Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-01-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Will Psgel was in town day or two |
this week.
1t is reported that l. H. Robinson is |
very sick in Bismarck.
John Goughnour was up from Blu.
chansn Valley. Wednesday.
John Baumgsrtner, of Odessa district,
was in town Thursday night. |
Mr. Andrus was in town the fore part
Of the week, and on Wednesday left for |
Bismarck.
Mr.. r. F. Chase, the w,nona stock.
man. was IN town for couple of days
this week.
Little Joe Rush has been quite sick
dur,pg the week, but is somewhat i'm.
proved to-day.
Commissioner Macdonald walked down
from his ranch--16 to 18 miles to attead
the board session. ..a-
The Record, ''The Farm, Stock and
Home" and "Fhe Chicago Weekly Inter
Ocean," one year for g.. o. ...
'Dugald, Campbell came over from the
sheep ranch and spent couple of days
in " illiamsport this week. 4
Trahcrn pumps. for any depth of we'll,
always kept Ion hand. Francis Jaszko.
wiak, Williamsport, N. D.
Fifteen dollars IN cash will buy new
forearm movement Winchester repeating
shotgun. Apply at Record Office.
County Superintendent Kuiper and
County Judge Rowerdink were in town
this week and qualified for their respec.
tive Offices
Sheriff Shier was in town this week
MIR. Shier has appointed Mr.. A. Hasper,
Of Baker district, to the position OF dep;
uty sheriff.
There is money on hand to pay school
warrants Nos. 90, 81. IS and SO Of Will.
'amsport district. Same will be paid q,
First National Bank. Bismarck.
Johnny Edick has been quite i'll for the
past fortnight. DR.. Carson made several
trips to the coal mine to zee him. At
last accounts the patient was better.
Word comes from Winoua that white
woman attempted to count coo' on a
Sioux lady. and that the latter was Sc
verely injured. No particulars are given.
Owing to heavy accumulation OF
snow on Fred Cotton's big barn. last
Sunday the roof fell in. Two horses
were 80 badly injured that it WAS found
necessary to shoot them.
The new year came in with what tried
hard to be q blizzard. But, with the
Thanksgiving article as precedent, the
tNew Year effort produced naught but
weak and inglorlouf failure.
Steele Ozone On his last drive from
Sterling the Rev. Smith noticed the legs
and part Of the bodies of three or four
horses protrudlng from snow.drift no,
far from the road. Victims of the big
blizzard.
Mr.. A. Hasper. of Baker district. who
has invented and patented q binder
bundle carrier said by farmers who have
used it to be great improvement on the
old style. was in Wllliamsport for several
days this week.
That DR.. Carson is pleasant mannered
gentleman it didn't take our people long
to find out. That he Is prompt and
painstaking the past week has demon
strated. The doctor has been on the 70
day and night visiting patients.
Robert Dickson reports that some one
stole from the place he purchased from
Michael Haarstad, IN Burleigh county.
some so or 60 bushels OF wheat. He says
the stealing took place some time between
the 7th and the last Of November.
Frank Jaszkowiak has just put up
two more windmills--an eight.foot Gem
for Wallace Pe,ris, ut Omio, and u six
foot Goodhue for Sylvanus Smith, in The
Glencoe neighborhood. 1t 10 said that
the family have lard work to keep Mr..
Smith from freezing he wants to stay
out of doors all the time and watch the
thing pump.
The remains of poor Johnnie Mahaney
| wVAV OAVU6ut IAOw W 0ISu COUUty huu Iu>
TERED near the residence of his parents
on South Prairie, this county. We un-
ders,snd that ex-Sheriff Mahaney went to
Park River to look after the affairs Of his
deceased son.
Died-On Sunday, Jan. 8, 1897, Vera
Edna, aged II months and days. daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. l. H. Robinson, of
Logan district, This county. The funeral
took place yesterday. The parents have
the sympathy of every one in the loss of
their bright little daughter.
Miss Grace Yeater and her brother Roy
left home last Sunday. their destination
being Fargo Agricultural College. The
holel people at Steele failed to awaken
the young travellers for the morning
train. Then the blizzard took right of
way on the road and they were detained
10 Steele for several days.
| William v. Wade, who was appointed
sheriff and who afterward was, twice re-
eIected--in "a and 's6-to the same of.
I; fee, WAS ln Williamsport the fore part Of
the week. attending to some business at
the county building and visiting old.time
friends in the Willlamsport neighbor.
hood. Mr.. Wade went to Bismarck on
Wednesday.