Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-04-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Squire Weller and Walter Ellis we're
over from Horschead, Monday
A full line of LADIES' Summer Hats ut
j. L. Boutillicr's. Prices US low as the
lowest.
Don't forget that l keep good line of
standard Patent Medicines on hand. j.
L. Boutilller.
The old veteran, Ben Corbin. of Glen.
coe, editor of the wolf department of the
Record. is in town today.
Frank Walker was at the Winchester
convention. His injured foot is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
Several farmers have written to inquire
about the free brand matter, aud that COL
umn shows promise Of healthy growth.
We have full line Of HAND Made Har.
NESS. Collars. Sweat Pads, etc. and will
sell all down close to cost. w. L. Yeatcr
8 Co. y
For the next thirty days we will put
the prices Of Children's Shoes down to
cost, In order to make room for heavier
goods. WI. Yeatcr eco.
G. d. Logue. J. B. Irvine and E. A..
Anderson. Of Winchester, were in town
Wednesday. They were going to the
James River valley to work.
Gustav and Gottlieb Wudtke made
homestead proof at Williamsport last
Monday, with Hermann Backhaus and
Otto Didszuneit az Witnesses.
Mrs. Geertje Hasper, mother of Dirk
and Arend Hasper. made final proof at
Williamsport, Tuesday. Louwe Sikkama
and Bert Plaggemeyer were the witnesses.
We have received and are now putting
in fine new stock of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Harness, Boots aud Shoes, Gar.
den Seeds, etc, and can give you better
prices and better goods than any other
store in the county. w. L. Yeater & Co.
Misslng-From the flock of Frank
R,ngius, Tell, Emmons county, N. D.,
between 20 and 30 eve sheep. Part of
them marked with green paint gu rump
and part marked with same on head. Any
one knowing of their whereabouts will
please address the Record:
Services will be held IN the Glencoe
church, Sunday morning and evening.
April 10. 1895; H. E. Maclellan. formerly
of Emmons county. officiating. Morning
subject. ''Manly lA,egrity." 1t is s:hopet'
and expected, weather permitting, that
the attendance will be large. Time
Morning, 1890; evening, 1880 o'clock.
On the way to the Convention Mr.. John
Goughnor. the Buehansn Valley cattle.
man, and the writer visited the ranch of
County Treasurer Lee, ON Spring creek.
| Mr.. Lee has some fine cattle on the ranch.
Mr.. w. s. Lee, his father. As on visit to
Iowa and Minnesota, and will bring back
some young cattle If prices are at all rea.
sonable.
At the Wllliamsport caucus, Wednes.
day, owing principally to the efforts of q
young man who is not only popular. bu,
who showed remarkable ability as an or.
\ ganizer, the ''old fellers" were defeated
"as easy as falling off log" 1t had
been reported that q combination existed
that it had fixed up ticket. and that the
republican farmers were expected to leave
their work to come in and ratlfy the cut
and-drled program. But when the caucus
voting began it was at once discovered
] that the old chaps not only had not pre-
viously settled upon ticket, but that sc
far rs q program was concerned they did
not know whether they were upon theil
head or their heels. But at the conven
tion number Of "the boys showed thei,
liberality and consideration for those
they had vanquished and voted for one o,
more of the latter for delegate. Fo,
which AS one Of those who found him
self deep down in the soup tureeu at thu
close of the caucus-.--the writer desires tc
return thanks.