Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-10-21
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Postmaster Lee. of Emmonsburg, was
in town last week. and made the RECoRD
welcome call He came over to buy
| load of oats.
"Quick sales and small profits" is the
motto in Dry Goods at William N. Pyc,
Jr.'s Bismarck. Emmons.county people
should ell on him.
A prairie dre was started by party, or
parties, unknown, about four miles south
east of town, Saturday but it did no
damage. so far as heard from.
We desire to caution those of our
friends who visit us during our sojourn
IN the "rooral decstriks" not to mistake
the chicken-coop for the office.
Now that the smoke of battle has
cleared away This was intended for
the opening chorus to an editorial ON the
Ohio election. But we forbear.]
Treasurer Stevenson has gold nugget
which was given him by friend just
from the diggings at the Little Rockies.
1t is lump of almost pure gold.
William M. Pye, Jr., Bismarck, is con,
stantly receiving new invoices Of Elan
nsls and Dry Goods, in all the latest shades.
Before purchasing visit his store.
We want correspondent at Winona
and in Glanavon Township. Roop and
the Walker City ncighborhood we would
also like to hear from occasionally.
The winter will soon be upon us, and
you should secure stock of Blankets in
time. You can get the best, at reason
able rates, at VIM. NJ Pye. Jr. g, Bismarck.
Emmons county people making pur.
chases In Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn & Co, make speciality of pure
drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rates.
See hcrcl If you want pure Drugs, at
bedrock prices, don't forget that the old
and reliable firm of Dunn & Co. Bismarck,
is the one TO patronize Live and let
livc' is their motto.
r. L. Durant & Co., Fourth street, Bis
marck, Oak, carry large line of Mu.
sical instruments, Pianos, Organs, Vio-
lins, Banjos. Accortlions, etc. Write for
Catalogue and terms.
The Misses Bessie McNiel and Sadie
Thornton came down from the capital
Saturday, and returned Sunday evening.
The ladies harvested the corn crop on the
NcNiel farm while hare
Mr.. Packer brought down several bar.
rels of lime yesterday-the first load Of
material for the new Jail. Mr.. Healy
will be down tomorrow (Thursday) with
| force of stone -masons.
1t is poor economy to buy cheap goods
when, by paying little more, you can
secure a good article You can get the
BEST sewing.machine at q reasonable
price at J. Brady's, Main street, Bismarck.
There was social party at the resi-
dencc Of Mr.. C. F. Parker, at Winchester,
Monday evening, given in honor of Mrs.
and Miss Sinclair, of Des Moines, Iowa,
who are guests of Mr.. Parker and family.
The RECORD was moved out to its claim
with very little damage A galley Of
type. however, slid out of position on the.
wagon and massacred brace of the 'sSi-
lent Partners fine Polled Angus chick
ems.
In the case of Won Rossndale vs.. L. N.
Griffin ($5,0OO damages for alleged VIC
lence, some time ago, in making an ar
rsst), recently on trial in St. Paul, the
jury found for the plaintiff in the full
amount.
Messrs Z. G. Packer aud Philip Alex.
ander called at the RECORD office, the
other day, on their way up--,he former
to Bismarck, and the latter to Robert Blu.
chanan's for the purpose of buying
yoke of oxen.
Mcssrs. George Holt and L. g. Peter.
son came down from Bismarck Sunday,
bringing load OF lumber for the former.
Mr.. Peterson has not yet located in the
Williamsport ncighborhood, but intends
doing SO before long.
Commissioner Gayton, Attorney Her.
rick, Fred Whittier and Billy and Johnny
Clayton went out duck-hunting, the other
day but, as the lake is now nearly dry,
they found it unnecessary to send back to
town for an extra team to haul in the
game.
One Of Treasurer Stevenson's herds.
men, who came up from the Beaver Creek
ranch Saturday, states that the grass on
the limited range which was saved from
the prairie fires Is getting quite low, and
that it will be necessary to move the cat
tie soon.
Mr.. E. L. Whitford, cashier Of the
Capital National Bank, Bismarck, was
in town last week. He was accompanied
by his wife and little daughter. The
gentleman 10 interested in Emmous
County real estate, and was much pleased
with the remarkable progress made by;
our farmers in the improvement of this
region.
The Missouri slope prespsrine.
| The Hon. Alexander McKsn,is, Of Bisr,nr.E
says the Capital City Of tbs territory has d.v.l.
oped rapidly, yet steadily and surely cha. moro
buildings (busness blocks and rssidencss) have
been erected this season than in any other In the
history Of the city, except the year the cooito
was built. which was really BistnAsck's bonn
year. The crop which has just BEEN Earnere.i
isa guod one in volume and krade. Times IN