Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-03-26

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says the creek 10 bank full Of snow.
Martin schutt, Ludwig Hoifart, Peter
Goldade and Johsnnes Wen,ngef. from
south Emmons, were IN town Yesterday.
: e. A. McPherson is in town to-day.
Arthur will settle on his homestead In
Buchanan Valley ~ soon ~ spring opens.
Joseph G. eenEer, Of sels., has been
appointed assessor of the Third district
vice David Black, who failed to qualify.
Dr.. Carson was called to Winchester
one day this week to attend Baby Will.
lam Mckinley. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Parker.
It looks as though it wouldn't be long
until good many Thousands Of dollars
OF disputed back taxes would be paid by
the N. 2. railway company.
Landlord Waldon, of W,nona. came in
this evening. He 10 here in relation to
the matter of the citizens Of Winona en-
terinK that place - town.site.
At Bismarck, last Wednesday. Miss
Edith, eldest daughter Of Judge w. Il.
Winchester, and Mr.. Fred Conklin, of
jamestown, were united in marriage.
Frank Irvine. one Of the popular and
see him blush when we say one of the
best looking-young men of the Beaver
Greek country, was In town last satur-
day.
Editor Patterson. of the Times, is in
town to-day. He came up to see If the
Record man wouldn't go down to Winons
and help him to start branch Of the Sal.
vatlon Army.
Auditor Braddock and MI. Rush went
to. Bismarck on Monday, returning on
Wednesday. The auditor made the trip
in order to be present at the meeting of
the Compromtse Tax Commission.
Nicholas schsll. aged es years. of selz
District, tIis cousty, who lived with hrs
son Wendolin. died last Saturday. The
funeral services were held ct Ct. Johns
church; in Mcintosh county, last Mon
day.
Arthur Knudtson has been hauling
wood from the river to Willismsport this
week. The other evening he had load
unsold when night came, aud the boys
got up rattle for it. F. II. Cotton. was
the lucky man.
Deputy Marshal Yegen. Of Bismarck,
went down to Eureka the fore part of
the week and arrested Fred Caldwell, of
Wlnona, who was en- route to visit Mil
waukee- The charge ~. wasting fire.
water on an aborig,ne who couldn't an.
preciate It,, -
For wolves killed in Emmons coonty
since March Sd there 10 bounty Of ~.
$3 from the state and 81 from the county.
Ben Corbin's kennel of female wolves
are said to be coming through the winter
in good shape, and he expects several
fine litters in the spring. =,
There are no new developments in the
matter Of the spicer murders Editor
Patterson and Others up from Winona.
state that there 10 nothing definite. so far
as they know, as to clothing or money
belonging to either of the victims having
been traced to an Indian.
Mrs. Corcoran and her grand daughter,
Miss Nellie Baxter, Of Logan district,
bave returned from Fargo. where Mrs.
Corcoran has been visiting her son.ln.
law and laughter, Editor and Mrs. Hen.
dershott, and where Miss Nellie has been
attending school since last August.
jamestown Alert: Miss Winchester has
been visitor here. and has made many
warm friends who will extend . hearty
welcome to her a. resident of this city.
Mr.. Conklin, the groom. is q popular
railroad employe. with host of friends,
who will extend hearty congratulations
Commissioners Macdonald, Baxter and
Wolf are in town to-day 70 attend .
meeting Of the board. Commissioner
Macdonald smiled when he contemplated
the fact that the only citizen Of North
Dakota who was ever known to refuse
an Office 10 Scotsman -Davie Black.
II Col. Jewell should not be able to
stand of the haud-me.down man for his
official costume. the Record push has Q
new Grand Army suit that he will give
him the loan of for occasions Of pomp
and psgeantry-either Of peace or war
provided he will make good all damage
TO the garments by bayonet .thrusts and
bullet holes.
ltis reported that only two dead horses
belonging to the Wescott herd have been
found. Several weeks ago it was stated
that o. out Of $50 head had perished. 1t
10 probable that whsn ''the old man"
Was returning home from Williamsport
he saw . flock Of snow.birds sitting still
on the snow. q hundred yards away. and
he thought they were dead horses.
II the old feather-beds. ttraw.ticks and
excslsior.nlled sofas and. couches hold
out. there will probably not 10 much loss
Of stock IN this part Of the county. pro.