Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The barley harvest is at hand.
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.

Everybody has been haying during the
| week.
Northern Pacific preferred, IN New
York, Saturday, 44s.
"The woods are full" of new reapng
and moving machines.
Mr.. w. NJ. Derr is digging we'll on his
claim southwest Of town.
Don't suffer with C0rns when Frisby
| will cure YOU for 25 cents.
Frishy's Boncsct Balsam for Coughs,
Colds, and all Lung Diseases.
! The new organ for the Williamsport
Sabbath-school has been purchased.
The frequent showers Of tho past week
have kept the crops in fine co ndtion.
Send to II. r. Mead & Co., Bismarck,
D. r., for Dry Goods and Millinery.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank Frisby
And still the growing crops are all that
| the most eXacting husbandman can wish.
| Several and-huntrrs are looki ng over
the country in the Williamsport neigh
borh0od.
Parker Il Parkcs sell mixed paints at
Toe, $1.OO and $1-15 per gallon Bis
| marck, d. T.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edick and Miss
Stella reached their home near Williams
| port last week.
| We sell more goods for less money than
! any drug store in Bismarck. Your friends
| Parker & Parkss.
During his recent absence Mr. w.
Hawkesa house was broken into and q
valuable wolf-robc stolen,
Messrs. w. A. Titus aud Walter Brown,
OF Brown County, OAK, are among the
| land-seckers IN this vicinity.
Messrs. Pagel and Mahanney, of Win
| chester, were hauling from Sterling,
| through Williamsp0rt, last week
| Or. w. II. Williamson, the First-st
dentist, has moved his dental office from
| First street over Raymonds Bank.
There are now so many people and so
many farms near town that it is hard to
| distinguish this from an old-settled coun-
try.
Commissioner Gayton and Uncle Thos.
Parks visited the county seat Saturday
on business. They returned home the
same evening.
Mr.. Joe Kalbcrcr the other day pre-
sented the RECORD with 4 fine sample of
his growing wheat crop. The heads and
very long and full-grained.
Although John Hubert has sold out his
presumption claim, lie hasn't the slightest
idea of leaving Emmons. lie has his
other land rights, and will soon file.
George Cochran, the popular driver on
the stage line from Roop to Glendale,
was taken ill ut Hoskins during a recent
trip, and WAS compelled to remain ut that
point.
The last of the timber for the bridge
over the creek on the Sterling and Em-
mons county road has been hauled out,
and we may expect 4 bridge soon.-[St
ling Farmer.
Messrs. Fracc and Brady, of Beaver
| Creek, have gone to jamestown % be alb.
sent a couple Of weeks. They went up to
Bismarck by way Of Williamsport, and
the RECoRD received welcome visit from
them.
Saturday we were shown by Mr.. Will
lam Jones piece of sandstone taken
from butte u few miles from town. 1t
was from the heart of slab of stone, and
showed an absolutely perfect imprint of
a maple leaf.
Sheriff Wade, having in charge Chester
Gilbert. arrived at Bismarck Saturday.
The Bismarck papers say that unless the
United States authorities conclude to take
jurisdiction, Gilbert will have his exami-
nation in this county.
The report comes from Logan county
that Messrs. E. r. Ward and Owen
| Parkes ''treed" u herd of fifteen buffalo,
last week, and the last heard of the boys
they were still on the trail.-[ [Burleigh
! County (Stcrling) Farmer.
DR.. Petit, who was summoned to Will
| iamsport week ago to prescribe for
Henry Mlttlcstedter, returned to Bis
! marck Monday. His patient is coming
slowly back to health, and now sits up
and occasionally walks about the room.
The doctor says Henry will be out inside
! q week.
An Associated Press telegram, dated st.
Paul, says: THE Milwaukee g. St. Paul
| and the Rock Island are laying plans
preparatory to extending their lines to
Bismarck. 1t was stated yesterday that
the Milwaukee s. St. Panl has already
awarded the contract for the construction
| of twenty miles northwest from Ellen
| dale"
Mr.. A. II. Sulscr, recently of Bismarck,
who bought out the Hubert claim not
long since, arrived in town the middle of
last week. and Mrs Sulser came down
Sunday. This places another family
near town-something desired by every
one. The RECORD, on behalf of the pco-
pie of Wiliiamsport and vicinity, extends
| to the newcomers Il hearty welcome.
1.-The attendance at Williamsport school
has increased steadily all summer, and
there are now twice as many scholars
| as ut the opening last year. The teacher,
| Miss Ella Yeater, is giving general salts
faction, and has succeeded in winning
not only the obedience and respect, but
the love, of her pupils. The people of
| Williamsport township take great pride
in their two schools.
The following land hunters reached the
| Williamsport neighborhood Monday, and
stopped at the farm of Mr.. John Kurtz !:
NJ J. Thompson, Dakota City, Iowa; s.
G. Butte, Grand Junction, Iowa: M. F. and
<. L. Brockway, Black River Falls, Wis
They made trip to Winchester Yesterday
| Tho members Of the party speak in the
highest terms OF the surface and sell in
t4is part of Dakota.
The equestrian (or rather "enne'O fever
is prevalent in W;lliamsport and the
country round about. Among the ex-
perts are Mrs. J. B. Brock and Miss Lib
bic Kurtz. The two ladies rode into town
Monday on their spirited ponies, Mrs.
Brock looked queenly, in q navy blue
| riding habit, trimmed with gilt, and Miss
Libbie, sprightly and vivacious as usual,
wore habit Of that color which is q fa-
vorite at all timcs-black. and q jauhty
little cap to match. The ladies' riding
show what practice will accomplish.
4 Mr.. J. B. Brock says that Mrs. Brock is
proving herself perfect gopher exter-
minator of late. One morning lately he