Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-12-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN IVMM AND VUTs
Editor Patterson was in town Monday
evening.
The weather continues fue. and hay
stacks are diminishing but slowly.
Mr.. j.. @. Brown. of Logan district,
made final proof on his homestead last
Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Rush, Of Wibaux, Mon
tans. is visiting his brother. Landlord
Rush. at Williamsport
Messrs Henry Van Beck and Lambert
Van Olst, of Westfield, we're in Williams
port last Friday night.
Mrs. Streeter went to Bismarck last
Wednesday. She is suffering from q &C.
we're attack of tonsilitis.
His neighbors say that Dan Williams
spends most of his time nowadays reading
accounts Of his death.
There will be . dance given at the
Arthur McGinness residence. in Brad
dock. next Tuesday night. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Oswald Warner, who murdered Fred
Williams, in Mclean county, had bis
preliminary examination before justice
of the peace and was held to the district
court.
Sheriff shier recently received q letter
from Mr.. Livermore. In which Mr.. l..
states that he has two men working with
him ON his claim this winter, and that
the prospects are good.
Assistant Cashier Pye, of the First Ma.
tional Bank Of Bismarck. was in Brad.
dock recently, 1t is understood that the
First National will establish q branch
bank ct Brsddock ir the spring.
Every Newspaper man who visits Bis.
marck these days goes home and say.
nice things Of the substantial manner In
which the city Is being rebuilt and of the
public spirit of the citizens thereof.
Mrs. Nettie Better, of Cheney. Craw'
foSd county. Mich.,' sister Of Mrs. H.w.
Allen. 10 spending the winter with Mr.
and Mrs. Allen. Her son Andrew accom-
panies her, and is attending school u,
Williamsport.
Joseph Krenzel. who worked for lone
time for Mr., Connor, and who established
q reputation as steady, Woodworking
young man, Is down from Pierce county
on visit to bis uncle, Nikolsus Ternes
of the Westdeld neishborhood.
Fargo Argus: What kind Of an idea Il
that which is intimsted by one or two
exchauges-that candidate for oflc.
may be go unworthy and his record q
rank that nothing. should be said abou
him or It during q campaign
Several hundred Russo German immi
grants have recently arrived at Eureks
direct from Russia. Many of them hav'
visited Williamsport during the pas
week and filed on land. Several hundre,
more are on their way from Russia.
The body Of Editor Fairchild, Of th,
Drsyton Echo. was recovered from til
Red river by means Of horse-rake tha
WAS dragged back and forth acrose th
river. 1t was found 125 feet below wher
be fell 10. and 1t showed that he ha
madeA great struggle for life, tearing ope
bis overcoat and partly removing on
skate.
The Woodmen's dance at Willtamspor
"n the evening of Thanksgiving va
we'll attended, and everything passed o1
pleasantly. the dancing continuing unit
daylight. John and Will Baker. sons o
Senator Baker, were the musicians, an,
The music was good. A fair-sized crow
at each hotel did justice to the turke,
supper.
Some folks argue that the 500 will nc
build any farther toward the portbwel
uext year. II prompt construction {
the line to Bismarck or some point u
that way is not the intention of the con
pany, why did they lay several miles q
road in that direction-road that was nc
to be used this Year, The evidence a
points to continuation Of the 80
toward the northwest, along the ol
grade, next season.
II In another column will be found th
advertisement of Arthur McGinness, th
pioneer Braddock merchant. 1t is the i.
tention Of Mr.. McGinness to keep q
hand fair stock Of goods, and to recei,
frequent additions thereto. believing thl
: that plan is much better than piliug u
q lot Of stuff on shelves, to gather du
!. and grow rusty with age. He viii ala
sell goods just q cheap as they can
sold by anybody. Give him call. +.
)l In letter to Frank. streeter, who vi
\ enc Of her pupila while she was teachin
the Williamsport school. Miss stell
Smith, who 10 now At her home in Rocl
. ester, Mimi. says: "Miss Cash Petri
my cousin. and her father. Mr.. Fred P,
{ trie. are here. At my fathers, and vi
/ remain until Miss Anna Peirie csmes,
, few weeks later. Uncle's health IL slow
y improving" 1t will be remembers
? by readers Of the Record that MI. Petri
u was taken suddenly Ill In Eureka o. b
Was about to start on his eastern trip.
Thomas Rush was the victim. of
serious runaway accident. Tuesday. B
was getting into his brothers lumb.
wagon when, before be had hold Of Ii
!. lines. tho team started up suddenly. II
i Rush Was thrown TO the ground. and on
I OF the heavy wheels passed over hin