Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-05-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.


in New York, was quoted at 39t.
The County Assessor is now on his
rounds. secrete your diamonds.
Mr.. Thomas Kelly paid visit to the
Gayton neighborhood, Saturday.
Miss Franklin. of Bismarck, came down
on the Williamsport stage Thursday.
Send to II. r. Mead & Co., Bismarck,
D. T., for Dry Goods and Millinery.
The growing season starts out as pro-
pitiously for the farmer as that Of last
year.
Four times as much breaking 10 being
done this year ~td Emmons county as
in '84.
Everybody is seeding or breaking, and
items.
Mr.. John Parker. of Winchester, visited
the county seat Of undivided Emmons yes
terday.
Bismarck, this season, is to have jan
auschek, Sclls's circus, and two minstrel
troupes.
Don't forget to call on Dahl Bros.
First National Bank Block, Fourth street,
Bismarck.
Miss Annie M. Scott and Mrs. Conover.
OF Bismarck, passed through Williams
port Saturday.
The 'beer war" at the,capital has re-
suited in establishing rs cents per glass as
the permanent price.
The RECORD learns that tho family Of
Mr.. Charles Edick will soon return to
their Emmons County home.
Mr.. J. A. Robinson and son, of Logan
Township, visited the county seat Mon.
day and paid the RECORD . visit.
DR.. w. H. Williamson, the First street
dentist, has moved his dental Office from
First street over Raymonds Bank.
For Wall Paper, Stationery, Blank
Books, School Books, Albums or Toys,
call on J. w. Clarke. Main st.. Bismarck.
Mr.. Koker and the Messrs. Chapman.
referred to in last weeks RECORD, have
concluded to locate few miles from
Williamsport.
Mr.. J. N. Roop was made one Of the
vice presidents of the North Dakota
Sunday-school Convention, recently in
session at Bismarck.
Mr.. Harvey Harris, of Bismarck, passed
FRIDAY night in Williamsport. Mr.. II.
will purchase school bonds, and pay the
highest market prices therefor.
Mrs. =. Carpenter and Miss Fannie
Crawford. two Of our lady farmers, were
in town Thursday, having just returned
from trip to the Capital City.
Hodgkinson Brothers have finished
painting the Williamsport school out.
buildings, and are now putting the finish.
ing touches on the school-house.
The Msssrs. Crosby. father and son.
ss.< Ia l.
cation for stock ranch, which is to be
conducted BY the younger gentleman.
Judge Dougherty's building has been
rented to the county, and is now being
repaired and painted. 1t is much more
comfortable than the present headquar-
ters.
This county needs a Jail. However,
in. its stead, the C6untyBoard might se.
cure chains and i1pn pins, and picket fu-
ture prisoners 'but to grass on the
prairie.
Miss Bessie NcNiel came down to her
claim, Friday, to arrange for this season q
cultivation. She was accompanied by
Miss Dodge, teacher in the Bismarck
public schools.
Emmons County ladies visiting Bis.
marck should call on Miss K. Brady,
Main street, next door to Capital Na.
tional Bank. who deals in fine Millinery
and 6unshades, wholesale and retail.
Mrs. J. B. Brock purchased pony
from Caldwell Bros. One day last week,
while making neighborly call, the pony
got loose, and was not captured until Il
reached the corral of the Caldwells.
The Rev. H. D. Brown will preach mex,
Sunday, at the Willismsport School
house, at II o'clock. Mr.. Brown is IL
charge of the United States surveying
party now operating in Emmons county
When in Bismarck go to Bushman 6
Co. and you will find anything you wan
in Groceries Boots and Shoes. Crockery
Lamps, Churns. Crooks, and Jugs, ant
the prices are down to the bottom.
Why is it that Frank. n. Searles SELL
more Furniture than any other house ii
the city of Bismarck Simply because
l he keeps the best assortment, 10 attentive
to business, and sells the best goods .
the LOWEST prices.
Hessrs. Bushmsn & Co.. of Bismarck
Id. T., are carrying the heaviest stock o.
E4foceries, Boots and Shoes and Crocksry
Iin the Northwest and they are bsing Of
fered 70 the trade At very low prices 10
A cash, either Wholesale or retail.
/ Mills and Gilbert have not yAt beei
| captured, Territorial leyspxrers gen
l orally have repuSlished the description q
the fugitives, giteH.i6 these columns, m,
We understand that q detective agenc,
has taken the matter Of pursuit IN hand
Probably the RHcoRD,s failure to Oh
tain certain Of our claim. holders q sub
scfibers, during the past year, is owing t
theAfact that they haven't spent enougl
time in Emmons county to bscome awar'
of the fact that Newspaper devoted t
their interests is published here.
The Cooperstown Courier man has see
dude driving oxen. He started out wit
his lead of lumber, dressed in corduroy.
helmet hat, and eight bottles of ali
and alf !; and this was the way be talke
to his cattle "'O.'aw-gl lang, Duke
Beg your pawdon Hi mean, gee-gee
GEEl you blarsted, beastly Hamerica
hanimall"
Il A few evenings ago, while some of eu
Bismarck lady teachers ware driving pal
Uncle Dan Longs house. on noting
number Of fine looking trees surroundin
it, one Of them remarked that "there Is
manifestation of schoolma' sm.farms
thrift" The lady had mistaken Uncl
Dams sod.smbroidered shack for Mis
, Bessie AcNisrs trim claim cottage.
4 There is evidently hitch somewhel
) in the mail servies between WaShbul
n ood yV;l1;o yosnorf Tmvnonu ro,,nty ~