Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-04-24

creek, a son. Mother and baby doing
we'll.
Dugald Campbell, president of the
state woolgrowers' association. is over at
Dickinson this week attending meeting
of the association.
Frank .Jaszkowiak went to Bismarck
Wednesday night to procure q casket for
the remains Of the late John Parker, !!
states attorney Of this county. =
Such balmy, springlike weather-wlth
no mud and slush under foot--makes one
thankful that his lot has been cast I'M
North Dakota and on the Missouri Slope.
Born-On April 20, 1895. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Barney Burbage. of Fort Rice, q:
son. Both doing finely. Barney is
about six feet tall now; and Grandpa
Smith-he went speak to ordinary chaps
that aren't q grandpa.
We have received and are now putting
in fine new stock of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Harness, Boots and Shoes, Gar.
den Seeds, ETC., and can give you better
prices and better goods than any Others
store in the county. w. L. Yeater & Co.
Missing-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.
The teachers institute which was
scheduled to convene the 9th inst. has
been postponed until the fore part of
June. as many of the schools have not
yet commenced. and the superintendent
desires that the teachers shall have
taught one month before they are obliged
te attend the institute.
The free-brand column of the Record
is rapidly growing. A number of other
settlers will soon have their brands in.
! serted. The gathering together of the
stock brands of county in column Of
county newspaper, at no expense to
the papers patrons, is q novel feature;
but it seems to "take."
Messrs. Churchman and Bales (O:% -,
of Glanavon, we're in town Tuesday,
These young men have .. stereopticoh
outfit and during the winter they have
given entertainments at Mnona, Yates,
and places in South Dakota. The enter.
tainment is said to be gocd-by those who
have seen it. An exhibition will be
given at Williamsport early in June, due
notice of which will be published.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Alex. Smith, of Fort Rice. died on the
Goth inst. and was buried at Glencoe the
following day. Deceased was grand
daughter of Comrade Cerbin. Mrs. Min.
ME Smith in the forenoon prepared the
little innocent for the tomb, and in the
evening Of the same day prepared anoth.
er (Mr. and Mrs. Barney BurbaSs,s baby
tDy) for his voyage DER life 5ea.
The experiment station at Fargo has
recently sent outsa bplletln. that is one OF
the most interesting yet issued. 1t lis de.
voted to "Grain and Forage Crop.," and
gives The results Of careful experiments
mahe with the various grains and forage
WeAhaxaakspace to quote from the pam.
phlets andy it Justice; but We will say
that every farmer in North Dakota should
haveA copy of the bulletin. which he car
obtain by writing to President Worst. Of
the agricultural college. -
Miss Edna F. Connor. of williamspert.
who was one of the ladies chiefly instru'
mental IN getting up the social for the
benefit of the Armenians. which enter.
talnment netted, a nice little sum. has re.
celved the following acknowledgment
from Miss Clara Barton, president of the
Red Cross Received from the women
of Williamsport, N. D., $1s. We give
grateful thanks to the women of Will.
Transport for this contribution to go to
the relief of other women"
The April number of The Northwest
MSsaxlne comes to Us In new dress
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Il gather with fha ,lluatraAions infaraat,n :