Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-04-07
IN TOWN AND OUT,
Go to Frisby's for Blue Stone, e
Go to Frisby's for Tree Seeds.

Go to Frisby's for Cuttings aud Trees
Mr.. Patrick G. Foley is again at home
on his claim. near Roop,
Go to H. II. Days. Bismarck. for jew
Try, watches, repairing, etc,
Mr.. Alva w. Scofield has entered the
northwest quarter of 12-1s4-T,
Buy your blue vitrio] from J. w. Par
kcr druggist, Dakota Block. Bismarck.
], W. Parker (successor to Parker &
Parkes), Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Bismarck Oak.
Samples of new spring styles in Wall
Papers may be had by writing Il. L Du-
rant & Co., Bismarck
The Misses Lille and Sadie Keim ar
rived at WilIiamsport, from their visit to
Ohio, last Wednesday.
Mr.. L. II. Lilly has gone to Forsyth,
Montana, where Lc will do. the cowboy
act during the summer.
Mr.. Keebler has located south of town,
and will proceed to get things in readiness
for his family. who are yet In Philadel-
phm.
Mr.. G. A. Riggs was among the callers
ut the RECoRn Office since last issue. MIR.
r. intends to farm quite extensively this
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of Glencoe,
came down to attend the funeral of Mr..
Procupier. peceased was an uncle OF
Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Fielden. mother of Mr. Lawrence
Fielden, arrived last week from Battl,
Creek, Mich. The lady comes here to re-
side permanently.
The Mayor of Mitchell received a lette,
from Germany inquiring how many chill
dren the writer can support on 100 acres
of land iu Dakota.
Mr.. John F. Grill. Of Detroit, Mich.
has settled upon the southwest quarter Of
l2-134-T His wife and family will b.
here during this month.
Bushman s. Co.. Dakota Block, Bis
u,arck, have the largest and best stock Of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes, and Crock
cry, and they sell at the lowest prices.
Buy your Pure Drugs, Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty and Wall Pa
per at the Palace Drug Store, Dakot;
Block, Bismarck, Oak. Your friend
]. w. Parker.
Mr.. Joseph Linsey, wife and five chill
.lrcn reached Wil)iamsport Saturda,
seven,ng from Ashland -es,unty, Ohio
They are at present keeping house at Mr.
David Yeater's,
Mr.. w. NJ. Derr purchased in Bismaacl
Il new Studebakcr light wagon. This
with his team of matched ponies, make.
Il very stylish turnout. Mr.. Derr will US,
the outfit in his butcher business.
Tcndcrfoot-What makes the people oil
Emmons County all so fat and jolly? Old
rlmrr--Don'tyou kn wv? Why, becaus.
they buy their fresh and salt meat. sau
sage, etc., from Geo. Guss ner, Bismarck
Mr.. Stanley de Quettcville came dowr
last week. The gentleman intends hav
ing ten acres more broken on his clam
this year, and will be down shortly to re
mann. He has many friends here, wAt
will be pleased to~welcome him.
The Secretary of the Interior has de-
cided that widow who has complied
with the requirements of the homestead
Jaw up to her husbands 8 death is not re
qulret to continue residence on the land
but may complete the claim by contnu
ing to cultivate it during the remainder
OF the period.
1t is hardly necessary to call the. atten.
tion of our citizens to the fact that tli&
drug house of Dunn s. Co., Bismarck
opposite the Sheridan House, keeps OF
hand at all times large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. Give them cal
and be convinced of the fact.
The arrival Of several immigrants from
California this week suggests that the
Pacific Slope is not what it is cracked ur
to be. They speak in glowing terms ol
the climate, but say that it is not pool
mans paradise by any means. Dakoti
immigration is taking on a new phase
They not only come from east, north
and south. but from the west, to the nat
ural farming center of the world.-[El
lcndalc Commercial.
George, in printing our cognomen, put!
it, Editor Darwin r. Strceter, of Blu
chanan." Right you are, George. Thi
country is settling up so rapidly, ant
there are so many people here, that ont
can't go ten miles from the county sea
without residing near one of the man,
postoffices established for the accommo
dation of our citizens We can, from til,
Record Building, in Williamsport, jour
ney to all outlying postoff1ce nearly a
soon as you could reach the "dance
house." Dye see7
The following, from the Hoskins Her
aid, shows the whereabouts Of youn.
man who was formerly muIe-engineer OF
the Roop- Ellendale stage line, and VIII,
has many friends and well ,wishcrs in thi
part of the country I'VE chronicle witt
regret this week the retirement from tin
Ellcndale stage line of Mr.. George Cocb
rune. He will remain at Glendale, wher,
he will become knight of the anvil
Mr.. Cochrane leaves an army of friend