Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Observation-Disclosures.

"o W NlO0IHouSe lOr DlnulnS lWlne.
Treasurer Stevenson was in town yes
tcrday.
Lost-A lockct. If found, please leave
at RECORD office.
Mr.. l.. Fielden is i'll he has severe
attack of quinsy.
Corn lis growing like the bean stalk
that Jack "clim'
Northern Pacific preferred, IN New
York. Saturday, 45t.
A severe hailstorm visited Campbell
County last Wednesday.
Don't suffer with Corns when Frisby
will cure YOU for 25 cents.
For the past two weeks hardly night
has passed without a good shower.
Send to IL. r. Mead &; Co., Bismarck,
d. IT,, for Dry Goods and Millinery.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank Frisby
George Cochrane. the Roop- Ellendale
stage, driver, is still quite sick at Ellen
dale.
Mr.. Eli Robinson, Of the Clayton
eighborhood, took in the county Sc at
Saturday.
Parker g. Parkcs sell mixod paints at
75c, $1.00 and $1.15 per gallon. Bis
marclS, ID. T..
One of the finest fields of wheat we
have seen is that Of j. l.. Boutillier on
the Perry place.
We sell more goods for less money than
any drug store in Bismarck. Your friends,
Parker & Parkes
The RECORD is sorry to learn that JUS
tice Jones, of Winona is again SUFFERING
from his hip trouble.
Mr.. Henry East, Of Clayton, was over
Saturday on business, and attended the
dance in the evening.
Henry Mittlestedtcr is recovering, and
is now able to be out of doors consider
able portion of the time.
Messrs. Bumstcad and Dean, of Win
chester. paused through Wirliamsp ort
Sunday on their way to the Capital.
Don'tforget that the old, reliable drug
house of Dunn g. Co., Bismarck, is oppo-
site the Sheridan House, on Main street.
The census returns for North Dakota
show an average yield of about twenty
two bushels per acre of wheat last year.
The Fargo Argus says that the Rock
Island Railroad will begin work on three
lines of road toward North Dakota this
year.
# you want the very best BINDING
Twlne (warranted), at 15tc, or cheaper
grade at 13c, call at the store of w. S.
Moorhouse, Bismarck.
Chester Gilbert appeared before Justice
WeAer at Glencoe, last week He waived
examination, and was taken back to the
Burleigh County Jail to await trial.
The RECORD has received late and
very correct map of Dakota, published by
Poole Bros, Chicago. Every postoftice
in Emmons County is shown upon it,
A territorial journal has found that fol
several weeks during Dakota summe,
each day has eighteen hours of daylight
sufficient to enable one to read ordinary
| print.
Emmons county people making pur-
chases in Bismarck should not forget thaa
Dunn e. Co. make specially of pare
| drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rates
Sheriff Wade has 4'escaped' from the
| land of the Kanucks, and is now abiding
by the waters of the mighty Missouri
and singing, "Home agin, home agin,
from a furrin shore" ,,.ss-
Dakota is a great country for the hon
est granger 1t rains only Of nights and
Sundays. But it IS rough on the hireC
man. The 'more.rain- more rest" old saw
don't hit his case this season in this vlcin
| ity.
| Among the new haryesters brought into
the Wdlliamsport neighborhood recently
\ are Wood, by ]. B. Brock Buckeye
by Connor & Armstrong; Deering, by
E. G. Packer; and Wood, by George
| Walker.
| To those of our subscribers who owe
| for the paper we rise to remark that we
either want thean to pay up or furnish
| US with recipe for getting paper, ink
1 other material, freight, expressage ant
grub free gratis fur nix.
Commissioner Yeater is having troubl,
with his potatoes. They are growing Sc
large that they appear above the surface
and try to rise up out of the ground. He
contemplates either picketing them o.
building corral around the patch.
A hunting and fishing party, composed
of Aessrs. John and Simon Kurtz, W.. FL
Fish and A. Croghan visited the river re
gion last week. They met with very gooG
luck, but lost considerable rich blooc
through the onslaughts of the pesky mos
quitoes.
The RECORD acknowledges the reeeip
of an invitation from Mr.. A. L. Reynolds
the Beaver Greek merchant to attend 1
4party this evening in honor of the com
pletion of his fine new store building
We would like to go, but find it impos
sible to get away.
MIR. S. B. Lawrence, the pleasant ani
1iharol orricu1turol )ononf doolor M