Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-01-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

port Wednesday night.
Postmaster Yeater will receive money
due the Record, and receipt for same.
Gentle reader, have you yet broken any
of the good resolutions you formed on
Jan. 1?
Messrs. Jakob Fischer and John Weber,
of Exeter, spent Christmas with friends
in Eureka.
The Christmas entertainment at Nate
Shorman's is reported to have been a
great success.
Mr.. Vanderpool, of Mound City, 8. D.,
was sojourner in Williamsport several
days this week.
Joseph G. Sengcr is teaching term OF
school IN Selz district, and orders the
Record sent to him for year.
We have 25-ounce cans of Baking Pow.
der that we sell for Is cents, aud give a
brcad-knife free with each can. W. L.
Yeater & Co.
We have been working under the new
laws since the first of January, but copies
of the code have not yet been received by
the county oficials.
The Revs. Durric, of Bismarck, Davies,
of Mandan, and Smith. OF Sterling, or.
ganized Presbyterian church at Will.
transport on New Years.
In the matter of the immigration boom,
Gov. Worst says that the best way to ad
ver,ise the advantages of North Dakota
neighborhood is to send your wife back
east.
Agreat many Record subscribers have
paid up, recently, and we greatly appre
clate their action in So doing. We also
earnestly request those who are still ow.
ing US to send ut least portion of the
amount due.
The publisher of the Record is respon-
sible for but one years subscription to
the premium papers. II, at the end of
the year. you don't want the Weekly In
ter Ocean and F.. s. & H. any longer,
order them discontinued.
The State Woolgrowers' Association
held an important session in Bismarck
last Tuesday. Dugald Campbell Was re-
elected president, and County Judge Kali
brrer was made member Ut the execu-
tive committee.
The Record was mistaken in stating
that the decision of Judge Winchester in
the case of Wiley Wilson Va. The County
"f Rmmons simply put the case again on
the calendar. The decision settles the
case in favor OF Mr.. Wilson.
Under date of "Oax Hnrbor, WILDLY
Island, Washington. Dec. 81. 1885, John
Ronhaar, formerly of the Westfieln
nrlghborhood. this county. writes: 81
like this country first.rate The part If
Oregon I went TO after leaving Emmons
county seemed at first to b. all right, bu,
1t turned out to be very poor.''
A "program" of the aesthetic chewing
that was done at the Sheridan Hous,
Christmas dinner was received by the
Record. 1t is neatly printed and the
'.menoo'' would do credit to Chicago or
Twin City caravansary. the Record FAM
lily feasted for four days without other
grub by the head thereof reading 1t aloud
at mealtime.
Miss Olivia A. Tronstad reached Will
iamsport on Tuesday of last week, and
on Thursday evening was married to Mr..
Ole A. Sjerslee. of Logan district, this
county. The bride and groom have been
engaged for some time. She ia just over
from Norway. The ceremony was per.
formed by County Judge Kalberer, at th.
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cell.
John Haley was in the Willlamsport
country the fore part Of the week. H.
intended to go to Bismarck to get his
books, Foot Prints Of Four Centuries"
the delivery Of which he expects to be-
gin soon. John now has side line of
the Royal Manufacturing Company's Gel.
ebrated triple-plated and Brazil silver
goods, and reports that he is doing very
we'll. &
The temporary injunction issued by
Judge Winchester. restraining Treasurer
Lee from selling the Tramel horses, for
delinquent taxes. was dissolved by the
Judge last Saturday in Bismarck, and,
unless Counsellor O'Oonnor springs an
other surprise. the animals which have so
long Yhewed the succulent herbagc of
Emmons "free gratis" will be Knocked
down by Auctloneer Robinson to the
highest bidder.
The editor of the Record does not want
correspondents to use the columns Of the
paper to get In drives al neighbors, and
he has frequently lett out such items
but it 10 impossible always to understand
the local application Of On item. No
one has right to attack another by
writings over an assumed signature. An
outspoken editor gets Into enough scraps
on his own account. aud he does not want
TO get mixed up ii, every little local squab.
bic that he knows nothing about. For
twelve years there has seldom beeti an is-
sue Of this paper without county core.
spoudence, aud We will say that during |
oil that time there has been very little |
compliant Of correspondents abusing the |
position. But 1t seems that down in the |
louthern part Of the county there is q |
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