Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-10-08
Try Frisby's Corn-Killer.
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.
The frame of the new school, house has
been put in position.
Mr.. Truman Redington is at his old
home In Parish, N. Y.
Frisby's Boneset Balsam for Coughs,
Colds, and all Lung Diseases.
Mr.. j. Fl. Stevenson was in town last
| week as witness In case before Squire
Kurtz. -
Send all orders for sewing machines,
needles, oils and repairs to J. Brady, Bis
marck, D. T.
Constable Campbell returned Monday
from q trip to Sterling to subpoena wit.
nesses In the Rorick case.
Last Saturday Mr.. Boutillier came
down from Bismarck on visit home. He
returned to the Capital yesterday.
Commissioner Gayton was iu town Sat.
urday, in attendance upon the meeting Of
the County Board. He returned Sunday
| morning.
The family of Mr.. G. 81. Bumstead, of
Winchester, has arrived from the East.
We congratulate our next County Assessor
| upOn his release from the woes of bach
elorhood.
Commissioners Yeater and Whitney
went down to Winchester Friday to in
spect the new bridge across Beaver Greek.
During the trip they passed near herd
of antelope.
Miss X. 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.
Bismarck Journal: Speaker Williams
feels new responsibilities weighing upon
his shoulders, while young Miss Williams,
aged "A hours, is anxiously awaiting the
coming election. Shake 1"
! Those remembering US in the matter of
vegetables this week were Messrs. Boutil-
lier Kalberer, ]. II. Stevenson, and Tom
Kelly. For late papers we are indebted
10 Messrs. Connor and Tape.
! The following. Emmons County plsts
have been received at the BfsmarCk Land
Office Township 1870, ranges rs, 76. n,
! and 49,; township 181, ranges ~ and 76
| township 1875, rangest75 and 76. s.''',',s,
Commissioner Yeater has . turnip
which tips the scales at 81 pounds. And
others as large, still in the ground, are
yet growing. These vegetables were
planted late, or they would be even
larger.
| D. w. Blake, dealer in dry goods and
notions, Banner block, Bismarck, has
just received full stock of fall and win
ter goods. Citizens of Emmons County
when visiting the Capital would do well
to give Mr.. Blake call.
Speaking of the recent failure of Rob.
ert Macnider & Co., the Bismarck Journal
says: "Mr. Robert Macnlder ranks among
the most straigh forward, sterling busi.
ness men of the Northwest, and nothing
but the deepest sympathy is extended to
him everywhere. Poor collections and o
desire to help others was the cause of the
failure"
County lady,t5as the sun was shining
brightly, concluded to give her pillows,
| quilts and other bedding an airing. About
I p. m. it began to rain. At o'clock,
when the airing. was again brought to
mind, the outfit was thoroughly soaked
Result That night sack of oats served
for pillow, and newspapers did duty in
lieu of the usual covering.
Last Friday Mrs. Joseph Tape departed
for Bismarck to take the train for the
East, her objective point being her old
New England home. although she will
stop over to visit friends on the way.
The RECORD trusts her visit will be pleas
ant and restful. The depressing effects
of the many long months of faithful
watching and motherly care at the bed.
side of her sick daughter, who recently
died, will no doubt be modified by change
of scene and the society Of old friends.
i Saturday the preliminary examination
of A. P. Rorick, charged with criminal
assault, took place before Squire Kurtz,
and continuance was had to allow de-
fendant to procure witnesses: The com;
with Fred Johnson prior to his commit.
ment to the Burleigh County Jail for the
alleged theft of Rorick's horse. The de-
fendant's chief fault apparently was
In "kicking" against losing his pony.
There seems to have been no intention on
the girls part to prosecute Rorick until
after be had caused Johnson's arrest.