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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13
The crowd dispersed as quickly as its

The crowd dispersed as quickly as its
enormous proportions would admit.
The work OF sealing up the Tomb be-
gan at $50 p. m, fifty-six bolts of steel
were driven into the outer wall of the
case making it absolutely air tight. At
1905 p. m, everything being completed
undertaken Merritt locked the great
doors and handed the key to police
captain Bottle. Then the police formed
and marched away leaving the Tomb
in charge of captain Tessenden who
with a gaurd offs regulars act as sem
tinels tonight.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Groschner Redderson have on hand the
Casady Sulkey Plow. 1t requires only two
horses and will do better work than any other
Plow. If
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

A large amount of copper pipe was stolen
from Vockes' distillery last week. George
Markey has been arrested and is now in Jail
charged with having hand in the robbery.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

The mayor of Deshler has issued procla-
nation prohibiting the use of "nigger shoot
ers" on the streets of that village.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Watermelons are getting down in price SO
that common folks and printers can afford to
eat one occasionally.
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Notice of OfSettlcment.

Notice of Settlement.
All parties knowing themselves indebted to
us, either by note or book account, are re-
quested to call and settle by the 1st day of
September, 1885. All accounts remaining
open upon that date will be placed for collec-
ton. Settle up and save costs.
aug6-1m ID. F. NoRDEN d Co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

DR.. Warren's Dyspeptic's Delight has
been found by careful investigation to
cure Is out of every 20 cases ofdyspep-
sia and all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. For sour stomach it has no
equal. For sale by J. c. Saur. slS-1yr
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Great Slaughter.
A. B. Scribner has bought
a lot of New Improved Hoosier
Drills, cheap and will sell them
at $45 cash or at a little ad-
vance on time. st
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Go to Norden & Bruins and see their 81 2t
shoe counter. Bargains! 3t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Free transportation to and from the Lawn
Fete Friday evening.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Mediterranean Hybrid Wheat, the best seed
ever brought to this county, at
If BRADLEY's.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

Cyrus Field has made himself believe
that he is an Englishman.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-08-13

G. E. REYNOLDS, Com.
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l.. l.. o r w IG.

To ADvERrIsERs.-All Advertisements must be
handed in py Wednesday morning to Insure inser-
tion the same week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21

plays made by the Deltas, by their
timely applause.
Our boys played with that vim
nc determination which always
characterize them when put to the
teot. From the first ~ the last IN
ming il seemed hat the privilege OF
touching the Horne Plate was grant
ed 90 them only
The rcu scored by the visitors was
made on the only error charged
againstthe Deltas. The game through
out was the best ever played in the
county and we venture to say in this
section Of the STATE.
The Deltas feel proud of their vic.
tory and the writer can assure them
that they have greatly incr,a ed the
esteem in which they were held by
the people of Rowlesburg. The game
passed of quietly and peaceably.
The Mountain Valley club is com
posed ofgcntlemen and for this rea.
son we would say that we, az well as
the Deltas, find it q pleasure to meet
them on all occasions.
Appended is the score;
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. LADIES' PERFEc1 Co7tPANIoa

Painless Childbirth, new b ,ok by DR.
John II. Dye, one OF New YuIk's most
sSiiIiul physiciens, shows that pain is no,
Necessary Ia Childbirth but results from
causes easily uuderScod and overcome
L. clearly prov its. any womn may h
cone q moth.r without suG ding any pain
whatever. IL also tells how 20 overcome
ana prevent morning sjsGness, saellcG
anus, ara other evils attending prrgnan-
cy. j. is reliable ana hignly endorsed oy
ply -icisns eysryRl..e 4s tut wife's ,rus
private cnmpspl.n Gu, this OUT; II vii,
ave you great pain, aud possibly your
iie. orgd iw" cont stamp fr daecri0tiye
circular t,s. imunitis and confidential lri
l.r s.ni ln s"rlcj envelope. Address
ffif tA'm 9" t, P.lii l;rs, Bau-
mnr. NJ - a,ut. III 6m.
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EXPENnIrIrprl

----.-
i'-N i.' ~ l = I'i.s'
By sund-y orders paid for General o,o 80
By sundy orders n,id for o,T >,D]'' !"
poses. ...................... 49,. .2O4 50
~ sundry orders paid Tor Jury
NV Ps sm pUsTs' -, "oO
purposes. ,, 80 '' 1O0 IN
by Delinquent on Lard. 1884 I85.oG
Ryy 6 HniaisverInnabIg ON l'aud 1854 - SO
BY Sherifs com on ssg 't 65 ,i.S' ie'i 1850
II a o per cent sl,3S2,7I
I Dy ne leNT ga - per s.,, cent on -
co. to AuditSt " ia6Ss 1911 81
BY $ per cent, County Bonds paid 4 900, Oo
10y Int on above bonds TO July !,
Balance 5ne' H. ,::o,,,,,, 'r,,,,,,o lOO.OO
1885 ,.....|. IL 73I o.
The following aocopnts ware o,l,u.o,,
and appropriations made. which arc payc
sDie out of the levy OF 1885, namely
MISCELLANEOUS GENERAL CLAIMS.
Beri ] Amman So so Bobe-t Ar.
mold / 30. Henry A ibrjrbt ! no. =
M Bishop 10. 40 Baker . d r
Beavers IA 20. a G Baker 3 d NJ A
Burrows 30. Is + Bucklew : Gg g N
Hishop 81 35. Bishcp g. AIanonu /.
so. c NJ Bishop 90 o. Andrew Cnl.
Inns &C Craig 3. II Darby 8 80
Wln Englo ] so Lucas Formap ! 30
Mark Fox 20. JW Guseman 1851
J Guseman =. Phil.n Gribble *
il Gribble 9. VIM Grihhle / ! !
Cooke u %. II hin n los lack .
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21
Appended is the score

Base hits Gcitas Is VI Valleys g..
Errors -Deltas !, M. Valleys 8.
Struck out by ConiI, 8. Morrison, q.
Three base hits, NJ !. ConiG !. s. It.
Wheeler, !. Passed bale. Hvcr 0
Aycrsnan on npire Mathew Camp.
bell. Scorers a. =. ConiF S.
Miller. Time Of game hours.
NOTES.
Mr.. Campbell mupircd the game
In very satisfactory manner.
Jumbo" Hollis kept tho specta-
tors in a roar or laughter through
the whole game by lis antics and
witness.
Philip Ayorsmon played perfect
game behind the but
The Deltas made but one crror-a
costly one however, the visitors there .
by making their only run.
". j. Couir and S. T. Wheeler
each made q three base bit.
The Dcltas did heavy batting
Throughout the game while tho NJ.
Valleys got iu but a few scattered
hits mostly flies which seemed To
be attracted in the direction Of jun
DO who U-ycr once failed To take
them IN on. of the weather.
+mong tie spectators vc noticed
Jno. Clo~lurd Nr Lauham OF Now
burg who are both splendid fellows
and cniha.+ ..ic supporters Of the
Scotch 1911 ciub
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21

A vi hhHAi q " ~ 1)iSlbI use w tLIuiu
IL Son 4 %, ID Wilt 6 50, Joseph
Young 2, Benz Teets 225, Allen
Formun 30 81, McCrum 6 son.s5.
2 B Wo!G Slrgcyor.-J C Schcrr
e Co 9.
Z 3 LiIscomb, SVrUcyor.-D Il
Sell 8, + J. Houser G 81, J q Lant2
% II, i X Sell 5, j. II son $, VIM
Johnson 8, Joshua Pifcr !, Henry
Ua,sh 5, Juo Q LaDtz , 30, Geo "
"IiGs b, II NJ l. Schourovcr 3, A
Bhinchart 5.P Willis Is, Jacob Teets
l3 30, Thos Pierce / 20, Gabriel Pull.
lium ., John II Stcmple ~, Jacob
Stemplc % %, Cass Stemple 2G rs.
j J. W Ntenple 5 rs, 4 i Lipscomb
3 IS, II w Mason G, J Il Wotring D
a { Lipscomb 3, 7 4 Lipsnomb i.
80, McCrum q Son 10 95, 4 Nc
Crum 2.
PORTLAND DI5rWgT,
-, Suryeyor. Bem Shar-
fer 4, John r. ShaHer =, D G SLATER
4, G Formau 60.
n. Tee's, Surreuor.-J Albright
use 4 > i ibrigLJ2, Amos Dodge use
same 2, Feather use Jones 81 White
2, w y Tccts use same . 80 NJ &
Tccts use same , IS, Wilbur Teets
use same ., jerome Teets use j a
Lenhart so, Amos Dodge use Nav.
CT d Son |. " III GoOding use same
2, j Albright use A s Albright 5.
Amos Dodge use same 10, II Haug.
er use Mayer IL Son 10 90, Wilbur
Teets use Jones d White 3, Thos
Dodge s, l w Dodge IS, d W Wolf
u,e Mayor q Son 2 10, Jacob Teess
80, > Wilson use a SAlbright 2 90,
Jos Mctheny 2 10, John Haugher
1 10, Fuller Ttchnell 2 ca, T fleets
use Mayer 4, Son 10, Geo y stiles
use same , 90, W N Teets use same
, 81, i j Niiler2 10, Jlo c Wilhelm
1 81, Il ID Benson ]
S. o. FroIey .S17veyor W Burk
use Jones 81 white 10, NJ U Fraley
use W II Glover D.
HIM. FeFon, 6,uyegor.-las II.
Fel.Ca noe = = jackson II, VII Eel
ton use same SO ~ YIN FELTON, use
G II Beatty "a.
Ed r. KnH .ourvouor. -Austin
Dodge so, EIias Goojing rs.
G.. IT, IremJin Surregor.-M n
T0ylo use l. 81 Albright ID 81. n
Z Beer over use same &. q II SvnClt
use same 4 Jonas Stephens use same
6 90, u Q Bcerbower use j. r. Jack-
son j G IS, q Is BisboH use same H..
%, Isaac ypolt j, Peter II Ficav Z.
i Sypoit 3, j y Crane 10.
Alfred Sister, eu,revor.- Robert
O. Bryan use Alfred Sialor . 80. Geo
Stiles use Mayer d on 2 20. S W
Castecl use ID Is Jackson I. w o
Mayield use same 8 80, } Il sisler
use Jones d. White 90, II O'Bryan
use ID II Ja-ksou s co, W J uar.man
use same ! 20, Sol Cas,ccl use same
8 Go, u O'Brian use same ! 50, Ann
&aytcld use same . 90, Mike Tcots
use same 20, Squire -yDolL use A
ci5lCr 10, O Sislcr use Jones q
White 4 81, Jos BishoG g, JOS l. Sis
Ter ] G5.
&. II. Sisley, Surggor-E J Nil
Ter 8 20.
Sc y. Lee, earue.or. -Jonea g.
White Z %, Vim u Tucaug'l 2.
DoNici IHcbesH. 6uUeyor.-- - III
Fl.nd = Preston Ringer use Jonos
" White } 81, u Ringer use A S AL
.ugat i, Jos Gordon @ 80. Frank
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21
LYON DISTRICT.

GrcatLou=c ,. a j shalrer 4.
LYON DISTRICT.
j n Waiis, SurUcvor.-A Puph
6 80, Charley Anderson ] IL J Walls
% i Anderson 4; Samuel Harris
. -, { Linton . 80. GEORGE Streets
?, James Riuus ?. w II Ziun. Bro q
Kelly II Co. II O Walls 3. Henry
Lyon 2 80, w II Smith 4 -, Jaco,
Kelley 6 80, Harmon Trickett ] 80
JNmcs Robe 8, K NJ beavers ]
Coro,lus Mu1in. Swueyor.-
Amos Hriskcl $50, Geo Martin b 80.
Geo " Bulk l 20, Hiram Bunk !.
Finely Sarp ? 10 John A Trickett
., w Hmm s 70.
S,las Sinclair, SarcepoT.-W Hart
D, j Hart %, Granville Moore .,
T. Rcedy 3 80, T. B Shafrer 2 30, Q
stone 3, T. Barhee 3, Il + Lewis / 80.
\ J Kinhaid 2 80, James Jones 80.
" W Jones 4, Grant Sattc16cld /.
b r Squtrcs Surveycr.-C SQuircs
I3, S Squircs 13, w II Sheets y,
John Sheets g, Henry Riley 9, c
Squ'rcs z S higgins use s NJ Sheets
8, David Riley !, r. 3 Squircs 5 So.
JAS Powell ., B T Tortuey $ so,
john " Pratt 4, j NJ Squircs use A
Fream IS, ID i Dcycrs /, J.
Squircs 2, w + Stansbe1ry /, ID
Lewis use " G Wilson ? 80. Jos
banks 6 80 b T squirea y.
N " Pierce, Sucepor.-Gco Fort.
ncy II, w Pen use Jenkins d Son
4 50, T. i Shaf'er uao Jenkins & Son
., { Squires 10, F VI Harrington 5.
RENO DISTRICT.
B + Jenkins, Surero~.-,John r
Bolyarj 30, Andrew Bolya-d 3 80.
Frank Ashby 4, John Ashhy 6 30.
Frank Royse 2 80, J w Robson
z 80 j f Jenkins ID, L l. Hama
way SO.
Aoos Bo'yoTd, SurUeyor.-J N
Boiyari Z, J K Bolyard /, r. Crisis
?, NJ Knots . 80.
Geo ge " Rosar, Surveyor.-C
Rosar use Watson d Co 8, J NJ
Hershman 8, a j Murray !, Jas X
Bo!yarl g
Amos B.lgar9, Suveyoy-Raw-
10y Crisis ! John W BolHcr !, John
y Holyord J..
Jo1n II Cuyjco. Svrreyoy.-Wm
Saucer use Geo J. Brook "a, Fred
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21
Talk OF THE TOWN

became the Stock is 30 varied, irclu
ding ali the latest 81 yles Of the most
improved makes, and in regard to Is
we ~lIi guarantee them equal ifnos
more perfect than any tailoring es-
Enlistment in this State turns OUT
We will convince any body tba, tbs
above assertions are :rus 10 every
particular.
OH Yes. We fQrgo, to me a,iea
about lr'ce', but then they are 70
'heAp u is saarc~lr worth while sc
meo'aan H. >rairy.tq cay tia, w.
Can, oil aDt 10 sell clo.h,ug. ha,s,
caps AID Gents furnishing goods .og
Less money than spy Lou,s ia Tay
or o. Adjo.aiog ceuntses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21
TDE FINANCES
Preston County, W. Va.
or

AZ the close or the fiscal year ended
May 81, 1885.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21

Hill 4 Jacob Hill ., Samuel Trissler
!, Thomas EmherSon i, John Run
ner 4 90, ELISHA Newcome 2, Nait-
man Newcome 3, 4 Runner 2, Jon ,
Freeman 3. A r Sinclair 4 55, 6 y
Walters ,, ii + jenkins l 75,S Shaw
] 80 lawson JeiTers /, John NJ Free
man 4, Harrison Freeman 4, Chas r
SHAW 3 20. Samuel Trissler >, iona
Freeman , Geo Kuh !. G. Shaw ..
geo WUtomS, Surveyor VIM
Lawrence Z, VIM Shannon %,
Hiram ~bohau 3 30, VIM shay 80,
j u Combs rs " Combs .. William
oOH 90, Morgan noarword 90,
Jones Combs Z, geo Combs q, Cas-.
toe Simpson 5, r + Uanway 5, A
Laroir'y 90, Miles Taylor 3, J II
COmbs @
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a. y Podolo"gt, Surveyor ID
- 4 70, IL ID Carroll 1 80, ID
l Cue 90
N'ch0tos Poster, SUrUeyor.-W
Iupp use > J. CobuD 81 g w Scott
2 l. Nupp use , l. Cobun 2, > Scott
=, JAS Anderson 2, X Wolf use : l.
Mill q w - i - -" o - r; " w " NC
"a - =, nr,, -, =, y, IN, ~ = " I,son -
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-08-21

II X Wu, Surveyor. VIM selddis
T. Henry Sisler 3, i Wotriug 2,
John j Wo'ring 90. John Shcllen.
berg ., Henry Schroch 3, Jas Pierce
q. a NJ Berry s, Marsh Roby 8 %, j
Flyn y, Frank Stemple 2 rs, o J
>haffcr 2 %, Hcryy Porter ., Daniel
sellers 3. McCrum * Son go. Thos
Pierce 20, David Schroch 4 &c.
A'le0 Formun, .Srceyor.-G Fra
ley use RidenOur d. Son , %, Chas
I'raley use McCrum 4 % Benz Teets
J, J w Calhoun use NcCrum q Son
,, NJ Dewitt use Ridenour 81 son g.
%, 6 Fralcy use same ], Jerome
calhoun l Lloyd Myers 5, James
Forman !. VIM Bishoff use McCrum
IL on 4 %, ID s Wilt 6 So, Joseph
Young 2, Benz Teets 225, Allen
Formun 30 81, McCrum 6 Son.S5.
? B WoG Snvcyor.-J c schcrr
& Co 9.
L 3 Lipscomb, SvrUcyor.-D i
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
Cheap Lands.

Any thinking man can see that the
days of cheap lands are swiftly going by.
Uncle Sam has already given away the
choice part of his estate. A large acre
age remains. but much of it is not good.
Nevertheless, the coming thousands will
be glad to get that. And the time is near
at hand when the generous old uncle will
have no lands to give to any one. When
the free lands are gone, what will be the
result? The poor man will not be able
to get land-that's all. And that means
a great deal. The glory Of America has
not only been in its "free institutions, !"
but free homes for the millions. The
poor man without land in this country
will be at the mercy of the rich, and his
lot will be only little better than that of
the landless man in Europe. And
yet you can buy land, the finest you ever
saw--lcvel, smooth, ready for the plow-
in sight of railroad and railroad towns, at
$5 to $40 per acre, and the reason it is so
cheap is simply because there is SO much
of it to dispose Of. But just bear it in
mind that it is going at the rate of 16, 800.
600 acres per year. My head can be had
for a foot ball if, five years hence, the
price of land IN Dakota is not increased
in value 400 per cent, and many persons
will feel like being kicked for allowing
such opportunities to slip by unheeded.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
COUNTY NEWS.
WinOna.

W1NoNA Jan. II.
Correspondence of the REcoRD.
Dashing through the snow in our two
horse open sleigh, Der the roads we 60,
laughing all the way. Such is life at the
prosperous town of Wlnona.
We need in our town tirst>class barber,
u good blacksmith, fine church, and
Last, but not least, good, strong. igno-
rant Jail. l believe the latter would be
the means of converting quite few.
Our house and sign painter, Mr.. George
Hall, is also very able artist. His
sketches of Fort Yates, Standing Rock,
Sitting Bull and other objects of interest
show marked ability and are deserving of
praise.
Search our school township over, and
an ADLER or better qualified member of the
than the gentleman recently appointed.
board when it comes to hiring school
marms.
The shooting of Mr. Anderson, one of
the proprietors of the Star Restaurant, d
fortnight ago, by a soldier, has created
quite an excitement among the people OF
Winona.. Sergt: Murphy, while in an in
toxicated condition, came into the restall-
rant and deliberately shot through the
ceiling Mr.. Anderson, sleeping up
stairs, was struck in the wrist. The bal
struck bone and glanced upward. Sergt
Murphy instantly left, but was immedi
occurrence here for firearms to be dis
charged at any hour, night or day, making
it not only very disagreeable, but very
ianperOnS for law. .ahi dino citizens Some
action should be taken at once to put 6
stop to such unlawful acts. When are WI
going TO have a county Jail? NEP.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.
The Literary Society.

Last Thursday a meeting was held at
the store of II. D. Connor for the purpose
of forming literary society. D. r.
Strceter was made president and Miss
Edna F. Connor secretary A committee,
consisting of Mr.. H. D. Connor and Mrs.
d. r. Streeter, was chosen to collect
funds and draw up constitution and by
laws The idea is to begin by subscrib-
ing for few of the best magazines, and
enlarge the scope and objects of the soci-
ETY. as the country settles. Gentlemen
and lady members will pay $3.50 and 81
exchanged weekly. It is also the intcn-
tion to pay weekly visits to the residences
of members, for literary and social enter
tainment It is proposed to name the new
organization THE Williamsport Read
ing Circle. Tomorrow, at p. M, a
meeting will be held at Mr. Connor's, at
which it is hoped all members will be
nreSent.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21

BILLS have been introduced in both
branches of the Legislature providing for
the removal of the okp1tal. A measure
of this nature may pass, but we doubt it.
Even so, Gov. Pierce will undoubtedly
veto it, His reputation in Chicago was
that of fair-dealing, honor loving
man. He states plainly in his message
that the people of Bismarck have per-
formed their part Of the contract, without
equivocation or evasion. He will see that
faith is kept. We also believe that many
members from South Dakota will oppose
the scheme. 1t has been asserted that the
removal from Yankton was in the nature
of a job. We have never seen or heard
proof of such charges. Whatever may
have been done, with the people of Bis
marck it was no job. They entered as
bidders to compete with other cities. Has
any question been raised as to theirs being
the "lowcst and best' bid? 1t was &C.
cepted, and they have complied with the
conditions nominated in the bond" On
their part, at least, there has been no
trickery. Every question of law in the
matter has been passed upon, and has
been construed in their favor. To now
remove the seat of government, and leave
them with building useless for other
than legislative purposes, would be infa-
nous in the extreme. The outrage would
be consummated alone by the sheer force
of might as against right--and right 50
clear as to be perceptible to the dullest in
tellect. We put too much trust in the in
tegrity and wisdom of those now sit
ting within the walls of the capitol to be-
lieve they will countenance this thing.
The voices Of just lawmakers, Of honest
men, will ring through the legislative
halls in it's denunciation, and some of its
ablest opponents will be among the mem
bers from the South. Justice yet lives
nor is all honor dead among men.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
Diversified Farming.

Dakota paper: Thousands of dollars
are sent out Of this section annually
for the purchase of pork, bacon, lard,
cheese, candles and many other articles
which are the direct product of the farm.
Our farmers to-day have their granaries
filled with grain they cannot S.s SELL a and yet
nous profits, for the above mentioned
products. Now, If they had converted the
corn into pork, chickens and turkeys,
they would now have something that
would sell in any town in Dakota, or
which might even be shipped east at a
profit"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
..rhe Poor Mans Friend.v

More men have been raised from pow
erty to plenty in this territory during the
last five years than in any other country
of its size in the world. There is not u
man in the territory to-day who has been
here from three to ten years who cannot
count from twenty-five to one hundred
persons who came here penniless and are
now in good circumstances. Thousands
have walked to Dakota, but no industrious
man was ever forced to walk out. No
better name can be given to the new state
than the one so often used, The Poor
Man s Friend" d."-[ Exchange.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
EM MONS HOUSE,
Williamsport, D. T.
GEORGE WALKER

The proprietor desires to inform land
seekers, hunting parties and the public
generally that at this hotel they can find
comfortable accommodations at reason
able rates. Those desiring to locate
claims or those visiting the county seat
on business will find every attention paid
TO their comfort at the Emmons House.
There are good stable accommodations
IN connection with the hotel. =.
At the bar may be found good vines,
liquors and cigars, and the attention of
the travelling and visiting public is di-
ncted to this department.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21
Hard Times.

Those who complain of hard times here
ought to 20 back east for short time.
The writer heard more complaint of pow
erty and lack of money while he was in
the east last week than he has heard
during the time he has lived in Dakota,
put it all together. The fact is: people
in this land Of plenty don't begin to know
what hard times are.--[ alexandria Her
old
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21

NEXT week the RECORD will appear as
a seven-eolumn paper. 1t will give a
summary of all outside news obtainable,
a report of Legislative business of general
interest, and will print every item of a
local nature which it can beg, steal or in
wont
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-01-21

COpNCIL-Rues of 18th session adopted...."..
Notice of bills--By Mr.. Pickler. To relocate the
capital of Dakota. To provide for the formation
territorial oil inspector. Bills introduced-Fol
a standard of weights and emo ousures. Joint reso
luton memorializing Congress to reduce price OF
n,ittee was appointed to CONFER in conjunction
with similar committee of the House. with a
committee Of the Minnesota Legislature in rela
ton to the passage of laws regulating the grading
and transportation OF wheat.
HOUSE-Committee on Printing reported that
arrangements had been perfected with M. II
Jewell, of the Bismarck Tribune. to print jour
nal...,..,Notice of bills, etc.---By Mr. Williams
Memorial to Congress asking for division and adj
mission of southern half Of the territory. An act
to relocate the capital of Dakota TO amend the
school law Regarding the grading and weigh
ing of wheat, and providing for grain and ware
house commission,