Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-04-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Windmill and pump repairs always
kept on hand by Francis Jaszkoyiak.


Windmill and pump repairs always
kept on hand by Francis Jaszkoviak.
John Leonard. Of Glanavop, spent
several days In Williamsport this week.
Minutes Of Willlamsport and Cherry
Grove school boards will be printed next
week. -
A full line Of LADIES' Summer Hats at
]. L. Boutillier's. Prices as low as the
lowest.
Don't forget that keep good line Of
standard Potent Medicines on hand. J.
L. Boutill,er.
L. T. Hamilton. OF jamestown, ID in
town to-day, looking up William Deering
business matters.
A social will be given at the Sterling
school-house on Tuesday evening. April
2lst. All are cordially invited.
We have a full line Of Hand. Made Har.
ness. Collars. Sweat Pads. etc. and win
sell all down close to cost. W. L. Yestsr
& Co.
Gerrit Haak and family and . dozen
other families left the Holland settle.
ment in this county, this week. for Big
Timber. Montana.
For the next thirty days we will put
the prices OF Children's Shoes down to
cost, IN order to make room for heayiee
goods. w. l.. Ycater s. Co.
Francis Jaszkowlak made trim to the
southern part of the county this week.
He reports everybody busy In the fields,
with seeding about half done.
Mr.. MerRens. of Eureka, s. D.. was IN
Willlsmsport on Monday aud Tuesday,
looking after the interests of the McCor-
mick Harvesting Machine Company.
Martin Bosch. of Selz. with his family,
passed through Williamsport on Tuesday,
en- route for Bismarck, where he will
hereafter reside. He has rented his farm.
Jerry Cole was over from Cherry Grove
the other day. Jerry has raised very
heavy crop Of hair during the winter. and
be wants to find some one who is golf1g
to plaster.
The only letter thus far received. in re.
sponse to the invitation of the immigra.
ton committee, ia one from Mr.. f. Carl
Fischer, of southern Emmons. 1t will
be printed next week.
The Rev. l. g. Smith will preach at
the Williamsport school house on Sunday
evening. April 28tli. at 8 o'clock p. m.
sharp. A cordial invitation to be present
is extended to every one.
Mrs. Frank Parks (nee Redoute) is dan.
gerously i'll at Dickinson. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Parks many friends in Emmons county,
their old home. hope to soon hear Of the
young wife's speedy recovery.
The Record learns from gentleman
to whom Henry Van Beck wrote, that ON
his recent trip west he did not find sec-
ton Of country where conditions were
more favorable than IN Emmons county.
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
Rlngius. Tell, Emmons- county. N. D.,
between 20 and 80 eve sheep. Part Of
them marked with green paint on rump
and part marked with same on head. Any
one knowing of their whereabouts will
| please address the Record.
City Editor Foley. of tile Bismarck
Tribune. and Miss Emma Beardsley were
married in Bismarck last Wednesday
evening by Rev. Archibald Durrie. The
bridegroom is one of the brightest news-
paper men Of the state, and the bride .is
one Of B,smarck's g popular and charming
young ladies. May they have long
and happy life.
The old settlers dance last Friday
evening was success in every part,cu:
lar. The Record has not been able to
get list Of those present from distant
parts of the county; but among them
were MIR. and Mrs. Peter Shier, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. P. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wal
don. Mr.. and Mrs. G..J. Higbee, Editor
L
]: D. Flynn, W. B. Andrus, Ed. CooveI,
the Misses Myrtle Coover, Mary Lee. Lu.
ella Cronk.
Born-Thursday morning, April IL.
1895, to Mr.. apd Mrs s. E. Brindle. Of
Williamsport, q daughter. Mother and
little one doing well. This makes "a
3--4-5- but we've lost track and haven't
time to look over the old files of the
Record. However, the Record extends
congratulations to the parents over the
arrival Of this last young lady, fer she 10
of the best class Of immigrants class
whose members never get the blues and
say they wish they were again at the old.
home back east or across the Sea.
EsTRAY HORSE
Game to my place April ., 1895, q bay
horse. dragging q saddle no brands viS.
iblei had leather halter on. NJ. RusH,
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