Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-02-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Try Frisby's Corn-Killer.

Colds, and all Lung Diseases.
Fine Holiday Goods and Toilet Articles
at Peterson & Veeder's, Bismarck.
When you visit Bismarck buy your,
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frisby
Merchant Connor departed last week
for the timber, to be absent several days.
County Superintendent Worst has been
suffering from an attack of rheumatism.
Fine Cottage paints, from 75c to $1.oo
per gallon, at Peterson & Vceder's, Bis
lnarck,
Farmers are beginning to inspect and
clean up their machinery for the spring
Mr. Thomas Kelly spent Sunday with
his old-time friend, Robert Buchanan, in
the valley.
Write to your friends East that, if they
want good land near town, they must
come out early in the spring.
A meeting of the Williamsport Reading
Circle was held Thursday evening at the
office of Mr.. H. A. Armstrong.
Attorney Armstrong has put down IL
new carpet in his front room, and now
has comfortable and cozy office.
The weather during the past week has
been mild and beautiful up to Monday,
when the mercury lowered little.
Mrs. D. R. Strecter paid visit to Post
mistress Goodwin, at Buchanan, Satur-
day. She returned Sunday evening.
Don't forget that the old, reliable drug
house of Dunn s. Co., Bismarck, Is oppo-
site the Sheridan House, on Main street.
In purchasing Ladies and Children's
Shoes. Slippers, Etc, you cannot be better
suited than by D. w. Blake. Bismarck.
The RECORD has heard of-quite num-
ber of people fron stls states who will
settle in and arotnd Williamsport next
spring,
a Judge De- 2erty is in Bismarck; and
forthis reason the regular weekly "ser-
vice Of song atthes county building will
be dispensed with
% We now have literary society and a
social club SO that Eastern people with
eyes set tliis way need not fear = lack Of
exercise fer rhIsiss or toes lsls in their new
home Al ;.f>s'1 ss f1:' ss M sEs-
Mr.. AL Huffman writes to Commissioners
Yeater that he didn't properly appreciate
this country until> hes<ent back to Ohio
to live. He saysAe will be back in the
spring, and several others with him.
The second dancing party of the Will
Transport Pleasure Club will take place
Friday evening Feb. 20. We are re-
quested by President John Roop to extend
a special invitation to the people of Glen
coe to be present.
The ''professall" (ef wind has given an
ordah to the postmastah that he don't
want this papah any noah. Howevah,
the prefessah failed to call at the office of
the'publishah and settle mattah of some
cents of filthy lucah' due on said papah.
The Chicago Tribune of last Wednes-
day says: THE extension of the Dakota
division of the Rock Island railroad has
been located from Watcrtown fifty miles
northward up the James River valley,
and will be continued to Bismarck. AS
soon as the weather will permit, active
work will follow
Those who have subscribed funds for
the purchase of an organ for the Sunday
school will confer favor upon the COM
mittee by an early payment of their con.
tributions. 1t seems desirable that the
money should he collected as soon as pos
sible, if the sweet tones of the organ are
to be heard in the spring.
The Reading Circle will meet Thursday
evening at o'clock at Mr.. Armstrong;
office. Some Of the magazines have ar
rived, and the others are expected by the
next mail. 1t is hoped that all the men,
bers, and any others who would like to
join the Circle, will be present. The en-
tertainment for the evening will be the
reading of "Hiawatha.
Mr.. Mittlestcdter came up from the
river Friday, and is now Ill town. The
winter weather may be "orfuP' in Da.
kota, as some Eastern papers assert; but
VIC doubt if any young man in the states
has spent as few days indoors since fall
as Mr.. M. If he don't succeed in this new
country, 1t won't be because energy and
determination are lacking.
(. The following has been received from
our townsman, Mr.. Lawrence Fielden
Bismarck, Sunday night, Feb. s.--We
have new settler for Emmons county, in
the shape of a nine-pound girl, who
arrived yesterday evening. Mother and
daughter are doing WE'LL" Friend Law.
renee, the RECORD and the people of Will.
iamsport send congratulations to yourself
and Mrs. Fielden.
If you want anything to be found in q
first-class tailoring establishment and
gents furnishing store, call on Dahl Bros,
Fourth street, First National Bank block,
Bismarck. In making purchases, either
of clothing or other articles in their line,
from this well-known firm, you are sure
of not being swlndled. You may depend
upon 1t that everything they show you ia
exactly as represented.
A Asarcastic old gentleman suggests that
that cussed cayuse' is wonderfully de.