Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1898-09-02
WIIIIAMsPORT. NORTH DAKOTA, FRIDAY,
! an TOWN AND vbT.

""SAu vV1ihoMopVlt 0uuudy ulIuI.
Owingto the lateness at the season the
attendance Al the teachers institute is
very light.
Representative Baker and wife came
overfrom Livona last Saturday, returning
next day.
Mr.. Myrou Davis has bought the Paul
Leddy place, seven miles north Of Steele,
and has gone there to reside.
Representative lin the lcgisla,urp) Bel
den. of hogan county. was in town last
Thursday. He was buying cattle.
Mr. Friedrich Wollcnhaupt is quite ill
with some hung trouble. Yesterday he
was taken to the sisters hospital at Bis
marck.
The drilling outfit, in charge of Fred.
Cooley, pulled out last Tuesday for the
Steadman ranch, four miles north Of
Napoleon.
Editor Patterson came in town, on his
way to New Rockford, with horses. Paul
Scheer and Willie Ellerton were also in
the party.
Mr.. I. NJ. Gray, who recently settled in
the Livona neighborhood, was in the
Williamsport country last Saturday look
ing up stray horse.
Supt. Kuiper held teachers examina-
tion at Williamsport last Friday. Charles
Coventry, Of Dale, was the only one who
| took the examination.
The first station on the 500 in Emmons
,coun'y, northwest of Napoleon. will be
called Braddock, in honor Of this county g
faithful and efficient auditor.
Frank Jaszkowiak drilled a we'll for
Mr.; Kiapprich, near Williamsport, fast
week, aud obtained plentiful supply OF
water at y depth Of l40 feet.
Ex,: Trust me for your daughter 8
heart " = pleaded Algernon; but her father.
who was brutal butcher, answered: 81
wouldn't, trust you for pound of calves
liver"
r. Ma. Anna E. Lane. wife Of Rev. Chas,
s. Lane pastor Of the M. E. churci, a,
Port Washington, Wis.,, Is vtst,ins h.,
parents Mr. and Mrs. john F. Geil, ard
friends, In Williamaport
4 Editor Sueeter left FOR Cincinnati las,
Tuesday TO attend the national enuamp'
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
He will be absent about twelvedsys. He
was to 60 by the SEQ, it lie could find the
I lead Of the track
Treasurer Allen went down to til,
southwestern part of the county the for,
purt of the week, and ON Friday lie seized
for the taxes Of 1894, twenty head O
cattle belonging to Joseph Horton, o.
South Dakota. Allen plays 40 favorites
4 Prof. Clemmer. gave very interesting
nice, profitable lecture 90 the Bad Land
Of North Dakota and Wonders of Yellow
stone Park" in the Woodmen's Hall las
night The professor is good speake
and his talk was we'll received by thu
audience.
Leonard Anderson u young printe
who was formerly in the regular army
! AdolPh Anderson, Emile Nerhauxen an.
Mr., Blair, of the Grand River country
camped in Williamsport Sunday night
They were on their way, with two teams
to the eastern part Of the state.
4 Napoleon Homestead, Aug. % -Dugal'
Campbell, of Emmons county, WAS ,
Napoleon visitor last Saturday. Our Sc
porter failed to get an interview with III
gentleman, but if everything was NO
going on smoothly in his locality, W
know he would have. 'thuuted us Z" Gem
after laying, Dugald.
1 Attorney Register is back again, havin
been in Bismarck helping his brother I
struighten out the wreck caused by til
big fire. George lost lot of his Ia,
books that were boxed for shipment I
Williamsport. Fortunately, a part of hi
library had been brought to Williamspol
some weeks previous to the fire.
4 Money was raised by the Fargo Forur
and a cable dispatch sent to the Mort
Dakota soldier boys at Manila, the answe
being prepaid. The reply from the boy
was received Saturday. They we're In til
assault on Manila, but not in that pa
4 Of the line where the fgting was heav!
However, one man (from Grafton) VIZ
. killed and one member Of the Bismarc
company wounded.
Teachers institute for Emmons count
has been. In session since Monday for,
'.tnoon. Prof. Moore. of Biemarck, an
PROT. Clemmer. Of Dickinson, are COZ
Iduciipg the institute. County, Sup
Kuip+r and Ex.C County supt. Andrus .,
IN attendance. Tue following teacher
were also present: Mrs. Anna E. Lam
Mrs. r. W. Thompson. Stella smitl
. Kittie Cunningham, Dora Mandigo. Ind
Conner. Anna Curran.. Retta Yeate
Mary Farrell, Miss Porter, Chas Coven
", Frank Irwin, Chss. Carley and NJ
Grant.
8 e telegram was received by The Foru,
from Lieutenant e. A. SUNDERLAND. {
Troop 81" Grigsby's rough riders, say
II lug: that orders Tor mastering out th,
regiment were received last Sunday nigh
. The regiment will probably be sent BAG
to fts original mobilization point At siou
Falls. within few days, where all Ii
. men will undergo the same physic,
examination taken when entering. II
service. 1t, of course, Is not know
= whether Troops "a" and IN. compose
] Il OF North Uakots bows. and under con