Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-05-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.
Mrs. George Walker is visiting Bis

Frank FrlsbY, Druggist, Bismarck.
Mrs. George Walker is visiting Bis
mdrck.
Mr.. w. Hawkes. has been quite ill during
the past few days.
We hear that railroad rumors are again
afloat at the Capital
Mr.. L. Fl. Lilly started on a trip to For
syth, Mont, last week.
Don't suffer with Corns when Frisby
will cure YOU for IS cents.
Miss Jennie Smalley is again at home
on her claim south of town.
Read Biographical sketch" of Turk,
in second column of this page.
Sheriff Wade has appointed George
Walker of Williamsport, as one of his
deputies.
Nothing has yet been heard of Gilbert
and Mills, the supposed murderers of
August Lenz.
Mr.. Robert Maxwell, representing the
school board of Winchester Township,
was in town during the recent session of
the Commissioners.
Mr.. VIM Stevenson was in Wiliamsport
yesterday. He reports that some 40 head
of his fathers cattle have been missing
for nearly three weeks.
The Reading Circle met last week at
Mr. Armstrong; office and took up Bret
Harte's poems. Tomorrow nights meet
ing takes place at the RECORD office.
Mrs. southwick, OF Winchester, arrived
in Williamsport Monday forenoon, and
departed on the stage of the same day for
Ellendale. She goes to visit friends near
that city.
Mr. John Parker, of Winchester, an in
telligent gentleman and one of the solid
farmers and stock-raisers of Beaver Creek
Valley, was in Williamsport Friday and
made welcome call on the RECORD.
Bismarck Tribune Harvey Harris sold
choice half-section of land in Emmons
County, yesterday, to William Wander.
pool, of Ohio. Mr.. Vanderpool intends
to move on his property at once and be-
gin farming.
The suit of McTavish VS.. Olson was
called before Justice Campbell on Monday
last. Mr.. Herrick appeared for plaintiff
and Mr.. Armstrong for defendant. Ow-
ing to the sickness of principal witness
| for plaintiff, the case was POSTPONED for
thirty days.
Angry subscriber: "Look here don't
want your paper sent to my house any
more. Do you hear?' "Yes, sir; but
where will you have it sent?' 'Send it
to HI, sirr' "All right and, if you
don't receive it on time, you'll let us
know, Of course. lex.
Commissioner Yeater will go to Winona
tomorrow to be present at the meeting of
the Board which is to be held on the
classic banks of Cat-Tail Creek for the
purpose of receiving proposals for build
ing bridge over that stream. The work
is said to be much needed.
We have been shown a sample of coa]
found on the claim of Mr.. Goodrich, ii
the northeastern part of Emmons County
which is fully equal to the best Boone
lower-vein coal or the Pennsylvania
white ash. If the-veein develops in suffi
cient quantities to pay for working Mr.
Goodrich has good, rich thing.-[Bis
marck Blade.
Otto Fischer, special agent at Bismarck
for the Franz Falk Brewing Co. (Mil
waukee) Beer, has largely increased the
sale on the Missouri Slope Of this un
rivaled beverage. He wants Emmons
county dealers to call on him before lay
ing in stock, as he will "leave no stone
unturned'' to secure their trade; and
once secured, he has no fear of losing it.
Mr.. E. J. Worst, brother of our county
school superintendent. and a Landowner
of Emmons, has removed from Lawrence
Kan, to Davenport Iowa; and, in order
ing his paper changed to the new address
writes: ri thought there was something
wrong since l moved here : and, 'aftel
fully contemplating the fact, find it il
the RECORD that is lacking. Will SCI
your county again next fall if all goe
we'll"
Mr.. G. p. Williams, the pleasant gen
tleman who has done such good work il
the founding of Sundayschools in EN-
mons County, spent an hour or two II
Williamsport Monday, on his return
from Winchester to the Capital City, te
attend the mass convention of Sabbath
school workers which convcnes Saturday
During his recent visit Mr.: Williams or
ganized Sunday schools at Wincheste
and Walker City.
... A Vermont Colony.
In an interview with Bismarck Jour
nal reporter, recently, Captain Bruce, who
is visiting the Missouri Slope in the in
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