Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-11-05
IN TOWN AND OUT


Messrs. Pagel and Cantwell. the South
Attorney Armstrong visited Winona
and Fort Yates, tho latter part of last
week.
Perry Gilman was down from Glencoe,
yesterday, taking in the sights of Bills
burg.
Messrs. James B. Gayton and Chas.
Mcintyre were over from the river,
Wednesday.
There were = great many Russo Ger
man settlers in town during the week,
paying taxes.
Will Carmichael was in town, Monday,
on his way to Wells county, to remain
tor few days.
John Green was in town Wednesday
night, on his way home to Winona from
Foster county.
John Miller, of Selz. was visitor in
Williamsport, Monday night. He came
up to pay taxes.
Judge Rowerdink and Tony Verhoef
were up from the Holland settlement, the
fore part Of the week.
Miss Rettie Yeater was seriously i'll for
two or three days early in the week, but
is now out of danger
Sixty cords of first-class cord-wood for
sale for So 90 per cord, for thirty days,
by Ben. Corbin, Glencoe, N. N. D.
Messrs. Arie Millenaar, Peter Boschker
and Arnold Int Veldt were in town last
Friday. The former made timber. culture
final proof.
Jakob Bohlander brought up the cleo
tiOn returns from Odessa precinct, day
before yesterday. All of the fifteen votes
were for Jakob Fischer.
Ryk WagenvelG was the first messenger
in with election returns-from Baker pre-
cinct. There WAS total of eight votes
cast for six different persons.
Konrath Volk, Franz Baumgartner,
Johan Thomas, Philip Pteifer. and } ohan
Pudwil) were in town Saturday last on
business with the schatzmcister.
The finest line Of Wall Paper west Of
st. Paul IS to be had at Fauncs's Corner.
Prices range from sc upward. Call on
or send for samples e. l.. Faunce, Bis
/ m4rck.
Work night and day on the tax list,
which will be published next week, has
prevented the Record force from putting
the usual amount OF reading matter in
type this week.
| Mrs Capt. Flick, of South Prairie, was
| in town Sunday on her way home from
Cavilier county, where she had been visit
ing with her son, Editor Sheppard, Of
the Hannah Neon.
John Perry purchased short.horn bull
calf from s. E. Kurtz, the other day, that
weighed III pounds and was eight month,
old. Farmers and stockmen don't have
to procure flrst-class slres.
/ D,.ll,,Ir s,o,,nd
when he receives letters from his little
daueh Aunis, who is now attending
school ut st. Joseph, Mo-, where MIR
Braddock has q married sister residing
The letters show remarkable progress fol
child Of ten years.
A very sad affair occurred at Eureka
recently. Johnnie Fischer, son of Fer
dinand Fischer, formerly Of this county
hut now a prominent grain-bnyer Q
Eureka, accidentally shot aud killed a IA
year-old girl named Mary Wolf.
The Record force acknowledge kin,
invitation to attend a party at the resi-
dcnce of Mr.. and Mrs. Leaquee, nea
Stewar,dalc, this evening, the occasion
being in celebration of the anniversar,
day of the birth of their daughter, Mis-
Myrtle.
Supt. Kuiper conducted teachers ex
animation at Wiliamsport last Frida
and Saturday. The following teacher
were present: Miss Lillian Robinson
Miss Anna l.. Curran, Miss Nellie Baxter
Mcssrs Hiram r. Scott, F. 3. Irvine
VIM. L. Grant and Wietze Roschker.
The clerk Of the district court has mad
out certificates to those who are entitle
to them for services at the recent term q
court Same have been handed to Audito
| d f.,u HnSS 49, -
board at their session of Nov. 18. Afte
being passed on by the board, county Gel
tificatcs of indebtedness can be obtaine
from the auditor.
Landlord Rush gave q very interestin
and thrilling entertainment his fellow
townsmen last Friday before he starte
for Bismarck. His big gray team
hitched TO light spring wagon, ran away
dashed around town, going over fence
ETC., but without doing as much damag
as was anticipated.
Herr Hiramius r. Won Schott (know
in English as "Hi'' Scott), who used to b
a member Of Uncle Sans regulars, an
who is one of the all-around good boy.
was visitor in Billsport Friday an
Saturday. Mr.. Scott has bought abou
four hundred dollars worth of cattle thi
fall and intends TO make stock-raisin
q leading feature on his farm.
There was .tgross hochzeit' down /
Exeter district on Tuesday, Nov. 28tt
The occasion was the celebration Of tn
\ daug ghter of Mrs. Peter Kraft by forme
husband. The ceremony was performe
in st. Johns church, At 8 [ q. M. by Rev
Father Bernard Strassmeier, Of Fol
Yates, a worthy young priest who ha