Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-10-01

Twas JtStlNlDIc swear.
Try Frisby's Corn-Killcr.
Dan Williams is ut the Capital
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.
Try Frisby's Liver Pills for all bilious
troubles.
INNS fas ,Rs Brinde asn, and will soon
Frisby sells cottage paints ut *1.l5 per
gallon. Warranted. ..
Mr.. Asa C,,ssclman and family came
down from Bismarck last Saturday.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs Paints and Oils from Frisby.
Mondays rain was succeeded yesterday
by one of the most beautiful days of the
season.
bridge across Long Lake Creek near Asa
Casselmans.
Send all orders for sewing machines,
needles oils and repairs to J. Brady. Bis.
marck, ID. r.
Mr. Thomas Towlc, of Winona, was IN
WillamspOrt last week. for the purpose
OF taking out saloon license.
,sThc postofficc at Roon Emmons
county, is now in full blaAt. County
Treasurer Joseph N. Roop is the p. NJ
Mr.. U. S. Shelley was thrown from Il
horse last week 10y the animal stumbling.
The gentleman received no injuries how
ever.
MIR. Thomas Kclly's house has been
completed, and gossip is sure that the flu
ture Mrs. X. will occupy it in short
time.
= Miss Alice Carpenter came down from
the Glencoe neighborlOod lhst Thursday,
and went out to her claim northeast OF
town.
Mcssrs. Shelley e. Briggs have their
tial structure, 16x28 feet and will hold
), 200 bushels.
MIR. Thomas Heron, an estimable
young gentlemen connected with Mellon
Bros bank, came down last week. He
returned yesterday.
Recently Mr.. l.. II. Lilly. living near
Williamsp0rt, lost his team. Mr.. Marsh,
of Menokcn sends word That they are in
that ncighborhood.
A fire in Bismarck Friday night dc.
stroycd three buildings, among them
those occupied by George Gussncr and
Albertson's Troy Laundry.
This week we received some very fine
vegetables from Mrs. Boutillicr. For late
papers we are indebted to Dan Williams
and Commissioner Whitney.
Mcssrs. Snyder and Fish have recently
written to friends here They are in the
nciglborllood of Pierre. and say that they
are doing well and catching plenty of
fish.
The deed of the Northern Pacific to Mr..
Fred Linke, of BEN, Mo-, covering Sec
tions Is and II, township 1875, range II,
has been recorded at the office Of the
County Register.
{ Our delegates to Pierre, Sheriff Wade
and Attorney Hcrrick, have returned.
They report very pleasant trip The
gentlemen drove up the river road from
the convention city.
last Friday Mr.. Frank Pitcher, of the
Glencoe neighborhood, passed through
Williamsport, with u team and wagon, on
his way to Rcdticld, D. T.. He will return
in ii couple of weeks.
THE bridge across Long Lake Creek
near j. ii. Stcvenson's place has been
completed by Contractor Doughcrty, and
ms soon as the approaches are graded II
will be open for travel.
| Miss X. Brady, Bismarck, has con
stantly on hand the largest assortment OF
Millinery Goods west of Chicago. AL
orders promptly attended to. Main street
between First and Second.
~ turntp was left ut this Office yester
day which measures feet 8 inches. II
was raised on Uncle Dan Longs claim
! We also received one with girth of
feet inches from Mr.. j. L. Kennedy's
| claim.
MesSrs. Connor and Armstrong yestcr
day manifested the commendablc public
and plOwing frc-brcnk around town
The area within the burrows comprise.
about 100 acres.
D. w. Blake, dealer in dry goods and
notions, Banner block, Bismarck, ha.
just received full stock Of fall and win
ter goods. Citizens of Emmons Comfy
to give Mr.. Blake a call
Judge Dougherty last week met will
the misfortune of losing his fine buggy
horse. The animal died suddenly during !,
trip to Bismarck. He was valuable
piece of property, and the RECORD sin
cerely regrets to hear of the loss.
According to the Bismarck Journal
Raymond came within three votes of be-
ing nominated. This gave considerable
power to counties with small delegations
A change in Emmons' two votes woult
have given the delegateship to John B.
Among the capacious root-houses in
this region is that being built at the resi-
dence of County Treasurer Roop. Ii
q country which raises such large quaint
ties Of fine vegetables as Dakota a cellar
or root-house is absolutely necessary, in
town or country.
The preliminary examination In tlle
case of Fred Johnson, for the alleged
theft Of A. P. Rorick's horse, which had
been postponed from n previous hearing
to enable the defendant to procure wit
nesses, took place before Squire Kurta