Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Messrs. Pitcher and Ogle are digging a
well for Mr.. w. Hawkes..
Go to II. II. Days jewelry store, Bis
marck, for holiday presents.
The Brock brothers had one of their
horses kicked few days ago.
Big Cloak and Millinery Sale at II. r.
Mead & Co. IS, Bismarck, Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roop and Miss Ida paid
a visit to Prof. and Mrs. Keim, recently
Dry Goods cheaper than ever at II. r.
Mead & Co. IS, Main street. Bismarck, Oak.
Mr.. Farrell, the blacksmith, brought
his family down from Bismarck last
week.
Another week of thawing weather.
Isn't it about time winter was coming
along?
Landlord Bottomley and Attorney Her
rick returned Monday from trip to Bis
marck,
j. w. Parker (succcssor to Parker s.
Parkes) Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Bismarck Oak.
Merchant Conner departed for the Cap
ital City yesterday, and will return with
load of goods.
Attorney Il. B. Allen, of Bismarck,
visited Wiliamsport Monday, returning
home yesterday.
Week before last Mr., D.. r. Rupert be-
gan narrowing liis. ground, preparatory
to spring seeding.
Mrs. Capt. Cotton has been made happy
by the finding of her pony. which had
strayed from the fold.
Prof. Kcim now has his feed-mill in
operation. 1t is the Young America"
manufactured at Columblana, Ohio.
Remember that the old, reliable drug
house of Dunn & Co., Bismarck, is oppo-
site the Sheridan House. on Main street.
The latest, newest and most tasty de-
signs in Gents Furnishing Goods always
on hand at reasonable prices, at Dahl
Bros, Bismarck.
j. Brady, Bismarck, has on hand
complete stock of sewing machines,
sewing machine needles, oils, attach
mcnts, and repairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Brock, of the Half
way Farm (lialf-way between Winchester
! and WilllamsporD were visiting ut Mr..
John Kurtzs the other day.
marck, and get by mail copy of Mrs.
II
Dakota with General Custer"
Bushman & Co., Dakota Block, Bis
marck, have the largest and best stock of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, and Crock
cry, and they sell at the lowest prices.
Emmons county people making pur-
chascs in Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn & Co, make Il speciality of pure
drugs, which they sell at the most reason-
able rates.
Buy your Pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty and Wall Pa.
per at the Palace Drug Store, Dakota
Block, Bismarck, Oak. Your friend,
J. W. Parker.
Sec here! If you want pure Drugs, at
bedrock prices, don't forget that the old
and reliable firm Of Dunn & Co., Bismarck,
is the one to patronize. Live and let
livc' is their motto.
We have on hand lot of Cloth Caps,
heavy and WARM, for winter use, such as
Plush and Chnchillas, in different quail
ties, which we will sell regardless of cost
Dahl Bros, Bismarck, Oak.
A party of young folks called on Mr..
and Mrs E. G. Packer last Monday even.
ing. A pleasant sociable time was had ;
and the party returned thanks to the host
and hostess for their kind hospitality
Ladies' and Childrcn's Cloaks and Mil
linery sold at wonderfully low figures, for
the next thirty days, at Miss Kinney's,
| Third street, Bismarck, Oak, second
door north of Main street. Special atten.
ton given to dressmakng. -
Very few voters put in an appearance
Monday to cast their ballots on the ques-
ton of bonding William5port Township
in the sum of 81, 400 for the erection of
two schoolhouscs. Twepty-sevcn votes
were cast-22, for and against the meas
| urc.
| Commissioner Yeatcr is minus a log
chain, lost between Willamsport and the
river, and his soul yearncth for its recov.
| cry. AS the article is branded, w. L. can
recognize it, Any one wishing to see an
overpowerng and heavenly grin can be
accommodated by finding and returning
the missing links.
| In recent letter to Mr. Robert Blu.
chanan, our absent granger friend Mr..
| Thomas Kelly states that there has been
| plenty of snow ut Campbcllford (Ont. !,
| and the roads are filled badly. The
weather as a rule has been disagreeable
| and the farmer has been wrestling with q
bad cold and chils and fever.
The mail due Monday did not get in
until yesterday, owing to sickness among
the stage animals. Mr.. Benz amin hal
been very unlucky of late, having los,
two mules, and others being sick. Billy
Murphy came in this trip with single
mule, and u lame one at that. But Billy
will "get there" even if he has to trun-
die the mail on wheelbarrow.
Oh, yes; the winters are terrible
thing IN Dakota On Saturday, Feb. 8,
Messrs. B,ttomley and Herrck put a
large amount of seed grain through the
tanning mill. The work was done out
doors, and both the workers were in theil
shirt sleeves. There have been ten or
dozen days this month when little or nc
fire has been necessary for comfort even
in ''shack."
Mr.. John Kurts reached home Friday
from his Ashland visit, The gentleman
walked up from the river as far as Bu
chanan and, as he was going at a two
forty gait in order to come up with g
vehicle waiting short distance ahead,
we were unable to interview him. We
noticed that Mr.. Kurtz looked well
for man who has stood the horrors OF
an Ohio wintcr--but that he had sort
of housekeeping gait, as of one accus
toned to wading through foot of slush
We welcome Mr.. Kurtz back to the Lord {
country.
Bad luck and good luck come to most
people in such way as to strike some.
thing like fair average. But certainly
County Superintendent Worst has met
with more than his share of the bad
in the matter of horses and mules Hav-
ing lost Two horses within year or so, q
few months ago he purchased span of
/ as fine raules could he fnund or tha