Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-29
IN TOWN AND OUT

An interesting letter from Fort Yates
will be published next week.
Lincoln Cell has erected building on
Broad street, and will use the same as
store.
Mr.. B. F. Chase was in town Sunday,
on his way home, from the northeast, to
WinOna.
Mrs. VIM. Southwick, Of Winona, was
sojourner in Williamsport several days
this week.
Nate Sherman, now of Eddy county,
was in town last Friday. Nate says he's
coming back after awhile. -6s~ ~
Sixty cords of first.class cord-wood for
sale for $500 per cord, for thirty days,
by Benz. Corbin. Glencoe. N. D..
Mrs. Theodore shenkenberg, Of Ia.
coma, Wash, is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Israel Robinson, few miles from
Williamsport.
Messrs Wesley Baker, Of Livona, and
Henry Kemmer, of Glencoe, brought car
load Of fine calves from Sterling the fore
part of the week.
Editor Patterson made the round trip
to Kuhn and return to Willlamsport--16O
miles--in two days, going one day and
returning the next.
Judge Winchester had a few pleasant
and well-timed words of congratulation
for the Woodmen boys and the Williams
port people at the opening of court in the
hall.
Mrs. J. W. Wescott, Mrs. Arthur
Keebler, and last but not least youthful
Miss Leila Keebler, were in Willfamsport
last Friday on their way to Bismarck.
The finest line of Wall Paper west of
st. Paul ls to be had at Faunce's Corner.
| Prices range from &c upward. Call on
or send for samples to e. L. Faunce, Bis.
marck, N. D.
Nick Heisler, Of Dakem, is the cabbage
man Of Emmons county. Every year he
has cords of 'em. He had wagon load
of cabbages in town last week, and sup.
piled many Of our citizens.
! Lawyer Lynn had little respect for thu
capacity and capabilities Of the average
Emmons county citizen when he tried tc
prove by Andrew Slater that said Slater
got drunk on one borrowed quarter.
Storm Sash of all kinds and sizes Al
Inside Windows, Doors and Blinds
Window Shades on patent rollers, ready
to hang, At Csc each.
| Alfred Fl. Bright, re neral solicitor O.
the 500 railway; Chas. F. Clement, sec
retary-treasurer, and Capt. w. w. Rich
chief engineer, all of MINI eapolis, wer
J took the party over to Kuhn with hi
team.
The WOodmens 3 ball was grand sue
cess. More than eighty tickets were sold
Mr.. Laquee and his daughter. furnishe,
good music. The guests Of the camp wer,
loud IN their praises OF the new hall ant
Of the spirit Of enterprise which th,
Woodmen had shown in building it.
n Wolves, the other night, killed one o
the calves recently brought IN by Mr.. I. II
Robinson. The carcass was then poisoned
; The next night the wolves devoure,
and dragged the hide half-mi1e. It.wa
Tout near Mr.. Robinson's that q lynx wa
killed few weeks ago.
| The baby show at Woodmen's Hall
Tuesday evening, was big success, SOM
$50 being raised for the church. Til,
first prize went to little Joe Baker, tn
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Baker; secon, M
10 Horace Yeater. son OF; Mr.. and Mrs
ID. III. Yeater; third to Lydia Briscoe
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Briscos
i As will be seen elsewhere, Mr. Burk
. holder has made arrangements with Mr.
Rush TO handle his cigars. Dan makel
good cigars. and they are rapidly taker
4 the place Of all other brands amsns
Emmons county smokers. Patronizt
V Slope industry when you have a achance
/ Dick Evans and Fred Caldwell were ii
town last Friday, on their way home ia
4 Winona. from the northeastern harvest
4 fields.
I lnfcrmation has been received from
Texas to the effect that Mrs Peter Moe