Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-03-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.

IN TOWN AND OUT.
Landlord Rush made trip to Sterling
Saturday.
Attorney Armstrong was in the capi-
tol city Saturday.
Geo. King. of Emmonsburg, was in
town Saturday night.
w. B. Andrus and kid" Silk were in
town Saturday night.
j. L. Lindsay and Walter Boutillier
went to Bismarck Tuesday.
Frank NJ. Loutzenheiscr, of Dale, was
in town Monday evening.
Peter Ferguson. of Hampton, was in
the metropolis Tuesday.
Geo. W. Tracy made final proof on his
timber claim last Saturday.
AL. shier will run the Record during
the editors absence in Bismarck
Rev. Mr.. Ray will peach at Williams.
port Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
H. Backhaus. of Omio, recently sold
twenty head Of calves at $40 head.
Geo. Suverly and J. p Boyle. of Gay.
ton district, were in town Saturday.
Mr.. w. G. Mcintyre, well-known
school teacher of Hull, was in town
Friday.
Miss Dora Mandigo has finished very
.successful four months term of school at
Omio.
Miss Kate Mcpherson, Of Sterling, At
tended the teachers examination last
Friday.
Roy Yeater returned home from the
Fargo Agricultural College Saturday
evening.
Young Ben Corbin was taken TO the
hospital in Bismarck, Saturday, danger
ously i'll.
Theo. Sanders. travelling salesman for
Park, Grant g. Morris, was in the metro
polls Friday.
Thos. H. Jones, of Winchester, and
VIM. L. Grant, of Exeter, were Billsport
visitors Friday
Miss Dora Mandigo has been engaged
to teach five months term in the Ka!-
berer school.
E. Shoemaker, on old and respected
citizen Of Steele, dropped dead of heart
disease Sunday night.
| Joseph N. Roop, of Roop district, who
has been down with an attack of pneu
monia is convalescent.
Jakob Gefroh, Andreas Nitzel. Franz
Gisinger and Joseph Schneider, o.
Exeter, were in town Monday.
Gus. Dafiinrud has bought out Miss
Jones' store at Glencoe. Everybody
likes Gus. and he is sure to do we'll.
James Todd and Harry Procunier came
over from Clayton Saturday evening to
attend the meeting of the NJ. W. A.
| W. J. Fralcigh, of Clayton, has traded
his black pacing mare to Mrs. Alma Par
kin for the thoroughbred Percheror
stallion. Laveter.
Editor S,reeter left for Bismarck Sun
day afternoon to be near his children
one Of them, little Eddie, being afflicted
Il
| Chas. Chapman, formerly of thi
vicinity, but now resident of Moscow
Idaho. reports the arrival of younl
daughter at his home recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Elder, of Emmons
burg, will leave next Monday for Mr.
Elders old home in Canada, where they
expect 10 make their future home.
1t is said that movement is on foot tc
run the saloon men, gamblers. printers
and other bad men out of Winona. On,
Of the printers from that town strucl
Billsport last week Ed.
i Farmer Wells, of the Cannon Ball
rode the Shropshire ram at the Wood
mems meeting Saturday night Afte
getting his wounds dressed and the holel
in his clothes mended, he departed TO,
home Sunday morning.
Ninian Young and Clarence Keeblel
came down from Bismarck Sunday even
ing, where Mr.. YounE had been continet
to the hospital for week and suffered
an operation to be performed on one O
his eyes which member had been eivin,
him considerable trouble of late.
The editor would like to have youn,
lady who can set type without trying tt
run the editor We know we are no
pretty, and sometimes go around will
our shoes of if our corns hurt us, bu
that is our own business. We don't pro
pose to be hee-hawed at by any man
woman or child. This is snap for som,
quiet girl who aint afraid of home-spul
socks and home grown whiskers.-Ex.
Il J. w. Wescott and son, Arthur, o1
Omio, were in town Tuesday night. Mr.
Wcscott reports the loss of twenty heal
Of cattle during the past winter, of blaci
leg, Is many as four dying In singl,
day. He also says that several OF tn,
Russo German settlers in that vicinit,
have lost quite number Of cattle from
the same disease. He WAS on his way
notth.; to the Canadian line, where b;
expects TO purchase about 100 head q
calves and yearlings. Us