Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck
Parker & Parkes. DrurristS. B1smar

Nounly scht JcSlcruhy
Land hunters north, south, cast west
everywhere in the county.
Frishy's Bonesct Balsam for Coughs,
Colds and all Lung Diseases.
S. B. Lawrence, dealer in farm 1nachin.
cry, at W.. S. Moothouse's, Bismarck.
Avon Walker has returned home from
the scene Of the late Canadian troubles.
Don't forget to call on Dahl Bros,
First National Bank Block, Fourth street.
Bismarck.
Parker & Parkcs sell mixed paints at
75c, $1.0O and S1.15 per gallon, Bis
marck, -. Il.
For Rent--A dwelling house aud barn
near town. Apply to II. A. Armstrong
Williamsport.
We sell more goods for less money than
amy drug store in Bismarck. Your friends,
Parker a. Parkes
In q well just completed on Attorney
Armstrong; claim, six feet of water was
obtained at depth of 80 feet.
Or. w. H. Williamson, the First-strcet
dentist, has moved his dental office from
First street over Raymond Bank.
One of Mr. Connor's horses became CHI
tangled in n picket rope the other day
and was inj jurcd, but not seriously.
The whole RECORD establishment cclc.
DRAFTED. Therefore, gentle reader, spare
your criticism of our local columns this
week.
Henry Mittlcstcdtcr is much better than
week ago. His appetite is improving
and there is now little doubt of his speedy
recovery. ~
The County Board decided to send Erik
Olcson, of Buchanatl's Valley, who is sick
and destitute, to the <Lamborn Hospital,
Bismarck.
Mr.. Mahanney and son and Mr.. Pngcl,
of Winchester, made the RECORD office IA
brief but welcome visit, yesterday, on
their way to Sterling. a5
Over u week ago Mr.. John Hubcrti
brought to the RECORD office a sample 81
growing oats raised on his claim. It was
of good length and completely headed
out.
Miss Annie NJ. Scott came down from
the Capital Monday, with Mr.. Mason, who
brought Il load of lumber with which the
lady will have house built on her claim
Il few miles from town.
Mr.. A. B. Peterson IS just completing a
substantial and roorny dweling-house for
Mr.. Il. Sequst, of 26-136-74. 1t is 24x24,
and ten feet high. Mr.. Scquists family
are now on the claim, and he will soon
arrive.
The officials from other points in town
during the BOARD sessions were Commits
sioEers Clayton and Childs Treasurer Ste
venson, County Clerk Parks, Assessor
Bumstead, and Road Supervisor w. J.
Kelley. -
The RECORD has heretofore failed to
mention that Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Living
ston, of Livona, are the proud parents of
a little miss, now about three weeks old.
Long life aad much happiness to tile new
settler.
celebrated in good style at Raynolds's
Store, on Beaver Creek. Fireworks and
a magic-lantcrn exhibition were among
the things provided. and dancing con.
tiDucd until midnight
Mr.. S. +. KurE WAS severely kicked
by one of his mules, Sunday morning.
While near the animal Mr.. Kurtz' hat
blew OFF, and the mule, becoming fright
cncd, blazed away at the hat, but struck
its owner instead. We are glad to state
that the injuries though painful, are not
dangerous.
That pleasant and genial gentleman,
Captain Flick, our late census enumera-.
tor, was in town yesterday. He had
heard of the three girl babies (the Misses
Chapman, Livingston and Derr) who re-
Gently took up their abode in Emmons,
and came to get them in as an amend
mcnt' to his list of population.
The County Board met Monday and
Tuesday. First the members sat as
board of tax equalization, and then trans
payers were in attendance, and those
present had no complaints to make Mr.
Bumstead seems to have given universal
satisfaction-a difficult feat for an asses.
sor to accomplish.
Miss Lille Keim, daughter of Profess
sor Keim, who came to the Wllliamsport
ncighborhood with her father q short
time since, departed Monday forher home
in Barnes County. During her brief resi-
dencc here Miss Keim, by her pleasant
unassuming and ladylike department,
made hosts Of friends, who will be glad
To welcome her back to reside perma.
ncntly in this neighborhood. Professor
Kcim has fine claim near town, and will
bring out his family next fall.
Sheriff Wade departed a week ago for
the Northwest Territory for the purpose
of bringing back Chester Gilbert. It is
shot which killed August Lcnz but. those
best acquainted with the two men believe
Gilbert was the chief actor in the brutal
murder. Strong. evidence against Mills
and Gilbert has been secured. Mr.. ]. N.
Roop, who returned from Bismarck last
evening. reports that it is said by lawyers
there that, the murder having been conf>
mttted ON Fort Rice reservation, the
United States will be the prosecuting
party. Should this be fact, it will save
Emmons County large bill Of expenses
Winona celebrated the Fourth in good
style. Several exciting races were run,
ana the two hundred people present en-
joyed themselves thoroughly The music
was good, and the best Of order prevailed
ScAool Superintendent Worst delivered
an eloquent and interesting address, and
Commissioner Childs assures us that the
worthy and gentlemaniy chief of our
county school system has made hosts of
friends among the Winonn people We
would have been pleased to give . fnaa re-
port OF the celebration, for the infcrma-
Iion Of the RECORD readers thxoEe ehput
the county but, as we have not ret sue
ceedcd in securing a correspondent at Nj.
oona, we did not learn the details. -
Elencoe's New Church.
The Rev. L o. Sloan is pushing TIE
work at Glencoe with his accustomed
vigor- He has secured grounds for . church
and parsonage on fine location, and on