Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-22

IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
There las been plenty Of ram this
week.
For frst.class smoked meats call at the
store of L. Beutillier.
1t 10 reported from Glencoe that Post.
master Robinson is much better.
Windmill and pump repairs always
kept on hand by Francis Jaszkewiak.
Don't forget that keep good line Of
standard Patent Medicines on hand. ].
l.. Boutilller.
Msssrs. F. H. Register and w. 8. Gas.
selmsn have been IN town for several
days this week. tho former on law bust.
ness.
Sheep Dipi Sheep Dip l handle both
Childs' aad Fsrnolius Dip. Call at
Fauncs's Corner for prices. Bismarck,
n. D.
E. F. sivalia was over from Hampton
last Tussday. He has sold his home.
stead to Mr.. Green, Of Aandan. and will
move across the river.
There will be meeting In Williams.
port on the afternoon Of Monday. June
lst; for the purpose Of organizing =
county republican club.
Warden Wilson and Attorney Phil.
brick were down from Bismarck this
week looking up seme sheep matters 10
which Mr.. Wilson 10 sipterested.
For all kinds Of inside win dows, or fer
doors, see E. L. Faunce. whe now carries
Q stock on hand. Call and see him. BIS
msrck, N. D.
The man reported = couple Of weeks
ago to be on the way from Russia with
money with which to build the strssburg
mill has arrived in the German settle.
ment. HIS name 10 Engls.
The papers have arrived from Justics
Flick in che case of The state Of North
Dakota ". Peter Redllnger. who 10 hold
to the district court in bonds Of $500.
charged by Christian Marquart with the
larceny of horses.
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.
There was q lawsuit In Winons last
Thursday, brought by II. E. Mcclellan
against his 1ather-in-law, Jacob Hapton-
stall. George Lynn appeared fer Mac
lellan and H. A. Armstrong for defend-
ant. The latter won.
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Turner, of Hamp.
ton, -Sere III Wllliamsport last Wednss.
day. Mr.. Turner and his family would
ere this have been on their way to the Pa.
clic coast had il not been that both Mr..
T. and his wife got into the United States
court as witnesses in the Tarppey case.
The attention of Emmons county sheep.
owners 10 called to the advertisement OF
the Grand Forks Wooden Mills, in snoth.
er column. These mills have obtained q
splendid reputation throughout the
Northwest, and those having wool to dis.
pose of will do we'll to write for samples
and prices.
] Joe Lindsay has been at work during
the week building an addition to Mr..
Rush's hotel; while Frank Jaszkowiak
has been plastering the southern addition
to the Hotel Yester. II Rush and Yeatel
had quit raising wheat and moved into
town ten years ago. Billsport might have
been quite place now.
The paper being late enables US to give
tho result of trial that took place in
Williamsport to-day Saturday before
Justice Edick and jury. A warran,
was sworn out by Sylvester Hurst charg
ing Samuel E. Coover and his two sons
Edward and Alfred, with setting the fire
that destroyed lot of timber along the
Missouri river q few weeks ago. The
jury, after being out rive or ten minutes
brought In verdict Of acqulttal. Mr.
Armstrong prssscuisd and Mr. Register
defended.
George Lynn was in town to-day (sat
urday) Tho Silent Partner at the Rec
ord Ranch has big geese and little gees
and wonders why more folks don't rails
'em, because geese will live on greer
grass during the growing season an.
pretty nearly on good hay in winter
George says they can't be raised alenl
Beaver or any other creek that contains
mud.turtlss. While the goslings ar
floating on the water, the turtles get an
der them, seize them by tho toes, draw
them down, and that's the last of 'em.
The cheapest and best place In Bis
marck to buy your new hat Is at the stor,
of Mrs. G. s. Dunn, the Fourth stree
millinsr. Think Of . nice trimmed ha
for $1.00, . sailor hat !or 2sc. and
child's hat % low a. 25c-not last year
styles, but nice, fresh goods. Also.
full line Of New York pattern hats .
cost. Ladies' furnishings lower than cal
be bought anywhere else In the city.
respectfully solicit the patronage Of tn
ladies of Emmons county. Nail orxler
carefully filled. Mrs. G. s. Dunn, Fourtl
street, Bismarck.
Martin W1nterbsrg 10 up from th,
southern part Of the county to-day (sat
urday}, and made the Record Office vel
come visit. Martin gave 10 . description
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