Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-08-28
IN. TOWN AND OUT.

lN. IVuM ANU WI.
Va'iOus Items Of NeaOs Picked Up
II, and Ab0ut Btllspost.
States Attorney Armstrong visited Bis
marck the fore part Of the week on legal
business.
Alden Pure Apple Vinegar, the best
made. For sale by j. L. Boutillier, Will.
Transport.
Money due the Record will be received
and receipted for at the Williamsport
postofhce.
Those who have been circulating Kent
petitions will please send them at once to
NJ. A. Hildreth, Fargo, N. D. y
Moffet is still making votes for Judge
Winchester. It's the same way in the
politics of this county. Any one whom
Patterson opposss is sure to be elected.
The tax-llst copy is now in the hands of
the printer. The copy is perfectly pre-
pared, and is as plain as printed matter.
The work was done by Miss Maude Rob.
inson.
Three 500 railroad men were in town
Wednesday. They are looking over the
grade, investigating coal mines, stock
shipments, grain production, etc. The
grade will undoubtedly soon be-
Mofiet. the republican, wants Mr. New
ton. the populist, to run against Judge
Winchester. and says Mr.. N. knows
what the law is." That's more than any
one who reads the new code knows.
Before buying windmill call and see
the five.foot Goodhue working on 85-
foot we'll in WilIismsport. Best mill for
this windy country. Strongest and cheap
est. Sold BY Francis Jsszkowiak, Will
iamsport, N. d.
Tickets for the G. A. r. encampment
at St. Paul will be sold August 81st, Sep
tember 1st and I'd, good returning until
September 10Th, with privilege of exten-
sion until September 30.h by calling on
agent at St. Paul Rate, eli .05 for the
round trip. Train leaves Sterling at $3.50
q. m.
The writer met Will Packer at Fargo
last Sunday. Will had gone down from
Jamestown on visit and returned Sun.
day evening. His regular run az postal
route agent IS between jamestown and
Oakes. The former Emmons county boy
10 looking we'll and likes the railway mail
service f1rst-rate,
Put Emmons county down for 400 ma
jority for Judge Winchester. Even the
gentleman who made speech at the
meeting ia Frank Registers Office. and
said: '"The gang is rotten from the court
down" (Which remark can be proven by
men who were presently now says he was
always In favor of the judge.
Says Wool Markets and Sheep: No
man ever lived before or since who under.
stood more thoroughly the question of
protective tariff than did Abraham Lin
coin, He summed up the whole question
in the following two short sentences: "lf
we buy our goods abroad, we have the
goods and they have the money; il we
| buy our goods at home, we have both the
money and the goods"
The pusillanimous little poopdedoodle
Of the Bismarck Settler growls because
Judge W1nchcster--who has the biggest
district In the state and who works
dozen hours day while holding terms
of court--has taken vacation and will
also attend the gathering of his comrades
in St. Paul. This is probably another
instance of what Moffet and Wilder term
working the old-soldier racket"
About this time every election year,
Old Man. With Wheels. in His. Head, who
murders the English language in the
columns of the Winona Times, goes daft.
Last week about half of the local matter
in the Times was devoted to "Streeter. -
Seems like the old man at Winona has
been crankier than ever since he sued his
father-in-law and got what the boy shot
at We fear Uncle Mac is falling from,
grace.