Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-10-15
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.

Ouerlu 'Waue was IN WllllamSpOrt
last Saturday.
Mr.. N. j. Shields came down from Bis
marck last week.
Frisby sells cottage paints at 81. Is per
gallon. Warranted.
Commissioner Whitney returned from
trip to Bismarck Monday.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frisby.
Warden Williams has been at the Capt.
tai for several days, on business trip.
Mr.. Fred Keelcr, of Bismarck, is about
to locate some four miles south of town.
Send all orders for sewing machines,
needless oils and repairs to J. Brady, Bis
marck, D. T.
Mr.. Walker Robinson has been engaged
lately hauling lumber for corral on the
Smith ranch.
Messrs. Stevenson, Thistlewaite, Peters,
and Adams, of the Long Lake neigh
borhood, were in town last week..
Judge Seward Smith has decided that
the bill providing for the election of
clerks of district courts is constitutional
Last weeks RECORD attempted to send
our friend Boutillier to Burleigh County
couple of days too previously" He
returned Thursday, and not Tuesday.
Read the definition of the boundaries of
commissioners districts and school town
ships, on fourth page. Then cut it out
and paste it up on the wall or put it in
your scrap-book.
The Commissioners have ordered that
furrow be plowed on each side of the To-
Gated trail between Winchester and Will
iHmSnOrt A ii nur nnu, rnaHo ShOnlH ha
marked in this way.
The Williamsport school-house is rap
idly assuming definite proportions. When
ance with the school building south OF the
track, in Bismarck.
Miss K. Brady, Bismarck, has con-
stantly on hand the largest assortment of
Millinery Goods west of Chicago. All
orders promptly attended to. Main street,
between First and Second.
Mr.. w. NJ. Derr last Friday left at this
office Mammoth Pearl potato weighing
l pound and IA ounces. A large proper
ton. OF the potatoes raised by NJ, Derr
Garden stuff was received this week from
Messrs. Asa Casselman, Elliott Campbell,
and WI. Yeater; late papers from Miss
OcSSAc NlCIN lCl duu UACSSTS. ". .. w ulGlCy,
D. H. Yeater and II. A. Armstrong.
The County Commissioners at their re-
cent meeting deceided to place in charge
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. Hawkes. the little
girl Clara A. johnson, whose father was
recently committed TO Bismarck Jail.
The foolish man foldcth his hands and
saith: There is no trade. Why should l
advertiser But the wise man is not so
He whoopeth it up in the newspapers.
and verify he drawerh trade from afar off
I-Exchange.
Among the experiments in planting
this season was that of sweet potatoes.
Mr.. E. z. Packer has some very fair veg
etables of this kind which he raised this
year on his farm near town. The plants
were not set out until June 20.
D. W. Blake, dealer in dry goods and
| notions, Banner block, Bismarck. has
| just received a full stock Of fall and win
ter goods. Citizens of Emmons County
when visiting the Capital would do well
to give Mr.. Blake a call.
Don't neglect to at once plow fire.
break around your buildings and stacks.
Every dollars worth of property con.
sumed is just that much deducted from
the public wealth, and, as a consequence,
from the general prosperity. e.,
! 1he Merchants Hotel, Bismarck has
been given up by Mcssrs. Emerson &
Wakenlan, their lease having expired
1t is understood that these gentlemen
considered the rent 5000 per Year, ex
cessive. The house will be temporarily
| closed. + -
Mr.. E. J. Worst and Judge Doughert,
went out goose-hunting last Saturday
4 But the geese, from their recent exttnsiv,
experience of the ways of hunters KEEP
themselves beyond reach. The gentle
men then turned their attention to ducks
with satisfactory results.
John Roop last Saturday came dow
from MenOken, where the Williamspor
steam thrasher has been operating lately
Friday the eccentric rod broke, which ne
cessitated sending to Mandan for repairs
Mr.. Roop reports fine yield of grain il
the Menoken neighborhood.
| Miss Bessie McNiel and Miss Bell
Madison came down from Bismarck Sat
urday. In the evening husking- bee tool
place at the lady farmers residence. 4
thoroughly enjoyable evening was passe.
| by those present but, unhappily, no re'
next day to the Capital. 80, {
Mr. r. w. mckinney, pleasant yOun!
business man of Bismarck, spent severa
days in Emmons County during the week
Monday, in company with Mr. U. S. Shel
ley, he made the RECORD a. welcome call
Mr.. McKinney's trip was in the intercs
of the wel.known and first-class: insur
ance companies which he represents.
If Dakota isn't a corn country, it pro
duces an awful clever imitation of tn
genuine article-so perfect as to, bring
in great demand for seed in Iowa, Mime
sofa and other states that can-but some
how don t-grow good corn. Already ar
our neighboas sending up loud calls for
|portion of the present bountiful and mag
niticent crop.-Terlitoria Exchange.
| Mr.. E. j. Worst, of Lawrence, Kan.
is out on visit to Emmons County, an
is stopping at the residence of his brother
Mr.. j. H. Worst, our County Superintend
ent of Schools. Mr. Worst was here las
season, when settlement was just bein
made in this part of the county. He
interested in land not far from town. H