Robinson, OF Glencoe. was .
visitor in Williamsport last Monday.
Messrs. w. E. Petrie, of Omio, and w.
Darlington, of Chicago, were in iowa
yesterday.
Don't forget that keep good line OF
standard Patent Medicines on hand. j.
l.. Boutilller.
Assessors Kraft. Levin and Heroic were
in attendance at the board Of equalization
meetings this week. .s5sl
Judge Bartholomew Is a republican,
and he voted at the regularly established
precinct at the Bismarck primary.
Louis Bergey. ten years old. was riding
horse recently, when the animal stumbled
and threw the boy, breaking his arm.
Martin Schutt, of Scla district, teok his
wife to St. Paul last week for medical
treatment. Mrs. Schutt is q confirmed in
valid.
The wolves recently destroyed two
colts and three calves belonging to r. F.
Chase, Of the Chase ranch (former1y the
Douglas ranch). near Winona.
Mrs. ,Streeter and the three little he
Streeters went up to Bismarck to take ID
the circus, and the boys won't get over
their astonishment for long time.
Billy McIIugh, Of Bismarck, who weAt
up to the Capital City to visit his parents
and brothers and eistere, and to take in
the Fourth at Mandan, 10 again with the
Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mcpherson, Of
Burleigh county, visited friends in the
Willismsport country on Thursday Of lest
week. Mr.. Mcpherson has fled on the
Epler claim in Buchanan Valley,
The Tribune says that F. D. Smith, Of
Glencoe, was married in Bismarck last
Wednesday. Bad luck to the ancient Nor
mon Won't the very old Nick be 10
pay when his other wife hears aboht u?
II there ate any parties who made sue
cessful application for hay permits that
have not vet been received, the fact is
owing to mistake Of some kind. Such
persons should drop line to thn olDee.
l. Nate Sherman was in town the, sOrs
part of the week. Nate, sitter much
trouble and trip to Ransom county, sue
cceded in getting back the band of horses
that Lisbon parties tried to honswoggle
him cut Of. .,.,
Before buying windmill call and see
the five-foot Goodhue working on . o.
foot we'll in Williamsport. Best mill for
this windy country. Strongest and cheap.
est. Sold by Francis Jaszkowiak, Will
Transport, N. D.
Mr.. A. Carley, aged about IS years,
who lives south of Beaver creek, in this
county, while on the way home by team
frem Winona, In company with ex;Sher,h
Mahaney. was stricken by paralysis, and
was still helpless al fast accounts.
Visitors from distant parts of the county
who were in Wlliamsport the fore par,
Of the week were: Messrs. C. A. Patter.
son. H. s. Brumble, r. F. Chase, +. C.
Walker and Anton Maiden. of Wlnona
David Roderick and Geo. Knudtson, sl
Burr Oak; Jas. G. Parker, of Winchester
A number Of Russians from the south.
srn part of this county, who had gotten
, the worst Of it last year 10 their deaiiDEl
with the Northwestern SLesp company
, heard that parties were st Steele armet
with an injunction to prevent their sell
ing the wool of sheep they held on shares
and hauled the wool 100 miles to James
, town and sold 1t there.
D Yesterday, as Record representative
was stopping for few hours IN. tn
Glencoe nelghborhood, word WAS received
!. that man named George Hay, who 70
sided further north, had just dropped
, dead, presumably Of heart disease. tn,
deceased was bachelor.
One day last week, while Eddie Aliens.
worth. son of Harvey Allenswolsh. ol
the Glencoe neighborhood, was riding OF
o stone.bost with which his father VA
. hauling water, the little fellow va
!. caught under the stoae. boat and one e
. his legs and his collar bone were broken
! 1t was good for sore eyel to. SEQ tha
popular and pleasant faced old Tuner
Billy Margach, In town again, in attend
ance At the county board meeting. Com
missioner Msrgach has for soma tin,
been out in Griggs county, where he hal
farm, and where he win take up hil
permanent residence before long. Every
: body regrets that this good nelghbor and
.. straightforward official is to take up. hli
, residence elsewhere. 49,
Mrs. Armstrong was severely scaldet
on Thursday of last week. An addition
was being made to the house and Ii,
floor was not yet laid. She was carrying
. coheepot filed with hot coffee, and il
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