Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-08-20
IN TOWN AND OUT

I'm TOWN AND OUT
Plow that arebreak.
Harvest is in full blast.
Sheriff Shier was up from his ranch
Saturday.
VIM. Wiley of Livona was In town
Thursday.
J. G. Brown left. on Wednesday Tor .
trip to Bismarck.
Young ducks are reported large and
plentiful-chickens scarce.
Robert Castle and John aouehncur we're
up from Buchanan's Vally Saturday.
J. B., Gayton was visitor to the
metropolis Of Emmons county Sunday.
Ben Corbin, Jr., was visitor in Bill
sport Friday, returning from Bismarck.
Ex-Treasurer Lee came up from his
ranch Saturday to attend the meeting
of the Woodmen.
w. B. Brown, an old time resident of
this county, was found dead in his bed At
Bismarck, Monday morning. Death was
from natural causes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Glitschka and
children Of Bismarck. were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Robinson the fore
nart nf this weak
There will be no preaching at William.
sport next Sunday for the reason that
Rev. l. g. Smith Il Called elsewhere. Hs
viii preach here on Sept. 9th.
sChas. Fetch of Chicago. and B. Allen
Of CedSr Rapids. lows, cattle buyers,
were In Williamsport Saturday and Sun.
day. Mr.. Dollar Of Kuhn, accompanying
them.
Joseph Lenoir and John Oswood. trap
pers. who have been down in the Grand
River country. passed through William.
sport Monday on their home at Belcourt.
Rolette county.
Ed Lightfoot, Barney Jones, n. Dunn
and John Doe were sentenced by Judge
Glaspell as L. Moure last week to three
years in Warden Boucher's bailiwick, for
breaking into the N. p. depot there some
time ago.
The harvest ID upon 10 and will be
bountiful. For the last three years the
/ crops about here have been blighted to
considerable degree by frost, hail and
drought. aud this year, with wheat .,
eighty.two cents . bushel, makes our
farmers and business men look pleasant
and hopeful.
Lincoln Cell Il on the sick list. Hia
ailment is soar throat. Last Sunday
morning, Dr.. Flaten, of Edinburg, Wslsh
county. who was In town, was called and
t-SAHt t...ei.~.4 Ah~z ewnllon .s,land and s,;v.
ing proper medicine. the patient wal
much relieved, and has since been i'm
proving.
Fargo Forum: Editor streeter Of ths
Emmons County Record goes to Buffalo
to take in the G. A. r. ehcsmpment, ant
says he is going in anice clean. psssenge
coach, but may have to return on th'
bumpers. He publishes the names of {
brilliant array of talent who will tax
charge during his absence-but he vii
not be responsible for any libels.
Deputy Game Warden Bcnj. Corbi
sends in the following: "Game law uu
, lawful to hunt without = permit; perml
subject to inspection by any person
Twenty dollars and cost 10 the lowest fine
If you get pulled blame your self. Don
lay in Jail when You can get tl.25 da
in the hay field. and will soon be able I
get $3.50, and wheat will soon be wort
81 bushel."
! Beginning Of the week, Daniel Linne1
= passed through. Williamsport. He ha
y been working in the Black Hills gol
|. mines for q pumber of years. He is o
:. his way to st. Paul-intendinR, on u
way to "take in" North Dakota bonan,
farms. During the winter he will r
main with his parents 10 st. Paul, On
next spring start for the Klondyke.
Grand Forks Courier: During an ele
trio storm on the Blackfeet reservation
Montana Thursday little Cree Indis
girl, aged IL years, was sent out to rour
up and bring in ten ponies. The stor
increased during her absence and d
failed to return. When 1t abated b
friends went 10 search for her. Half
mile from the camp they found the Il
+ ponies oil lying dead, and in the cent
the Indian girl, burned almost to cris
At the meeting Of the Modern Woo
t. man last Saturday night, word was ,
"A ceived that Lincoln Cell, a member. vi
r. lives nix miles from Williamsport. v
,e sick. The lodge Immediately sent Fra
d. Jaszkowiak out to see him, and Ri
er such help - was possible. 1t was dec
:. ed to send Dr.. Flsteu, who 10 also
,e Woodman. and the doctor went do,
N Sunday morning and gave prom
,e relief. For this promptness much ere,
,oI is due the Woodmsn.
ut The county board Of health held
ut meeting last Saturday. upon the return
y Drs. Flaten and Muench from the Russi
settlement. The reports a. regards I
disease and the number Of deaths b
q. been greatly, exaggerated. There ha
IN bean but ninetAal, daathS IN this. c0un