Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.

M. Dcrr, daughter.
Professor Keim and daughter have ar
rived t.Williamsport.
MIR. Courdner, of Sterling, paid Will
Transport visit last Friday.
Mr.. j. A. Riggs is again visiting the
Williamsport ncighborhood.
Superintendent Worst will deliver an
address ut Winona on the Fourth. 81
Mr.. Connor made the trip to Bismarck
and return in thirty six hours, with loaded
wagon.
School Superintendent Worst has re.
turned from his visit to Southwestern
Emmons
r For anything in the Gents Furnishing
Goods or MerchantTailoring lines, see
Dahl Bros.
Parker & Parkcs sell mixed paints at
75c, ,$1:00 and $1.15 per gallon. Bis
marck, D. T.
For Rent--A dwelling house aud barn
near town. Apply to II. A. Armstrong,
Williamsport.
We sell more goods for less money than
any drug store in Bismarck. Your friends,
Parker & Parkes.
The school in the Kalbcrcr neighbor-
hood began yesterday, with Miss Eva
Campbell as teacher
. Read and Ponder j. H. Braithwaitc
gives the best bargains in Boots and
Shoes to be found in Bismarck. See cad"
Hereafter the Williamsport blacksmith
shop will be open for business only on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
Don't forget that the old, reliable drug
house OF Dunn & Co., Bismarck, is oppo-
site the Sheridan House. on Main street.
From and after to-day an ounce letter
can be mailed for two cents. A half
ounce for that sum has heretofore been
the limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford and little Miss
Una, of Sterling, were in town Friday.
They came to visit friends here and tS do
some shopping.
Miss Bessie McNiel (our. lady farmer)
and Miss Miller, came down from the
Capital City Sunday with Messrs Her
rick and Dougherty.
Little Miss Chapman is the first girl
baby born in tho Williumsport country,
and little Mr.. Kurtz was the pioneer
young gentleman to take up his first resi-.
dence hereabouts.
Commissioner Ycater left for Winona
Friday to attend the meeting of the
Board to inspect the bridge over Cat-Tail
Creek now completed. The gentleman
went by way of Gayton.
A meeting of the Reading Circle will
be held at Williamsport tomorrow
(Thursday) evening. All members are re-
questcd to be present. Business of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
r Two men Zone james and "The Kid'')
were arrested at jamestown and brought
back to Bismarck, charged with receiving
the Proctor "What- Is:It" Show. "
A temperance meeting took place at
the schoolhouse Sunday evening. There
was good attendance, and several new
signcrs to the pledge. There will be an
other meeting on Sunday, July 26.
A large number of ladies of the Will
Transport neighborhood took part in the
Sewing bee' at the residence of Mrs. j.
II. Worst last Thursday. The results
are quite gratifying and substantial
Master Lena Hodgkinson met with
quite shaking up Sunday. He was rid
ing mule when the animal stumbled and
fell. Nothing beyond slight bruises and
Il sprain to one of his legs was the result
MIR. Couch visited the RECORD office the
other day, and Informed us that while
looking at his growing wheat he discov-
cred 23 stems from one grain. The whole
field is stooling finely, and Is shoots from
one grain are quite common.
A buggy, heavily braced and with extra
springs, came slowly into Williamsport
last Sunday evening, and Judge Dough-
erty was unloaded therefrom. The Judge
is looking well-rosy checks and Heather
Chince smile both in normal condition.
The RECORD makes "splurge' this
week and presents few extra columns
of reading matter. But next week we
ask our readers not to complain if there
be less than usual. The editor, the devil
in fact, the whole outfit-intcnd to
celebrate
At the recent elections for school Off
GERS II. w. Allen was chosen clerk and
w. S. Cassclman treasurer in Cherry
Grove Township. In Logan Township
MIR. j. A. Robinson was chosen clerk. In
Glanavon James A. Ryan and Jacob Hou-
ser were elected.
Miss Lizzie Tape has returned from a
visit to friends at Sterling, and is now at
home on her claim adjoining town. She
made very pleasant visit. The lady
shows the benefit of her trip. It does
one good to leave our city once in Il while
and enjoy the atmosphere of a village.
We understand that during thunder.
storm i'll the south part of the county,
Saturday, lightning struck team and
wagon. Two men were in the vehicle at
the time. They were both stunned, but
not seriously injured. One of the horses
was killed and the other severely shocked.
Emmons County saloon men should
bear in mind that in but a little over a
month the Beer of the Bismarck Brewery
has established u reputation second to
none. Said a resident of the Williams
port neighborhood, a practical brewer, re-
Gently: ut is as good as Milwaukee Beer"
Messrs. J. S. Brown and 9. NJ. Bed
well, two young men from Boone County,
Iowa, nephews of Mr.. George Pitts, of
Beaver Creek, arrived at Willlamsport
Sunday. They, like all others coming
this way. say they have found the land
they, We're looking for, and will locate
Read Mr.. H. A. Armssrong's "ad," in
this issue. The gentleman will attend to
all business placed in his hands--in the
matter of law, real estate, payment of
taxes for non-residcnts, etc.-in prompt
and trustworthy manner. He will also
pay the highest market price for county
warrants
# you want few kegs of beer for
fishing or hunting party, for a picnic, be-
cause the weather is warm, because the
weather is cold, or "on general princl-
PIES" don't let your mind fail to grasp
the fact that you can now get it--and at
reasonable rates, too--at the Bismarck
Brewery.
Our enterprising merchant, Mr.. H. d.
Connor, visited Bismasck last week and
returned with n yvarnn. load of rnnds H.