Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-06-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Woolsacks and twine for sale by John
Bou,illier.
N. l.. Sherman, of Emmonsburg, was
IN town Tuesday. ~
The weather has been very hot and
sultry this week.
For first-class smoked meats call at the
store Of j. L. Boutilicr.
Ben Corbin brought in fourteen wolf
hides and scalps Wednesday.
Pay for the paper year In advance
and send IN your stock brand.
Don't forget that keep good line Of
standard Patent Medicines on hand j.
l.. Boutiller.
For the next thirty days, tho.ycry best
Barbcd Wire at $3.50 per 100 pounds. A.
Logan, Bismarck, N. d,
Call for republican county convention,
account of pioneer picnic and other read-
ing matter on fourth page.
Wilhelm Keller. of Sclz, and Ambros
Gesinger, of Strasburg, stopped at Will
amsport on Monday, en- route for Biss
marck.
have several secondhand wind mills
| on hand which will sell or trade cheap.
Apply to Francis Jaszkowiak, Williams
port, N. d.
"Patronizs home industry is popu-
lar saying these days, and 1t is never so
popular as when it is spoken Of that most
popular of all home industries, the Grand
Forks Woolcn Mills
| At the school election of Williamsport
school district the following officers were
elected: Treasurer. d. r. Strccter. Dt-
rectors: For three years, II. A. Arm
strong; for one year, Mrs. Sarah A. Cell.
Before buying windmill call and see
the fivc-foot Goodhuc working on 85-
| foot well in Williamsport. Best mill for
this windy country. Strongest and cheap
est. Sold by Francis Jaszkowiak, Will
Transport, N. D.
| The Record printed an item last week
to the effect that Martin Appcrt's team
had run away from town, but that no
word had come as to whether any damage
was done. Later information is to the
effect that the wagon was badly wrecked.
| Kassimir Wald, about IA years old, SON
Of Moritz Wald of Odessa district, this
county, was drowned in the south fork Of
Beaver creek, two miles south of Dakem,
last Monday. He and another boy were
in swimming: The funeral took place at
Strasburg church last Wednesday.
Word has been received by Alexander
Campbell and family of the death of Mr..
McShannon, the husband of sister Of
Alexander Campbell The death took
place in Idaho OF Wyoming-in which
state our informant was not certain De-
ceased formerly lived at Glencoe. He
was between so and 60 years old and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
Ben Corbln, the boss wolf.hunter. has
closed his hunt for the season, having
caught fifty-nine wolves in Emmons
county and forty-nine in R,rleigh county.
Bcn's son, James, has caught sixty-four
wolves in Emmons county. On the 18th
Mr.. Corbin caught fourteen wolves. hav-
ing found two dens near together. Benis
also writing book, which will be. sold
cheap.
The writer was absent during the week,
attending the tournament in Bismarck.
The people Of the Capital City got up q
| good show. There were the usual con-
tests between the fire companies, horse
and bicycle races, broncho.busting, steer.
roping, etc. Mandan was represented by
large crowd, but a misunderstanding
over railroad rates prevented the attsl y
dance Of as many from the eastern paFt 30
the state as had been expected. The. ~
\ fighting boys from abroad were hixhlY
delighted over the courteous and hospi.,
table treatment received by them from3
the people Of Bismarck. which leads DC
to remark that to the average country:
! jake editor il is ~ matter Tor wonder that
two gangs with tight grips on respective
political throats .'let one another mn
long enough TO get up such successful ~
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