Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-10-22
IN TOWN AND OUT

IN TOWN AND OUT
Attorney Lynn was In town Sunday.
Messrs. w.. 8. and T. p: Lee were in
town Monday.
Capt. and Mrs. Flick visited friends in
Williamsport last Tuesday.
Gerrit Van Voorst, of the Holland set
was in town Monday.
John Postle, of Winona. was in town
Monday night. on his way home.
Michael Bruner was up from southern
Emmons, on Thursday Of last week.
Elder Ellis, of Bismarck, preached at
Williamsport school-house last Sunday.
F. D. Smith made trip to Bismarck
this week for lumber for his new stable.
Martin Wold and John Keller were up
from the German settlement last Satur.
day.
Don'tforget the Woodmen's
dance Tonight, in. their new
hall.
Mr.. ]. w. Henderson. of lower Beaver
Greek, was visitor in Williamsport last
Tuesday.
]. B. Brock is now comfortably fixed
on the Bentley place, which he recently
purchased.
n. P. Chase, of Wiuona. was In town,
Friday, on his way home from eastern
grain. fields.
The little baby girl of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Walker. Of Cherry Grove, died on
Wednesday Of last week.
Henry Glitschka is down from Bis
marck. He and l. H. Robinson have sold
out their drugstore at New Salem.
Mrs. Thurber has returned from the
east. and is visiting with her son-in-law
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Greer.
John Walden was in from Winona
again, Saturday, after lumber for large
barn he Is having erected Eureka
Blade. 14th.
L. 8. Doerschlag started for Iowa Tues.
day to purchase few hundred calves fol
his ranch on the Missouri. He expects tt
return in about week-Eureka Blade
The finsst line of Wall Paper west o.
st. Paul is to be had at Faunce's Corner
Prices range from &c upward. Call OF
or send for samples to E: L. Fauuce, Bis
marck. N. b:
Geo. Greenstlne. Karl Feiszt and Abb,
Schneider were up from Exeter d,stric
last Monday. George says that s2,OO'
damage was done BY the prairie fires il
his neighborhood.
Mrs. G. H. Edick was up from tn
Mine, last Monday. Squire Edick is suf
fering with the Affections Of Job, two o
the three good-sized bois having oome t,
keep him company.
Storm Sash of all kinds and sizes a
Faunce's Corner, Bismarck. Also
Inside Windows, Doors and Blinds
Window Shades on patent rollers, read,
to hang, at 26c each.
There was a snowfall of q couple o
inches last Friday; but it all dissppeare,
next day. On the day of the snowfall
people in Chicago and adjacent countr
were grumbliDg at s5 degrees above.
One of H. d. Connor's calves was mis-
slug. 1t was found. ten days later in
hole Containing few inches of water
The calf suffered no serious injury, an
is still "the making" of forty -dolla
beef.
Frank Jaszkowiak has put up tw
windmills within the past week or 60
One for Herman Backhaus and one TO
Robert Dickson. Frank has also com
pleted one Of the best barns in the count,
for Jacob Kalberer, Jr.
An exchange says that MARY had lit
tie lamb. That time has passed away
No lamb can follow up the pace ou
Mary sets today. For now she; rides tn
air-shod wheel, in skirts to6 shortly Id
No lambkin shares her airy flight; > bn
you can see her calf" s
Mr.. Riley.not. "the Mr.. Riley tha
kapes the hotel"-but the popnl travel
ing man whe represents Psrk; Grant
Morris. the Fargo Wholesale ,grocers, AM
"has done very we'll i6town Tues
day night Will Melton came down witt
bim from Sterling.
Will Derr. with the majesty Of. the Law
before bis eyes. coughed up six bits for
hunting permit, recently. And now, hi
says. when he pursues the ducks ant
prairie chickens-they fear him greatly
and HE themselves away on the wings o.
the wind. Whereas, unlicensed hunter
can walk right up to them.
Eureka Post Oct. 18th: There hav.
been several deaths from diphtheris lately
and the county board Of health ought te