Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-12-19

ing out the city Of Bismarck). the
Record is the more ancient. The
other journals are the Steele Ozone,
Dawson Breeze. Winona Times.
lloskins Herald. Hoskins Democrat
and Napoleon Homestead.
| Monday morning it began snow
ing Then the wind sprang up. and.
throughout the day. an able bodied
blizzard was hard a, work. Tues
day j, was still somewhat rough, but
Wednesday il was bright. clear and
still. Yesterday little snow fell.
but the weather was Of the thauing
kind At Christmas time last year
we had experienced full month Of
rough winter weather.
Armstrong Correspondence.
Judge lnistlethwaite was visitor
to the Capita City last week.
Ed. Savage. the popular young
married man Of the Roop neighbor-
hood, passe,! through here Saturday
on his return from Steele.
At las, Ne have snow-storni.
Some say. This settles the open
winter" May be 50. But. a, any
rate. the presen, winter is month
later II get,iae here than last.
Gayton Correspondence.
Rarney Burtage is stopping Min
Mr. RYDER this winter.
Mr.. Ed LAWYER has been oblises:
10 dig three wells on his claim on
account Of Q1icksand.
Mr. Hiram Fuller is breaking
yoke u steers nowadays. Scnse-
times the steers ale boss and - ne
times Mr.. F.. but. as he is quite an
eN?er, n. the business, il is thought
he vii eo.QasE in the end.
Q, +. Hammond killed steer the
o,ns. day tina; was orly 3 months
OLD. and i. dressed IS. pounds. The
steer was kept on a picket.rope al
the pas. summer and fall Mr.. ".
c. East also Killed one which dressed
40 pounds
Manchester Correspondence.
John Brown has JUS, learned of
the death ot his father. who died al
DsSMoines, Iowa.
James c. Parker. who has been
absent al DesMoines. Iowa. for some
time, Is expected home in a few
days.
Josept, Fuller, while attempting
70 GET ous from under load Of
Wood, spraine,i his foot so severely
that ne is net able TO be around.
lana Township.
Miss Kate Co.coran a, this writing
IS msnding a little. Dr.. Bentley is +
now Attending her.
Capt Coi;ons COW and ponies
started fer warmer climate dur
rig the recent storm.
The storm. that came on Monday
forenoon was quite surprise to
Messrs- Graham. Young and Lewis,
who had gore cut &c Goose Lake 10
aaal nay The storm came on be-
!ors they got ihei. loads: so they
made haste to reach the comfortable
shelter q the Bentley ranch. They
reached il. covered with ice and
NOW. hui unharmed.
hSeter Correspondence.
Mr. saartz. the mail-carrier on
he Enlmonsburg- Exeter route, was
'us IN his first blizzard yesterday.
ie lost his hearings. but finally
'oand the road, and arrived here
MY an hour late.
Pleasant, sunshiny days have been
ne sHis with Us 81. far this fall and
'atly winter but today is an escep-
ion /, has turned cold. and We
ne ENJOYING a real blizzard. the
lsst Of the season.
From the Re ord. April %. 1885:
= Bousillisr is farming the plow-
and on the John Perry place. j.
) Breek found his COW. 1t had
enc 70 the county seat to note the
Peter klapperich
ast week brought his family down
rom bismarck and is now a full
edged and conten,ed granger on
= cain not far from Williamsport.
The land Of Briggs & Shelley
vi pe farmed this year BY Messrs.
E huEiz. s. Z. Brindle, F. C.
aeker. Brock Brothers, Hodekin.
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