Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-09-02
IN TOWN AND OUT.
rt is in session at Bismarck.

ii. I'll. Day, Matchmaker and JcWcler,
Bismarck, ID. T.
Mr.. U. S. Shelly is expected here in
about three weeks.
The Board of County commissioners
meets next Monday.
Frisby sells Cottage Paints at 81. IS per
gallon. Warraptcd.
Northern Pacific preferred, IN New
York, Saturday, 465.
Don't suffer with Corps when Frisby
will cure YOU for 25 cents.
Messrs Roop and Kelly are ut the Cap
ltal, doing the juryman act.
We learn that Williamsport) isIto have
new blacksmith shop, soon.
Frisby's Boncsct' Balsam for Coughs,
Colds, and all Lung Diseases
Several hunting parties have >been out
during the week, and all did we'll.
Mrs. Levi Chapman will start on a visit
to her old home in Iowa in day or two.
Two bu. grain sacks, best in the market,
$15 per 100. II. r. Mead s. Co., Bismarck.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank Frisby
Mr. J. n. Mcbride, of Bismarck, made
trip to his Williamsport plantation last
week.
A large number of Williamsport people
have visited the Capital City during the
past week.
Parker & Parkes sell mixed paints at
75c, .$1.0O and $1.15 per gallon. Bis
marck, D. r.
The population of NeH6 Dakota, ac-
cordng to the revised and complete re-
turns, is 152, 1919.
We sell more goods for less money than
any drug store in Bismarck. Your friends,
Parker & Parkes
A party will be given at the new Roop
school-house on the evening of Sept. 49,
Everybody welcome.
Mrs. M. A. and Miss Sadie Thornton
OF Bismarck, are visiting their friends
Mrs. and Miss Edick, near town.
Read and Ponder ! w. Braithwaite
to be found in Bismarck. See "ad'
Miss Lizzie Tape will rife a social
party TO the young people of Williams
port and vicinity, to-moRrow evening
Buy the White machine. 1t is the
King Of Sewing Machines. For sale by
j. Brady, Main street, Bismarck. Give
him a CALL
A novel sight might bsve been seen
near town one day lhstwcck--a charming
young equcstriennb nnbgalloping across the
prairie, mounted Ia clothes-pin.
William NJ Pyc, Jr., Bismarck, is con-
stantly receiving new invoices of Elan
nels and Dry Goods, in all the latest shades.
Before purchasing visit his store
Cao bo~ot ,,n,, ,,,o,+ ,.,..
bedrock prices, don't forget that the old
and reliable firm of Dunn & Co., bismarck,
is the one to patronze. Live and let
live is their motto.
r. L. Durant & Co., Fourth street, Bis
marck, OAK, carry large line of Mu-
sical Instruments, Pianos, Organs, Vio-
Catalogue and terms.
Commissioner Ycater returned from a
trip to Bismarck yesterday. He reports
that Land-lnspector Easterly has just re-
ccived word that w. B. Halsted died sud-
denly, in Washington, a few days ago.
1t is poor economy to buy cheap goods,
when by. paying a little moro you can
procure a good article. You can get the
BEST sewing machine al n reasonable price
at j. Brady's, Main street, Bismarck
A La Moufe County man reports that
box-elder trees, coming from seed sown
this spring, are now eighteen inches to
two feet high. This comes pretty near
the usual growth of grain Darlington
News.
Mr.. A. J. LeFevre, of Ashland, Ohio,
arrived at tho residence of Commissioner
Yeater, Saturday. The gentleman is a
brother-in-law OF w. L., d. Fl. and Miss
Ella Yeater, and comes out on visit and
to see the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conovcr, of Bismarck,
came down into the Williamsport coun-
try last Saturday, on a visit 10 Miss Anna
NJ. Scott. The RECORD also received a
welcome call. They started on the return
trip Sunday afternoon.
Within twenty four hours after lie
reached Washington, Gov Pierce secured
the money due from the government as
its part of the expense incurred in taking
the census of Dakota. II was quick work.
But our Governor always does things
that way.
In the last four years we have had three
SPLENDID crops, and the fourth crop was
sufficient to pay the help and feed the
farmer. There is not, to our knowledge,
a man in Burleigh county to-day who has
seen the results of these four years and
is dissatisfied.-[Sterling Farmer.
Mr.. G. A. Smith, under date of "Lan-
sing, Mich, Aug. a." writes. GAS take
great interest in the welfare of Williams.
port, would ask you to send me a copy
Of the RECORD for a year. l intend to
come out next year and bring many with
me, and 70 to farming quite extensively"
Keep an eye on your chickens. as there
are many predatory insects, such as wca
sells, badgers, etc., abroad. The RECORD
chicken-roost was the objective point of
a weasePs visit, one night recently, anC
an even dozen fine Chester White, Poland
China and Early Red fowls were assas-
sinated.
I. Some of the North Dakota papers are
trying to make life so much of a burden
for Judge Francis that he will resign anC
let his place be given to some democratic
legal light. The Judge, however, moves
along in the even tenor of his way as
though nothing had happened.-IPierre
Free Press.
Heretofore the population of Emmons
county, according to the late~census, has
been put at S66. This was an error. The
county lies partly In South Dakota
that is, south of yhI46th parallel The
figures given w4/ for the North Da-
kota" part Thetotal population of the
county is 1.045. 1t was SO in 1880.
While party of ladies were out horse
back riding, the other day, the breaking
of a stirrup gave Miss Stella Edick a fal
to the ground. Luckily, the young lady
was not injured, and no harm resulted saw
the trouble OF catching the pony, whicl
eta rtnd on Gallon in the dire cfion of th
Edick farm. 1t was captured short dis