Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-07-30
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Attorney Lynn was in town Tuesday.
Ex.Treasurer Lec was In town Satur.

Attorney Lynn was IN town Tuesday.
Ex.Treasurer Lcc was In town 6atur.
day.
Sheriff shier was In town Saturday and
Sunday.
Some farmers report that the grain Is
rusted.
G. II. McLain was up from Sand Creek,
Monday.
Mr.. w. 8. Lee was up from Emmons-
burg, Monday.
Mr.. j. @. Brown has been in Bismarck
for several days.
Mrs. Capt. j. A. Cotton returned satur.
day from five weeks visit with friends
in Steele.
The Woodmen held big meeting last
Saturday night. Albert shier rode the
williamgoat
The delinquent tax list, under the
Wood bill, will be published next week
or the week after.
Hay.making is in progress throughout
the county. 1t can be cut on the upland
most anywhere this year.
Mrs. Lincoln Cell has been quite sick
for the past week or two, with neuralgia
or something like 1t.
Nrs. l. H. and Miss Lillian Robinson
returned from two weeks sojourn in
Minneapolis last Sunday.
supt. Andrus, representing the Yves.
tern Mutual Insurance company, was In
town Friday and Saturday.
Fred Hager, of Sweet Briar. passed
through Billsport, Wednesday, with q
bunch Of horses, enroute east.
Register Cell has purchased the Mar
gach buildings and moved them into
town. as an addition to his residence.
Court certificate No. IS, for e14.00, is
sued to DR.. Muench, has been lost and /,
duplicate issued. The old one is no good
". M. Melton, Of Sterling, was in tow1
on Thursday of last week. Chss. Rath
burn, travelling agent for Jewett Bros.
the Aberdeen wholesale grocers, cam,
down with him.
A transcript Of the Coudotte trial ha
been ordered furnished to the attorneys O
Alec. Coudotte, for use in an appeal L
the supreme court, the same to be pait
for by Emmons county.
Evidently the Record subscribers ap
preciate the fact that great deal of extr
expense has been entailed in publishin
lengthy reports Of the murder trials, fo
our statements of account sent out hev
generally received prompt attention.
You can't always sometimes tell iut
what children will say "before folks
Not long ago lady in the Williamson
neighborhood had company. She wa
trying to settle certain date, when he
little daughter. nine years old, came I
her assistance with, "Why, mamma,
was the day we had pie for dinner"
Mrs. John Parker, Miss Anna Petr
and Mr.. James Parker, Of Wincheste
were in town Tuesday. Those enterpri
ing ladies, the Misses Cash and Ann
! Petrie, have purchased Mrs. Parker
farm, as we'll as her household good
etc. The old lady and Mr.. and Mrs. ia
Parker will soon go TO California to tai
up their residence.
Bismarck Review: Considerable anxi
ty was felt in the city on Tuesday NOR
ing on account Of Officers shier az
Livermore, who had failed to arrive up
noon time with their prisoners. All kin,
b Of conjectures were indulged in regardil
their fate, and the authorities were e
ing ready to send a rescuing party out
e see what had become of them when Il
officers hove in sight with their prisoner
A. C.Wagher was in town saturda
: He confirms the reports Of large numb
Of deaths of children in the Russo Ok
man settlements. He says that
- Muench found that there had been eig
teen deaths in one neighborhood. n
Wagner believes, from what he has hea,
that there have been forty OF fifty deaf
down there from the prevailing diseal
which 10 something like diphtheria. T
throat gets sore and the face swells a,
gets spotted. Those who recover are Il
Quently blind or deaf. The state board