Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-10-14
IN TOWN AND OUT.

| lSlSiiiulCN, -.
Attorney Hcrrick paid Bismarck visi
during the week.
Northern Pacific preferred, IN New
York. Saturday 400.
Parker & Parkes, Druggists, Bismarck
Oak. Dakota Block).
Dressmaking at Miss Kcnney's, OF
Third street, at The Fair.
Don't suffer with Corns when Frsb,
will cure YOU for25 cents.
Mr.. Worst will hold services at Roop
next Sunday, at II o'clock.
Frisby's Boncsct Balsam for Coughs
| C9lds, and all Lung Diseases.
| >Bwo-bu. grain sacks, best in the market,
per 100. H. r. Mead s. Co., Bismarck
Miss Lizzie Tape IS still visiting her
friends, the Wagner family. at Sterling.
When you visit Bismarck buy YOU
Drugs, Paints and Oils FROM Frank Frisby.
Proposals for building the new county
Jail must be ln'by the 18th of tlns month
| In Bismarck, Saturday Wheat-No.
hard. 6S@7Oc f; No. 2, 60@65c. Barley
| 45@50c.
Mcssrs Il. II. Thistlethwaite and Geo
Walker returned from a, trip to the city
yesterday.
County Superintendent Worst has been
suffering severely Of late from an attack
Of asthma.
Go to the new store, on Third street,
| called The Fair, for y0nr Hats Cloaks,
Notions, etc.
We have not learned of field of Rec
corn III this ncighborhOOd that failed to
ripcn before frost Came.
There is plenty of good government
land for homesteads and pre-emptions
within Il few miles of town.
Attorney Armstrong and Merchant Con-
nor were among the Williamsport people
who visited the Capital this week.
n 1tead and Ponder w. Braithwaite
Xvcs the best bargains III Boots and Shoes
YtS be found in Bismarck See "ad'
Blacksmith Kokcr is having good run
OF work, much of it being in the line of
lorseshocing, in which he is an expert.
Remember that the old, reliable drug
house of Dunn & Co., Bismarck, is oppo-
site the Sheridan House. on Main street.
Gregory & Smiths tllrashcr was ut
work in Buchanan Valley last week,
and all the grain in that locality was put
through.
Buy the White machine. 1t is the
King of Sewing Machines. For sale by
}: Brady, Main street, Bismarck. Give
him call
Dr.. Petit made his trip from Bismarck
in cavalry fashion. The horse suffered
no serious Inconvenience from the long
ride. But the doctor
The steam thrashcr is working away
of Il
house suitable for the purpose is being
converted into granary.
William NJ. Pyc, Jr., Bismarck, is con-
stantiy receiving new inyeices of Elan
nels and Dry Goods, in all the latest shades
"Quick sales aud small profits" is the
motto in Dry Goods at William NJ. Pye,
Jr's, Bismarck, Emmolfs:county people
| should ell on him and save money.
The winter will soon be: upon us, and
you should secure Il stock Of Blankets in
| time. You can get the best; at reason
able rates, at VIM. M. Pye. Jr.'s, Bismarck
| Emmons county people making pur
chases in Bismarck should not forget thai
Dunn & Co. make a specially Of pure
| drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rales.
See here! If you want pure Drugs, a
bedrock prices, don't forget that the ole
and reliable firm of Dunn s. Co., Bismarck
is the one TO patronize. "Llvc and lei
live" is their motto.
r. L. Durant & Co., Fourth street, Bis
marck, OAK, carry a large line of Mu
sical Instruments, Pianos, Organs, Vic
Inns, Banjos. Accordions etc. Write fol
Catalogue and terms.
| Commissioner Yeater has private
prairie chicken putch. His buckwheat
field is favorite feeding ground for til.
birds. and they may be found there a
any time. Saturday he killed thirteen.
Mr.. Theodore Castor, of Hoskins, wa
in town Sunday on his way to Bismarck
lie was accompanied by his two brigh
little boys. Mr.. Castor intends taking
a load of potatoes from Wlllamsport OF
his return trip. o..
All members of the Reading Circle ant
those wishing to join are requested tt
meet at Attorney Armstrong; Office mex
Saturday evening. Members are re
quested TO bring all magazines and paper
belonging to the society which they may
have in their possession.
Thomas Heron, one Of Bismarck
most prominent social lights, returned
from the east yesterday, after an absence
of several weeks, during which time b,
visited his home in Pittsburg aud enjoyed
visits to all the leading summer resort!
in the land.--[Bismarck Tribune.
Mcssrs. j. G. Bentley, ]. A. Cotton ant
Michael Rush, of the Mlngusville, Mont.
ncighborhood. arrived at Williamson
yesterday. The gentlemen will look owe
the lands in this vicinity, with a view t.
settlement. They are pleasant, intelli
gent people, and VIC hope they may b.
suited here,
Prairie-chickens are becoming quit
plentiful in the grain.fields since th'
prairles were burned Attorney Herricl
B., and in niue shots gathered in eight OF
the flock referred to in these columns re-
Gently us having been discovered on,
morning roosting on the housetop.
| Commissioner Ycater's tbrashing wa
completed yesterday. From 20 acres o
wheat 806 bushels were thrashed. Th
weight, Aad 81 bushels by measure. Hi
flax yielded about Is bushels to the acre
Mr.. Yeatcr states that lie would not asl
better work than was done by the stcan
thtaslfet.
Judge George Doughetty is no more
HIS demise occurred In this wise; He wa
riding to Bismarck ON load of barley
Becoming a-weary. he lay down on, tn
grain and fell into a peaceful slnmbel
Soon he began to dream, and he dream
that he was sack of barley, and Ii
tossed about il his sleep, and he di
the semnambulist act and crawled int
an empty three-bushel bag which was O
the wagon. And, awakening nOt, he wa