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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
If you want first-class Job Work done
call at the RECORD office.
Religious.
fCommunicated.1

lCOmuuHlcate0.J
A large congregation met last Sunday
to listen to the Rev. David Writ, Of
Cleveland, Dakota. He preached from;
Gal. vi. :14-"But God forbid that should
glory save in the cross of our Lord Jesus
Christ, by whom the world Is crucifed
unto me and unto the world" Taking
as his theme "The Cross of Christ, he
showed in earnest words its importance
in the history Of the world. in the Won
derful life Of Paul, and to each indi-
vidual. He referred to some of the rea-
sons given by those who fail to under
stand and believe the Bible. Some men
saw they cannot believe the Bible because
they do not have faith that miracles were
ever performed. But cannot God, who
made Natures laws, suspend them? Is
the one more wonderful than the other7
"Some do not believe" said Mr.. Writ,
"because there is so much mystery in the
Bible they cannot understand it.
Neither can we understand the working
Of the forces of nature but we believe
in them. The Bible alone gives US what
we want, what we crave-the hope of i'm.
mortality" He spoke of the necessity
Of making a personal choice. There Is Q
moment in the history Of every one when
he or she decides whether or not to accept
the religion Of Jesus Christ. He closed
with an appeal not 70 neglect 30 great a
salvation.
MI. Wirt's discourse was simple and
practical, and could not fail TO touch the
hearts of the listeners We hope at some
future time to have the privilege of again
listening to him.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
HeGar1lnE VII Dssel =

: Assessor. Bumstead, bile on It'll 81
found . brood Dt ten yOung
accompanied bys DID sonsi. 6sootk
them home, and tilrca tens tp make tAnps
ducks out 81 'em. We believe .sit can
did," The writer s paternal grandfatAeTs
at the time of life when We wer6sa
Sabbath school attending and water
melon-appropriating youth, was an Aged
Man, and possessed in, an ahp0rf9A de.
gree the family trait Of truth fiitbos ~
Illustrative of the impossibflity 0f tanning
certain game birds, we rementber
once told us that when o young man
found some prairie chicken and
duck eggs, which he put under ben;
When Matched, true to their nature, ttley
started to run away. Catching them A.
placed them in barrel and headed it nt
Then, to give them air, he bored some
gimlst. holes in the barrel, and ~ - II
FOR the night. Next morning the CHALET:
holes were there, but the chicks and duck.
lings had departed. The only way 70
keep wild ducks is to clip off their-heais.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

proved attachments, complete, only $50,
| at ). Brady's, Main street, next door to
| Capital National Bank, Bismarck, D. T.
Emmons County people visiting the Cap.
ital should give him call.
The Messrs. johnson and Scott, to
whom reference was made last week as
belng on the hunt for land in this vicin-
ity, succeeded in finding and fling on
what they wanted Mr.. j. F. johnson is
contesting fine timber claim few miles
from town--onc entered fifteen months
ago, on which no furrow has been broken.
Inc three gentlemen have returned to
their home in Traill county to close UP
their affairs. and will be out here next
valuable acquisition to our population.
being practical farmers. with teams,
stock, and other agricultural sinews of
war.
j. A. Dose, publisher of the Blade
Journal and a German newspaper at the
Capital, has skipped" The usual con
fidencc tricks, forgery and divers other
criminal acts are charged to his discrcdit.
The only cause fo1 rejoicing is in the fact
that probably the last cruelty-to- animals
pun on his name has been written -.
What might have been n serious acct
dent happened to Mr.. W. Hawkes. during
the "brcaking bee, Saturday. The team
of four horses bccsme unmanagcable.
line broke, thetedm ran away, and the
sulky-plow was badly demoraiizcd No
one was injured. and the runaways were
finally captured by Mr.. Lawrence Ficlden
The case OF McTavish vs.. Olcson, dam.
ages for alleged cutting and taking of
wood from plaintiff s claim. was to have
been tried last Thursday, having been
twice postponed. But plaintiff failed TO
appear on time and so Justice Campbell
after waiting half an hour, dismissed the
suit. Mr.. McTavish reached town soon
after, having been unav oidably delayed.
Mrs. d. r. Streeter returned Saturday
from her subscription canvass OF the
river and Beaver Creek regions. She went
down. by way of Winchester, Emmons-
in the edge of Campbell county. The
trip was very successful. and the RECORD
subscription list has been largely in
her sincere thanks for the hospitality and
kindness shown her everywhere on the
journey. q.
The Rev. David Writ, the gentleman
who preached to the people of Williams
port last Sabbath, has, in his capacity Of
missionary. traverscd large portion of
Dakota, besides having been resident of
the Territory for several years past.
During pleasant visit TO the RECORD
office he expressed himself as being de-
lighted with the country about Williams
port, and said he had never seen it sur
passed, if equaled, in points of good soil
and beautiful surface, in Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
The Fine CIydesdaIe Stallion,
c Y D f!

Il 600 pounds; is coal black, with white in
face and one white hind foot is sure fonl
Eetter He is out Of an imported horse aud a
season as follows: 80
AZ Alcnoken (Feagles's stabcs)-Mondays
a. ~; Henry Mayer,s south Of fsterling-Tuesdnys.
ca A. W1LLIAMSPORT George Walkers
O'Clock THURSDAYS. - - =
"a AT A. b. BATES,S, Oh Williansport-
days. IL ~
-
=. Parties using this horse will understand TINT
nnd colt until the note or service lis paid IN.
SIS, of which IS is to bc paid in
horse before breeding as he is The best st.iion in
this part ofthe country. Owned and hni,.iied by
STEPHEN p. TABER,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

Thanks.
&c the Editor Of the REcoRD:
WlLLlAMsPoRT, Dak., June 18, 1855

s5 the Editor Of the REcoRD: ssal
WlLLrAMsPoRT, Dak., June. .13, 1885.
The undersigned ask the freedom Of
the RECORD long enough to personally
thank all who directly or indirectly con-
Bee y happy success. Our estimation
of this unsolicited demonstration cannot
be fltly clothed with words, and by ACTS
rather shall we hope to prove it. To one
and all we say, Thank YOU, and trust
that nothing in the future shall mar the
friendehip Of the past and present.
Respectfully,
Mr.. AND Mrs. ]. H. WORST.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

You can buy more Pure Drugs, Chem
Mixed Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Benzine,
Gasoline, Varnishes, Paint and White
wash Brushes, Mineral Paints. Colors in
Oil, Glass. Putty, Staple and Fancy Drug
gists' Sundries, for less money, at the
wholesale and retail drug house Of Parker
s. Parkes than any drug store in Bis
marck. Your friends.
PHrtlIE1T>w W .7.as1ZFS
Bismarck, Dak>4,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
WinOna. st-s4aa1~|
Corres pondence of til. deanaxD -------~r 2
3 IWlNoNA, June H.. s
Assesso, Bumstead registered at the
Merchanfs' on the 9thI He was here on official {


Al Is WiNoNA, June H.. s.
Asscsso, Bumstead registered at the
Merchants on the 9th. He was here on official
business. ~. n g. ~ .!
Avote will bg taksd here on the 23d
build build a tweroom y @ cs6oi.hons p 5
Mr.. Paul Blum left for the East re-
join the Buffalo Bill eSnbinstion.
Wouldn't it have been good iaea TO
have seeded to oats and other crops th,s sesso"'
the many acres Of breaking nortlpeftown?
Mrs. D. r. Jones, the. cstimable wife oI
our Justice Of the Peace, has been sunetng 1o1
some time with severe attack Of neuralgia.
Mrs. D. N. Waterbury, the accom-,
plished wife of Winona's rustlidg architect anh i
charge Of our public stnool on the following
Monday. q
Mr.. g. P. Williams, the missionary who
has done such good work IN other. sections 2.
thinks ofreturning soon for the purpose OF organ
izing a Sabbath-school here
A dancing party took place here on the !,va.
evening of Wednesday, June 40. Although the
number present WAS limited on ACCOUNT q. = bad
s.ixss yss sS;s VIE
Mr. John Msososy sna psssy
up uEo,,t site. tos weeP slc I'D. which ~ ~ is
now everybody 8 petat the Winona rnnch Of Nc- s
Csss.S : Ehilds. AZ f9f..
Eors, asa Iepressnsaive msn6sfs -
Holanders recently seted IN ssa fss,,
gentlemen win WIT ti Ess shcns the ass g g,
McSiesnlsash sGoSksns 70 ossi iss and bra eolo
nfeS. ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
In the matter Of Glass.s

#.g 9bIshARChs ~ - y sslst's
To the Editor of the REcoRD
Seeing the notice in your paper q 4: stllesI
Parkes' lad, p We beg leave to didef h
those geuticmen III regard To- prices fOra
Glass. WeswiA not be undersQld tn the
Northwest. Respectfully, asssSSSS sss
SO. ~. \. FAuNoE " BRoNN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
Emmons County Record
WILLIAMsPoRT, = DAKOTA.
D. r. sTREETEn, Editor and Publisher.
Official Paper of the County.

As the RECORD circulates in all
sections of Emmons County, nnd as
every dollar expended for goods by
her citizens must of necessity go to
Bism arck. the columns Of this paper
arc am excellent m edium through
which the merchants ts of that city Gun
reach our citizens.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
Take Notice.

Take Notice.
A meeting WIN be held tomorrow
(Thursday) e1fng, at>he County Build
ing, for the ptrpose of considering the
matter of celebrating the Fourth of July
in Williamsport.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

Inc DrcuAlnH ASees
How doth the little busy Bee
Improve each sliinn' hour
In breakin' grodhd for plnntin wheat
For grndiia Into flour.
Oh. my The above has taken away the
writer's breath. = Rut now
he hath recovered sufficiently to relate the
facts.
AS previously annoucetl in the RECORD,
the dnv set for the ''breaking bee' on the
farm of School Superintendent Worst was
Saturday, June IL. Many of that gentle
mans friends and neighbors desired to
show the general appreciation of his kind
and .public.spirited course in providing
regular church services for the benefit of
this community And, in practical appli-
cation OF this desire, promptly at the time
ers met on the claim of Mr. Worst, and,
ere they departed, left their mark in Il
broad strip of upturned sod.
The field work was done by Messrs.
Henry Chapman. two teams of j. N.
Roop in charge Of John Daniels and John
Roop, Thomas Kelly, D. r. Rupert Je-
rome Brock. De H. Ycater. Lawrence
Fielden, E. c.. Campbell, w. Hawkes.
ElWith the teams OF, George Walker and II.
u Conner and tue Fsulky plow Of Messrs.
Connor & Armstrong;, Elmer Brineile, w.
"A. ulckS, w III. Defr \WlCn gang plOW
and w. L. Yeater' procession of Inuies).
Messrs. John Kurtz, Eugene Brock and
w. L. Yeater performed the etceteras in
an equally meritorious way,
Over twenty-one acres were broken, in
the highest style of the art.
The Misses Libbie and Ida Kurtz and
Mrs. l.. Fielden, Mrs. John Khrtz and
Mrs: w. L. Yrater took charees0f the ra-;
treslment arrangements, which were all
that hungry ploWmen could desire.
1t is hard to say who did the best plow-
ing, for all did we'll MI. Derr's gang
pillow, drawn by five mules, turned the
sod with marvellous rnpidity the sixteen.
inch breakers run by Messrs John. RoopC
John Daniels and w. A. Hicks threw IS
over ut rafting rate, and the rest of the
boys, with twelve and fourteen inch
walking and riding plows, laid tbgt sod
over straight, smoothly, elegantly
Miss Libbie Kurtz broke about one
acre and Miss Ida trifie less, and for
amateurs ut the business made credit
able record. 2e l
Is The day was pleasant, the ground in
good condition. and all hands jovial. Sew
erA teams were absent, owing to the
pressure of other engagements but their
desires were announced as being in har-.
mony with those who participated in the
Bee" aud several sent word, ''Not to-.
day; some other day.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

Goto PARKER g. PARKES, whoIcarry
the finest line of Wall paper in the North
west -Bismarck,, D. T. a'-1sf' a'-S
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

Try Frisby's Corn Killer.
H. H. Day, Matchmaker and Jcweler,
Bismarck, D. T.
Hats and Caps OF all styles. and quail
ties at Dahl Bros.
No trouble to show goods and give
prices on Furniture, at Searles'., Fifth
street. Bismarck.
Or. w. H. Williamson, the First-street
dentist, has moved his dental Office from
First street over Raymonds Bank.
Emmons County ladies visiting Bis
marck should call on Miss K. Brady,
Main street. next door to Capital Ma
tional Bank. who deals in fine Millinery
and sunshades, Wholesale and retail.
Emmons county people making pur-
chases in Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn s. Co. make a specially of pure
drugs which they sell at the most reason
able rates
When you are in Bismarck do not for
get to call on j. Brady. Main street,
next to Capital National Bank .anG see
the improved Domestic and White Sew
ing Machines.
Emmons County farmers should con-
suit their own interests by raising Barley.
They now have ut the Capital City a
kOOu anu SuIC luAhCb lOl lnlS pIOuuCVsI
The Bismarck Brewery will take all Bar.
ley raised in this section, at the highest
market price. Barley should be extern
sively sown. as it will be. u profitable crop.
Want a Better service.
A petition is row being signed at Frank
Frisby's drug store asking for an increase
in the mail service between Bismarck and
WilliamSport Draying that the present
scmi-weekly service be increased to tri-
weekly. As the mails are now carried,
much Inconvenience and annoyance are
experienced, and letters mailed after
Wednesday cannot be answered in less
than weeks time. Williamsport is an
important point. and with the rarA set
tlement of Emmons county the mail ser
vice should be adeGW' ely increased. -
Bismarck Tribune.
nivers,l4 ,,s are the thing for the
farmer. don't omit sowing some
Barley T1seo 10 now sure market for
it'at tt 3ismsrck Brrxery. J.,.f Z
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
COUNTY ITEMS.
Lfvona.
Correspondence of the REcoRn.

Correspondence of the REcoRD.
L1voNA, June II. IS
Mrs. c. G. Livingston, our rpostmistress,
is visiting Bismarck for few weeks.
Mr.. Giltner leaves this place soon for
st. Paul. to be absent during the summer.
Sheep-shearing is in full blast along the
river from Glencoe to the Campbell County line.
Mr.. Wesley Baker lost valuable marc
rtteeSemtiy s Ihe animal fell, breaking leg, when
u became necessary to shoot her. ss ssGs
Gayton,
Correspondence of the REconD.
GAYToN, June IL
A party will be given at the residence OF
MIR. w. l.. Gardner on June rs. 4,
Sheriff Wades new.housc is rapidly
sp o a ss and W
dences hereabouts. s,5sl
A number of new settlers have located
here this spring. Among the newcomers are
g. \ 9ahn w Il nss siss l:"' n East and
Uncle Thomas PayKs, besides being Il
.,ogalar county otitcip is establishing quite a
replJtation las a tars, s,6ian. A large proportion OF
his Batter product is marketed al Fort Yates
;Mr:NClarence East is having consider
nn,e S ., in procuring well water He has dug
Gur WeiIs, one of them sixty feet deep, Without
obtaining kuftlcient quantity of the fnid. Tiiis
Is something remarkable in this region.
:, mr.. Isaac N. East, who recently located
home was ss eSHTeim%e,x His fortunate in hs choice @
of creek which curvss ureSnd AIMING try
peninsus Ai.e, se.
butbling from tho bank within dozen Me- teet,,oi %,
each other He has utilized Pm" Ssnem Tnr rn,, ny
6a. 65a,Idine h.s 6S fo form trough and IN
receptacle the milk-cans are plnced. By this
ice-water temperature. MI. East saws or money e,'
wouldn tinduce hiinto leave Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
want a better service.

I. nivers,ll @ - are the thing for the
farmer. don't omit sowing some
Barley T1sso 10 now sure market for
it at tt Bismarck Brraery.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17
VIM. H. Trumb bull,
FAsHIoNABLE s.
Doet and Hhe0 Maker,

Cement and Rubber Patching q Spe-
cialty. First-cla Work Guaranteed.
Leave your orders A1etDs St1seef be-
tween Third and Fourth, Bismarck D. z.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-06-17

~ N. HUNT, Attorney ut Law. FINAL
~. PROOFS and CONTESTS a speciality.
Ten-per-cent money to loan on choice Final
Proofs. Highest price paid for County Orders.
Bismarck d. T. 46
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-14
NEW CORPORATIONS
Organized Under the General Laws of tn

The following corporations have been or
gained under the general laws of the State
for the week ending April 18th
The Eastern Electrical Cable Company.
Organized at Portland for manufacturing
using, selling and leasing to others to be
used, cable for electrical purposes; also to
lease, purchase, control, manage and sell
patent rights essential for the carving on OF
the business.
President Charles W Rand
Treasurer-Clarence NJ. Reed
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Reed. Chas. w
Rand. J. Mortimer Goldsmith and Chas S
Woodbury..
Capital stock, sl20,00O; stock paid in,
none; value of shares, $50 each.
WamkeaK Land and Improvement Com.
pany.
Organized in Bangor for purchasing, sell.
ing lands IN the State of Name, and develop.
ing and beautifying lands.
President and Treasurer-William H. Hill.
Jr.
Directors-William II. Hill, Jr., Frank H
c. Reynolds, Arthur NJ. Mason and John r.
Mason.
Capital stock, $4,000; paid in, nothing
par value shares, S25 each.
Rutland County Marble Works
Organized in Portland for the purpose of
doing general business in marble dealing in
quarries, mills, water rights, etc.
President-George A. Kimball
n
Directors-Geo. A. Kimball, Theodore II.
Emerson and John H. Brown.
Capital stock, 5000, 900; paid in, nothing
per value shares. 500 each.
Peruvian Electrical Construction and Sup.
PITY Company.
Organized in Portland for the purchase.
manufacture. ownership and sale of the ma
chinery, stock. appurtenances, appliances
and plant for any and all methods OF using
electricity for industrial, economic or orna-
towns of Peru, S. A.
President-Wm Widlund
Treasurer-Wm. Whitney Monroe
Directors-H. d. Stanley, X. f. Howkins,
VIM Whitney Monroe, VIM. Widluud.
Capital stock, S50,OOO paid in 500; par
value shares, 800.
samOset Manufacturing Company.
Organized in South Berwick, for the pur-
pose of the manufacture and sale of petro.
leum products, toilet articles soaps, etc.
President-Alfred II. Hall
Tteasurer-James w. Rollins
lfraA " Hall Jamos w pol
Inns and Geo c. Yeaton.
Capital stock, 5000, 900: paid in, 5000, 900
par value shares, $40 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-14
WAS IT MURDER i?
Timothy Bragg Dies Under Pc culiar
Circumstances
And There are Suspicious That He Was
Poisoned.

Saturday night, Timothy Bragg. a man of
about 30 years of age, residing on the Bel
grade stage road, four miles from the CITY
proper, but within the limits of Augusta.
died under circumstances that have aroused
grave suspicious in the community that his
death resulted from other than natural causes.
and there is belief 10 some quarters that he
was poisoned Something over a year ago,
well known physician commenced treating
Bragg for dyspepsia; making thorough ex-
animation OF the man, and finding his heart
and lungs in sound and healthy condition.
The treatment was continued and the patient
seemed to be gaining rapidly in health
About week ago he stepped into the doctor
ONCE and enquired If 1t was necessary TO con-
tinue taking the medicine. He was advised
to persist in its use. and left the office. Sun
day. as the physician was driving along the
road. he met relative Of Bragg's, and was
astonlshed to learn that his patient was no
more, having died Saturday night, in con-
vulsions. DR.. Besse had been summoned,
but arrived just the suffering man breathed
his last. The first named physician states
that Bragg told him that 'they tried to get
some poison into him Bragg but did not sue
We are informed that near relative of
BraRg's stated yesterday, that he was told the
deceased had died an easy DEATH but upon
visiting him found evidence of a violent
death struggle. Yesterday it was stated that
the body had turned black. and coroner's
inquest and post norton examination was
talked of, the stomach to be examined for
poison. The finger Of suspicion points in a
certain direction, and further developments
are awaited
Bragg " formerly employed by Mr.
John Mitchell, the carriage builder on the
east side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-04-14
state Board OF Health.

The State board Of health held its frs
meeting in the judiciary room, yesterday fore
noon. The board is constituted as follows
every member being present;
Frederick ii. Gerrish, Portland; Lewi
Barker, Bangor; Stephen J. Young Bruins
wick; o. A. Horr, Lewiston: f. G.. Jordan
Portland; j. o. Webster, Augusta.
DR.. Gerrish was elected permanent presi
dent, and DR.. Gerrish, Messrs. Young ant
Jordan, appointed n committee to draft by
laws. The larger portion of the time was oc
cupied in discussing the work of the board
ner of the State House will be used as per
manent office for the board, after having beer
fitted up for their use. The board adjourned
to meet May llth.