Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-05-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Try Frisby's Corn-K Killer. :"
Northern Pacific preferred, !. Saturday,
in New York, was quoted at 3S5.
Mr.. Armstrong has sent several wagon
loads of wheat to Bismarck, recently.
Send to H. R. Mead & Co., Bismarck,
d. T., for Dry Goods and Millinery.
Stephen Hawkes. has completed house
on his claim, north of town, and moved in.
Two new settlers have located in Bu-
chanan's Valley, below Thomas Tighe's.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank Frisby.
Farmers and stock-raisers should read
'ad" of R. s. Feagles, Menoken, on this
page.
Merchant Connor visited the Capital
last week and brought down load of
goods.
Beer in Bismarck b as@5 5 cents per
glass. Don't all stafs at once. It will
"keep.''
Mr.. Taber, of Bismarck, was in town
Thursday, with his fine Clydesdale horse.
"Clyde."
The Franz Falk Brewing Company
Beer has taken first premium at all the
worlds fairs.
Call at the store Of P. F. Aalloy, Bis
marck, If you want to choose from several
kinds of Seed Corn.
The proalgate women wa1s were such
an eye-sore to Wlnoaas citizens have
been driven out of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hawkes. will reside for
time on Mr.. Connor's claim, where Mr.
H. is dong some breaking.
Mr.. John Dahl has engaged George
Walker to have twenty acres broken for
him on his claim near town.
If you want Seed Corn, or anythin &
usually kept by seed stores, call onP F.
Malloy, Sixth street. Bismarck, D. II.
For Wall Paper, Stationery, Blank
Books, School Books, Albums or. Toys,
call on J. w. Clarke. Main st.. Bismarck.
Mr.. S. E. Brindls Assdigging we'll,
and we understand has penetrated the
earth to point Where he can hear the
Chinese talking.
Otto Fischer, agent at Bismarck of the
Franz Falz Brewing Co., will make spe-
cial rates to Emmons.county dealers. See
him before you purchase.
There was much larger attendance
at the sabbath-school last Sunday than at
either of the two previous sessions since
it's organization this spring.
Many immigrants, sailing along in old;
fashioned prairie schosngTs, are now
making their way INTO Emmons County
from the south and southeast
Emmons-county saloon men when in
Bismarck should call on Otto Fischer.
He is thoroughly social and hospitable,
and will cordially welcome you.
The copious rains during the latter part
of last week have driven the growing
crops along at lively rate. The soil is
now in perfect condition for the break
ers.
Emmons county people making pur-
chases in Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn & Co. make specially of pure
drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rates
The work Of building county bridge
across Cat-Tail Greek at Win61a was let
to James Laird, for S7e5.5o. Thsre were
several bidders present, and considerable
competition. ~
The Rev. David Writ, of Cleveland,
Ohio, is expected to be present next Sun
day and hold service at the schoel-house.
Further announcement will be made at
sabbath-school
Treasurer Don Stevenson, accompanied
by his son William, were In town Thurs
day. They were searching for large
number of cattle which have been missing
for several weeks
Mr.. II. A. Bergey walked to Winona
and back. to bid on the bridge. He says
that he left home at a. M, and made the
mouth of Beaver Greek by II a. MA
miles in six hours.
The public should not let the fact
Escape its memory that on Friday evening
hext social party and dance will be
Fgiven at the residence of Mr. d. H. Yeater.
Everybody is invited.
A we'll is badly needed at school house
No. 1, Williamsport township. Carrying
water quarter OF mile is too much OF
an undertaking for lady teacher, and
the boys are all too small.
Mr.. s. B. Lawrence, of Bismarck, is
doing considerable business with Emmons
County people in the matter Of live stock
If you want good cattle and mules at rea.
sonable prices, give him q call.
Governor Pierce has offered reward Of
$1,000 for the capture of~H1ills and Gil
bert. This, with tbs>$5OO offered by EN-
| mons County makes total which will
doubtless 6t skilled detectives on tn,
track of the fugitives.
The RECORD learns that herd of 40 o.
30 head of cattle are grazing about fou
miles north Of town. Our informant did
not notice the brands; but possibly they
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