Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-10

tion in which they are rearing new homes.
Nowhere in the. county more than at
Winchester is one Impressed with the
fact that Emmons is THE English speaking
county of North Dakota. Very few other
than Americans have as yet found their
way to the banks of the Beaver. But
this is simply tue. result of chance; and
!, it. e. is unnecessary TO stane 1ss hqpast, in
dustrious settlers he Cordially well
coined, without regard to race or creed.
+ Like all the postoffices in this new
county, Winchester is not yet SO largeas
New York City ); but there is large set
tlement aroundjt, and it itisconstantly re-.
ceiving accessions.
At Winchester we found that the REC
ORD subscription fend had made de-
scent on the neighbour o0ds day or two
before, and that our list Of patrons had
been doubled. 80 S5s
Friday morning wsS,nade5a tripup: the
creek about eight miles to the vicinity
Of Raynolds's Store. Hereiwe found the
same conditions prevailing as at Win
esterS--eyery body talking stock, z and
no one dissatisfied with the country.
The road from here to the Beaver is q
good one !; and Williamsport people,
when they have q day orstwo of leisure,
should make "trip down that way, to see
me country g and:to become acquainted
with the people. ssss:s5e 55l$ 8
You can buy more Pure Drugs, Chem
lcals, Patent edicines, White Lead,
Mixed Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Benzine,
Gasoline; Varnishes, Paint and White
wash Brushes, Mineral Paints. Colors in
QH, Glass Putty, Staple and Fancy Drug
gists' Sundries, for less money, at the
who olesale and retail drug house Of Parker
y Parkes than any drug store in Bis
marck. Your friends.
PARKER s. PARKEs,
ISSS Bismarck, OAK.
"A JOurnalistic Cresus.
y 'Theshelle of Estelline (Hamlin County,
reacned S.awn Monday and dropped in Al
the hECoREsofice AS we are at present
DONG the gras-widower act, and to pre-.
! vent any possible understanding and
compllcation whas the aforesaid TWid.
owership shall haze ended. let us here
state that the belle referred to il The rs
| telline Bell, well -knaWn and lively
newspaper, with a bushel ss brains to the
square inch, edited and published by Fred
II. Carruth. II the term .ebelleS, may be
l.applied to anything bright, neh. well
line Bell the belle of Estelline. The nGM.
Der just. at hand relates how the editoI
1tried to feed his oil stove with gaso
line; how the said stove refused to assim
|. .ilate the new diet how the editor, like
ll1'f,.,utsabianca, I, stood at his post, "twhencs
5aIi Nj puitsn had fled, and how his palatia
mansion nj 3 ny wa fins9iJssdi ga, together viii
his grand ALTERS old brown pants" and
other heirlo6ms and household gods. But
there is something in the Bells fire article
that we don't understand it reads,
Loss on furniture, $3.50" In the name
Of the great horn spoon and the cont
mental lcongress, what constitutes the do
messic ''furniturial' layout Of q South
Dakota newspaper mani Up here it gen
erallv consists of a government blanket, a
pipe, and q stuffed club for bad men who
%ant to see the aythag of that article I.
Pettigrew says hG can buy editors ''bY the
pound. !" Evidently, Carruth would have
to be paid for on y basis of Troy weight.
| One hundred and fifty dollars in domestic
utensils Great Caesar Has the Bell beer
advertising q furniture store, is its father
in-law rinst the second hand business, OF
was it q misprint aud $3.50 the amount
lost? We hope the latter hypos thesis; Ii
correct: The possession of great wealth
by q neWsp aper man. as in any othel
case, is 4 danger to the state. towing IL
lack of space, we haven t made the usual
reference to the Bell being crack led, !, = OF
the -contrary Forgive us. 81