Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-03-10

nics. and there take the train for their
new home. Eurekaites, without except
tion. very much regret the departure of
these estimsble people; but all Join in
wishing them continued prosperity and
success.
Representative Allshouse has had com.
Portable headquarters, during the session.
In the First National Bank block at Bis.
marck, where he has entertained in royal
style his constituents who have visited!
the Capital City. Tom has been very;
active member. and he has represented
tho Twenty.sixth district with great
credit. it.-Nspoleon Homestead.
Dr. Dechmann met with . serious and
painful accident at Williamsport LIT
Wednesday. We are informed that he WAS
driving in buggy. and that just as he was
about 10 cross dsep trail northeast Of and
near Ar. Rush's hotel, he stopped over to
examine pactage in the bottom Of the
buggy. The horse trotted across the hollows
Of the road, throwing the doctor out Of the
buggy and breaking his wrist. |!
VIM. Matthews arrived from che north
Monday. and upon his return to Braddock
tomorrow he viii 30 accompanied by his
family. His household goods will be
shipped from here this week. and they
will bid farewell to Eureka. Their many
friends will miss both Mr.. and Mrs. Mat!
thews, - their sojourn in Eureka since Cd
early day has won for both many warm
friends. Tho Post wishes the new firm
Of the Bank Of Brsddook success from
every source. Post.
The postofflce department has ruled
that the writer of letter has right To-
regain possession of It providing he can
prove to the satisfaction Of the postmas-
ter at the office from which the letter was
sent that he was the one who wrote 1t.
Even If letter has arrived ct it's destina,
tiop, and before 1t Is delivered to the per.
son to whom It was cent. It may be re-
called through telegram to the mailing
Office. The reason assigned is that the
United States il only the agent of the
writer while the letter 10 In transit.
The Record is not in the habit Of cack-
ling-like pullet that has laid her hrst egg
every time dollars worth Of job work
comes In OF . font Of pew type is bought;
but ON this occasion we tise to remark that
next week the Record will appear with q
complete new dress Of type-cleau and
clear r-&csd-that you can read without put.
ting on your ''specs." The new type would
have been put on this week bit fot the rush
Of advertisements, job work and neighbor'
hood correspondence, which has kept tn.
Office force too busy to unpsck and lay tn,
new type in the cases. ;,,
Among those In town since the ias
issue Of the Record we're: John w. Ryck
man, Ninisn Young, Rochas vetsch,
Peter Wiedemeier, Jakob Leidle, Egidi Kel
Ter, Johannes Hogel. Ludwig Kicker, sr.
Ludwig Risksr, ar, John ]. Wolf, @. w
Tracy, Andrew sleasing, John McCrory,
John A. Stiles. Lambert Tinholt, VIM. Nc.
Conville. Wieger Rodenberg, E. E. Logue
George Zacher, g. w. Lynn, VIM. Psgei
sikke Talsma, Andrew schweitzer, Michae
Burgad, Joseph Burgad, Frank Jones, Joh1
Baumgartner. Frank Baumgartner. Michaa
Mahaney, ST., Harry Procuuier, Will Baker
Jonn Brown. Henry Reamann.
News. Yon catl let this drop through
the skylight Of your intellect: II 20,
are having or have had any difficulty i.
securing losses from any insurance com'
pauy doing business 10 North Dakota
just inform George w. Harrison. at Bis
marck, and be will straighten the matter
out-snd the insurance sharks, too. Tie
uew insurance commissioner has taken VI
!, the validity Of the numerous wildcat In
surance companies in this state. and pro.
poses to protect the people against al
bogus concerns of this kind. Commission
, er Harrison is nlling bis Office with credi
TO himself and honor TO the state.
This week there appeafs Ia the Rec
ord an advertisement of . new 6rn
that has recently been established 10 th,
thriving town vt Brsddock. While VI
speak Of this firm as q new one, the state
ment In certain way IL Incorrect. MI
Bloss. previous to his removal TO Brad
dock, was in the mercantile business ii
Sterling, where he did much busihes
with Emmons county people. and to ,thei
satisfaction. Mr.. Bloss has opened ou
Ut Emmons county's metropolis with
fine line Of groceries, dry goods, hardware
and, 10 fact, everything usually found I,
first-class general store, and he intends &