Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-11-25
So PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

visited the Williamsport country a short
time ago. has made arrangements to re-
turn, and, with his family, will prob.
ably be here this week. He will bring
with him several horses and quite herd
of cattle.
Sec here! If you want pure Drugs, at
bedrock prices don't forget that the old
and reliable firm of Dunn g. Co., Bismarck,
is the one 10 patronize.~ "Llve and lot
live'' is their motto.
r. L. Durant g. Co., Fourth street, Bis
marck, Oak, carry large line of Mu-
sical Instruments, Pianos, Organs, Vio-
Inns, Banjos, Accordions, etc. Write for
Catalogue and terms.
We have on hand lot of Cloth Caps,
heavy and warm, for winter use. such as
Plush and Chinchillas. in different quail
ties, which we will sell regardless of cost.
Dahl Bros, Bismarck.
Parker s. Parkes have added to their
immense Drug stock mammoth stock of
Books for the Holiday Trade. and are Of
fering them at prices that will outdo all
competition in this line.
1t is poor economy to buy cheap goods
when, by paying little more, you can
secure good article. You can get the
BEST sewing-machine at a reasonable
price at J. Brady's, Main street, Bismarck.
Why not have dance Ito be attended
by people from all parts of the county, in
the new Jail, when it is completed9 1t is
probably the only chance most of us will
ever have of seeing the inside of the
structure.
Master Will Packer is genuine y oung
Dakota rustler He has been working
with the thrashcrs, and has earned for
himself quite a snug sum of money.
Pretty good for boy not over year in
his teens"
Notwithstanding the disgraccful pro-
ceedlngs which took place at Winona, re-
Gently, where drunken mob held posses
sion Of the town for days, not a word in
condemnation do we find in the columns
of the Times.
A dollar saved is dollar made, and
people buying dry goods should see to it
that they buy where they get the most re-
liable goods for the least money. The
place to find such goods is at H. r. Mead
e Co.'s, Dakota block, Bismarck, D. r.
One of the most successful poultry
raiscrs we have heard of is Mrs. Wiley,
living in the northwestern part of this
county. She had nine hens to begin
with, last spring. From these she sold
80 dozen eggs, and now has 81 chickens,
81 of them being pullets'
Ignite coal is being discovered
many points of the Missouri Slope and
elsewhere in Dakota. 1t is an assured
fact that, when railroads are built, rs
they soon will be, connecting the various
sections of the Territory, Dakota will
have as cheap fuel as Pennsylvania.
An "cntcrprising" citizen of Williams
portrecertly attempted to buy the lot on
which the town we'll is situated Mr.. Nc
Kenzic refused to sell, however, as the
wcllwas provided for the convenience of
the people of the town, and will not be
allowed to become private property.
The RECORD recently spoke of Mr.. j. B.
Brock having traded his watch for team
of "ponics." J. B. brought the ANIMALS
down from Bismarck last week. Instead
of being ponies, they are pair of young,
well-matched, sorrel horses, weighing
from 1000 to LOO pounds. They were
great bargain.
J. w. Clarke, Bismarck, has made ire.
mendous cut in the prices of Holiday
Books, Albums, etc. "Chattcrbox," 49c;
and Others in proportion. A 25-cent
Christmas card given away with every
dollars worth of goods. Goods not on
the cheap table sold at rctaii price except
pianos and organs.
Nature, says the Chicago Inter Ocean,
has come to the assistance of Pat Donan,
and the future satisfactory settlement of
the bachelor problem in the territory will
be brought about. 1t is asserted that the
census shows that about two-thirds of
the children born in Dakota are girls, and
that the supply will equal the demand in
about seventeen years.
DO you see those two gentlemen com.
ing down the street with market baskets
on their arms7' Eyes one of them is
fat, ruddy and smiling, while the other
is bilious looking aud cadaverous. What
causes the contrast between thems'' zone
buys his groceries, meats, etc., at the
well-known and popular store of George
Gussner, Main street, Bismarck. The
lean man goes elsewhere to trade."
Nathaniel Prssho has material on the
ground for the erection Of building on
Fourth street-zlot 90, block 37--which he
will oecupy Us 4 bakery aha butcher:
shop, Mr.. frssbo is q fi.st-class baker,
atd will build a'brirL>bycn of the latest
pattern and most approved style. He
will also airi ty run No meat-nlarket.
His enterprise is highly con1mendabie,
atid II is to be hoped that suceess ttnpret:
edented will be his reward.s-[Winotia
Times,
All Gdhtented and HAPPY.
There isno gainsaying the fact that,
with sll,sta fial and narmanent dwal1inu uc