Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-02-04


of his profession and his charges are
reasonable. ><sssssS
The weather for the psas ten days has
been very pleasant. The snow has melted
considerably.
Those who want good government land
within tl,ree or four iaiics q town should
get bere carly.
Those who have been hauling wood
from the coulees report the r3ads in very
good condition. sS.5Ess
The Winchester school board at'sel;-5 yer
Ftises, in another colunn, Tor prof. asass Z 20 20
build sch0olhouse. 4 III ~
We understand that severalnew branches ae
sof business will be represented m Will
Transport when spring opens.
In purchasing. Ladies and Children
Shoes. Slippers, Etc, you cannot bc better
suited than by ID. w. Blake, Bismarck.
Don't forget that the old, reliable drug
house of Dunn s. Co., Bismarck, IS oppo-
site the Sheridan House, on Main street
Everybody intends putting in good
sized acreage of corn. The large yield
last season proved this to be n corn country
y. w. Blake, Banner block, Bismarck,
keeps constantly on hand fine and we'll
selected line of Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
A party took place last night ut the res
idence OF Thomas Sanders. Glencoe. A
large number of Williamsport people ut
tended.
A very plcasnt dancing party took
place one evening Inst week at the resi-
dencc of Postmaster Robinson, Glencoe
A goodly number were present.
Elnmons county people makiHg pur-
clascs in bismarck should not forget that.
Dunn & Co. make = speciality Of pure
drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rates. NJ ss 3 sS}s
Commissioner Gay yton informs us that
Sunday evening, at the residence Of Treas
urcr Stevenson, near Glencoe, hc listened
| to some very fine music rendered by Miss
Parker, of Winchester.
THAT cussed cayusc' appeared in a
new role yesterday. A neighbor bor-
rowcd him to drive with mate. The war
dance was brief, but energetic, and at its
conclusion the bothcrsome beast was re-
turned with thanks.
The RECORD regrets to learn of tho
death Of Charles Nc Crory, at Minneapolis,
by being crushed under the wheels of y,
Icar Deceased was Il brother of Mrs.
Frank Donnclly, of Bismarck Mr.. John
McGrory, Of Wihona, aud Mr. iiltian
McCrory, of Clayton. q
Ges,..y suryespr sters was III t,s.:s
severl days since lint issue. Hel ,e,sts
that himself and neighbors have passed II
very comfortable winter. He so that.
he would not exchange the bright cltar..
atmosphere of Dakota for the damp, foggy
climate Of old England. SS Es
We understand that little ''scrim-
mage took place, not many miles from
town, the other day. between two young
! pen, No serious damage resulted, how
ever, as 1t was "soft.glovc" contest,
both parties wearing mittens. The chin
hooks of the, past week have made people
hot-blooded. -
Ameeting of thy, Board Of Commission
ers was held Monday, attended by Messrs.
Gayton and Yeatcr Commissioner Guilds
was unable to be present, owing to the
absence from home of his partner, Mr..
John McCrory, who was called to Mime
apolis by the sad death of his brother,
noted elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. Croghan came down from the
Glencoe neighborhood to attend the
dance. While here he made the RECORD
a pleasant call, and we saw the gold
watch, chain and locket which he was
lucky enough to draw in the Goodman
Clothing House enterprise. The watch is
no sham ticker" but . substantial and
valuable time-piece, gsss Il
Mr.. o. H. Will, Of Bismarck, haA sep4
out his tree-aDd-seed catalogu He "
have many customers from this COZ
the coming season. Especially Ii
matter of tree-planting should every
do his utmost If each person aets ts
plants only few trees annually
not take many years % canse 8
change for the better in our landscap
To be well dressed II d not necessary
that man should airay himself in pur-
pie and fine linen Even if one intends
purchasing an ry-day suit, it is just US
cheap to have it made by competen,
workmcn. An ordinary suit, we'll made,
will give you much better satisfaction
than one of more costly material, bd
Dahl Brothers, Bismarck, employ on,
good workmen. .s s
Something of an amusing nature oc-
cured to Attorney Armstrong last week
He received two letters from non
resident taxpayer in relation to the pay.
ment of the correspondence taxes. One
WAS directed to Mr.. A. by name the othei
was addressed, Postmaster at Williams:
port and asked as to Mr. Armstrong,
financial reliability. II Mr.. a., as post
master, did not indorse Nj. A. as lawyer
he is more modest than newspaper mar
woald be. So n 53s ";
! Last Friday evening it looked foi
awhile as though genuine surprise
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