Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-01-18

and tcc tirm. the writer knows that
the filn handles the best or seeds
Trees and shrubs Those who believe
that this lirni DOS not sIow lis oNii
Trees aud seeds should visit the biz
plapt ct he tilm when Ia Bismarck
and easIlN a>cer ,in lheir mistake.
I'd. McConNilic was IN town Monday
20 meet his wile. who came in from
AH rde'li. where She had bc III fjn
medical tlraltneu. 'rbc doctor, tlcr,
found That She WAS suffering from APP
pen ilcills and, ,> She had iM n al
The Bismarck hospital before and was
acquainted there, She concluded to 90
10 that city Nh MeConyilie went t.
bismarck with her bv TUESDAY 's train
T., Rradduck, Hetorme ~ man
from Nome told mr that the miners
had rope and We're gong to hang All,
fcNlndcr Mckenzie, but the latter got
seut OF lownitt night The Record
would rise 10 lcmlrn thu. rs there
WAS but one WAY of getting from Nome
To the states. and that hy srmi-
monthly Steamship. it would have
been strenuous jeb tor any one To
have gotten out Of the city between
Two days. Perhaps the tail Alexander
Walked on the water
Among the mess Of gibbcrish in last
Meek - N a. 4 1, ~. H..
which Is IA sample OF many in recent
is,sicsv our worthy cotcmpotarN II
Is almost AS lucid as that uli-muid
Item IL printed about the llazclJon
editor. But here i, the intellectual
gem: Those smart little plate
stories that just fore preparing 10
>"opp down upon the population par
eiithctlcaly that they are 'uriglntl,
are worth the reading But who they
are original with is another matter. .
The First Bank 5 new safety deposit
bones are the latest metropolitan
crlmp that has come To Linton In "a
section like this, where practically
every one Is "A farm or lot owner, and
therefore has papers that lie wants To
Keep IN safety from lire and robbers.
Il place where such papers can be
placed tol sate-kccping Is more of
necessity hsle than in a small town
back east, where most people rent,
aud where ownership usually extends
~ A. f.art l.'.
clothing aud household furniture.
Anne Bakker with his witnesses,
Theodore nilkcna and Albert iiaoper,
returned from Bismarck last Friday,
whilher he had gone the day previous
To make proof Mn Bakkcr, before
attempting 10 make proof, told the
land officers the exact truth as To
his residence, and they advised him
that there wasa defect In the tlsttwo
years o. such residence Ilc did not,
therefore, make proof, as his last
three years of residence an. All right,
and lle has two years more before the
statutory maximum period ot seven
years expires.
The new stone building tu be erect
ed by X a Evans, excavation, work for
which is now being done will be two
stories In height with a ba>emcntl,
26 feet wide and 10 feet in .cngLh.
The upper story will be built for pub
lie hall purposes Many fraternal so.
clfties require meeting, OF their lodges
u he held In second on higher stories,
and there win probably be several
lodges organized here as soon as the
building is completed The Pythians
Will form "a local olgs. and there are
enough Frecmasons IN the town and
neighboflood 10 make a local lodge ~
that order probable.
Friend Charlie Says that "It IL a
we'll known fact that Mckenzie and
his henchInan furnished the publisher
of the Record with II printing ollitit
and sent him ~ Willamsport to start
= newspaper. with Instructions 10
hold EmmOns county In line The
Record would remark that, if the fore
going statement be true, the gang al
10 we'd IL, cmlssaiy TO make his grand
enirce as they say OH the circus
bills in a very nndisnlhed manner,
for, a mail line u Billsport not having
been establ sll ID at that lime April,
1884 the future Horace Greeley had u
walk In from Glencoe in the ram.
Eureka Post: Fetel Wttmayrr re
turned from visit To Lnton and Bis
marck Wednesday During his alb
,ence he met some oi hi, Missouri
river friends ~ 1906 when Peter
was on earth. for the first time The
meeting of these od-lime friends
brought back vivid feepllections OF
the narrow escapes through which he
passed. when both BANKS OF the Big
Muddy we're lincl with Indians ready
t. take white men scalps at half
price and had IT not been for the
soldiers VINO accompanied them from
Fort y ate, Gear lntplhe YELLOWSTONE
country, he would have long before
nDu crossed HE river of life.
THE DAKOTA FARMER.
Ti. Record has not been in the
habit II clubbing with other papers
IL any great extent. But. knowing
nat AN old and reliable farm pAper