Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-06-17
The firm makes collections in all

parts of the United States and Canada.
In the dry-goods trade it is hardly nec-
'essary to call attention to the well-known
merchants Dan Eisenberg and w. B.
Watson. Customers at these houses will
always bes courteously treated, and their
wants supplied if possible.
The grocery business is represented by
Hunt & Foster (who Estate their case' to
residents Of Emmons County clear across
the top of the fourth page) John Yegen,
Austin Logan, and McNider s. Co.
If you are sick-or, worse, believe you
are sick-you can, at the drug houses of
Dunn & Co. and Peterson s. Veeder, get
anything you want, from a dignifed
Latin-named prescription to bottle of
soothing sirup. The latter house makes
a specially of glass, paints, and oils.
If you want to sell or buy horse, or if
youe desire your team stabbed and well
cared for, Malloy s. Stoyell are the par
ties to suit you. AS the old stage barns
are in their charge, they are never over
crowded. This firm also pays special at
tention to locating settlers.
Emmons County in the future will do
large business in the hardware and agri-
cultural implement line. W. S. Moor.
house and Joseph Hare & Co. are the
firms to dealwith. You can depend upon
what they tell you regarding any article
purchased from them.
In the line of -four, feed, and grain, P.
r. Malloy, next to Hunt 6 Fosters on
Sixth street, will, we guarantee, give
satisfaction to all. Mr.. Malloy is genial,
pleasant gentleman-one of those with
whom it is pleasure to do business.
Mckenzie s. Coffin are-but everybody
in Dakota knows this firm.
In the fruit business is G. L. Marcelais,
of the Capital City Fruit Store, on Main
street, four. doors below Fourth. His
goods are received fresh daily. He also
has on hand large stock of fireworks,
which Young America in Emmons will
do well to remember previous to the
Fouu -
If thesfarp grass has made havoc with
your boots or shoes, or if chasing the
breaking plow has demoralized your "un-
derstanding," johnson & Abrams will re-
fit you at . reasonable price. You can
order from them by mail, and have the
4 articles sentsin the same manner. They
also deal in harness and sole leather and
shoemakers' supplies.
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liQe of watches, clocks, and jewelry, or if
YOU desire repairing neatly and chcaply
| done, call on E. L. Strauss & Bro. They
will guarantee you satisfaction. IS
\ For fresh'and salt meats, sausage, poul-
| try, game, fish, oysters, vegetables, gro
ceries, or provisions, call on Dietrich
Bros, at the Montana Market, corner
Third and Main streets.
| Edick Brothers are well-known manu-
facturers and jobbers of choice imported
and domestic cigars and confectionery.
4 One of the institutions of Bismarck is
the bear-bottling house of G. r. Williams
& Co., Sole wholesale agents for the Mis-
souri, Valley and westward of the Franz
Falk Brewing Company's Milwaukee
beer. Few people are aware of the extent
to which the business of this firm has
grown. Forty feet of their building,
which is twenty-five feet wide, are re-
quired for bottling and miscellaneous
purposes. An additional room of 40x25
feet is used for the ice-house. Beneath
the ice-house is another apartment of sim
liar size. The temperature of this room
is very low, and it is used as a storeroom
for bottled and keg beer. This apart
nlencGas capacity for the storage of six
carloads of the beverage. The firm han
dies from two to three car loads of beer
every Week. The coolest place in Da-
kota on hot summer day is in the store
room under the big ice-house. 81
In conclusion, the publisher of the REC
ORD desires to return thanks to Mr.. EN-
mons, whose name this county bears, for
his kindness in introducing the newspaper
man to Bismarck business men. Mr..
Emmons takes great interest in the pros
perity Of this county, and has unbounded
faith in Its future.