Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-12-23
Merry Christmas !

Merry Christmas
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bis narck.
The plastcring of the Jail is about com
pletcd.
Try Frlsby's Liver Pills for all biliou
troubles.
Don't forget the church fair now il
progress at Glencoe.
Northern Pacific preferred, IN New
York. Saturday, cog.
Frisby sells Cottage Paints at $1.1i
| per gallon, warranted.
Don't suffer with Corns whGn Frisb,
will cure YOU for 25 cents. - =, -"
Williamsport school No. Il closed fol
the winter, last Wednesday,.
Go to H. H. Days jcwelry store, Bis
marck, for holiday presents.
Frisby's Boncsct Balsam for Coughs,
Colds, and all Lung Diseases.
Big Cloak and Millinery Sale at Ii. r
Mead & Co.'S, Bismarck, Oak.
MIR. and Mrs. Sulser have removed tc
Bismarck to reside until spring.
Messrs w. NJ. Derr and Stephen
Hawkes. are digging the Jail well.
Buy your Drugs and Chemicals at
Parker & Parkes Bismarck, Oak.
Mr.. Stephen Hawkes. has purchased a
valuable colt from Mr.. s. E. Wood.
Squire Campbell is himself again, bav.
ing recovered from his indisposltion.
The REcoRD's society reporter will
reach home by Saturday of next week.
Dry Goods cheaper than ever at II. II.
Mead & Co. S, Main street, Bismarck, Oak.
Messrs. Pitcher and Ogle have succeeded
in striking water in George Walkers well.
When you visit Bismarck buy your
Drugs, Paints and Oils from Frank Frisby
Peter, Mrs. Cotton's favorite dog, is
improving. Distempcr was the malady.
Superintendent Worst is absent on an
official visit to the schools of the county,
Mr.. A. Croghan left for the East last
Monday, to be absent until spring.
Merchant Connor has erected large
and comnodious storm-door in front of
his store.
Buy your Holiday Goods ut onc-half
less than former prices. Parker s. Parkes,
Bismarck. Oak.
Miss Ella Yeater will depart in couple
of weeks for her old home in Ohio, to re-
main during the winter.
The fire in Bismarck last week burned
the cigar factory of Edick Bros. Loss,
$3, 600; insurance, 5000.
MIR. Packer loaded the heaviest oak
log, one day last week, we have yet seen
put on wagon by one man.
Monday evening the participants in
the coming dramatic entertainment met
at the scho ol-house for rehearsal
Read and Ponder w. Braithwaite
gives the best bargains III Boots and Shoes
to be found in Bismarck. See "ad."
Captain Cotton's family now. have a
COW, Fred having brought one up from
the herd at Westcott's few days ago.
Mr.. ]. B. Brock has broken the pair of
young horses he procured in Bismarck
recently, and they make splendid team.
1t is said that the scrub oak in the cou.
lees in every direction for many miles
from town is almost thing Of the past
The latest, newest and most tasty de-
signs in Gents Furnishing Goods always
on hand at reasonable prices, at Dahl
Bros, Bismarck
Prof. Kcim left for Steele, Monday, to
meet Mrs. Kcim, who was to arrive from
Barnes County on her journey to her new
home in Emmons.
J. Brady, Bismarck, has on hand a
complete stock of sewing machines,
sewing machine needles, oils, attach
mcnts, and repairs.
"Quick sales aud small protts" is the
motto in Dry Goods at William NJ. Pye,
RS, Bismarck. Emmons-county people
should call on HIM.
Monday evening brought the heaviest
mail that ever came to Williamsport. A
further increase in the mail will require
another sack to be provided.
William NJ. Pye, Jr., Bismarck, is con-
stantly receiving new invoices of Flan-
nels and Dry Goods, in all the latest shades.
Before purchasing visit his store.
Mr. John Kurtz has built house over
his well, so that the women folks may
pump water, protected from the storms,
while lie is in the East A'good idea.
Bushman g. Co., Dakota Block, Bis
mdrck, have the largest ;ind best stock of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, and Crock
cry, and they sell at the lowest prices.
The Bismarck Tribline gotont\ "a grand
eight.page paper, last. sunday; Every
farmer on the SLOPE Should send one or
more copies to neishbors at the old home.
The winter will soon be upon us, and
you should secure stock of Blankets in
time. You Can get the best, at reason
able rates, at VIM. NJ. Pye. Jr's. Bismarck.
MI. John Clark, of Bismarck, finding a
little leisure on his hands through the
burning of the Edick cigar factory, came
down last week to visit his friends in the