Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-04-28
IN TOWN AND OUT. ,

u1ios EtHHAttu 1oIuIueu GO OlSI1laFck
Saturday.
William Baxter came up from Roop on
Friday last.
Attorney Armstrong visited the Capital
City last week.
Go to "The Fair" in Bismarck, for
your Millinery Goods.
Mr.. e. j. Worst hos removed from Chi.
cago to Little Rock, Ark.
Northern Pacific preferred stock, Sat-
urday, in New York, 57e,
John Daniel, of Roop, paid visit to
the county seat Thursday. :.
Go to H. H, Days, Bismarck, for Jew.
elrY, watches, repairing, etc. 80. -
The new schoolhouset in the e|Chapman
settlement is losedjand:roofed.
The Pioneer Excayatofs" have finished
walllng Mr.. Wash Hawkes's s we'll.
Correspondents should always be care.
ful to write proper names plainly.
The cheapest and best line Of Millinery
Goods in Biamarck is at! 1.-THE Fair
The RECORD eutQt will return to the
old stand at the county seat next week.
j. w. Parker Successor to Parker &
Parkes). Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Bismarck Oak.
% Seventeen bushels of wheat were raised
from one grain of seed in three years on
Dakota farm.
Messrs. Matthews and Bumstead, of the
Beaver Creek metropolis, were in Will
transport last week.
Samples of new spring styles in Wall
Papers may be had by writing r. L Du-
rant s. Co.. Bismarck.
Messrs. J. H. and W. H. Worst have
built stable on the railroad land be-
longing to E. j. Worst.
A number of Hollanders were in Will
Transport last Friday. Anne Bakers s
final proof was the occasion.
1t is estimated that more than double
the acreage of corn will be planted IN
Central Dakota this year than last.
1t is asserted by outside newspapers
that the population Of Dakota will be in
creased at least 1oo,0 900 during 1885,
There have been two heavy rains within
a week. Grain is coming up nicely. The
season thus far has been absolutely per.
feet.
Mr.. Joseph Redoute, of Clayton, was in
Williamsport on Thursday last He will
soon move his family from Alexandria,
MINI.
Bismarck Journal: Captain Flick has
claim on section 8, township 131, range
76, near Winchester, and is holding it
down, as an old soldier should"
, Messrs. Peter Bartholomew and F. D.
Walker and Postmaster Mrs. G. J.Walker,
of Armstrong, Oak, visited the county
seat on Thursday last.
And now the meek-eyed female bovine
pursueth the fragrant wild onion, and
the busy housewife looketh with disgust
upon the lacteal product.
One fact which denotes the public
spirited character of our new settlers this
spring Is that nearly all of them imme-
diately subscribe for the RECORD.
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.
The family of Mr.. John F. Cell, of 12-
184-77, arrived at Bismarck last week
from their former home in Detroit, Mich,
and will reach Williamsport in day or
two.
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.
There is not vacant seat to be found
of late on west-bound trains of the
Northern Pacific Railroad coming into
Bismarck. Going east one can have
couple Of seats to himself.
Mr.. Crosby, Of Bismarck, met the
school board of Williamsport School
Township last Friday evening. Mr..
Crosby is looking after the interests of
the Automatic Seat Company.
Amusement events in Bismarck are as
follows: Little Brown Jug" April 80 !;
Eli Perkins, May %; t'The Jolly Path
finders May "a and IS; ]. B. Polk ORA
matte Combination, June 25 and 26.
There is now steady stream of immi-
grafton pouring into all parts OF Emmons
County. The large body of agricultural
lands in Williamsport, Logan and Cherry
Grove townships>will all be taken up this
year.
Railroad building has commenced in
earnest in Dakota, and there is no longer
any room to doubt that 1886 will see more
miles built than any previous year, with
possibly one exception, = Pierre Free
Press.
Nebraska farmers are experimenting
with ash-leaved maple (bsx-elder) as a
sugar.producing tree. Samples of mo-
lasses and sugar made of the sap have the
appearance and taste of the Vermont
article.
The family of Mr.. Mandigo arrived
at Bismarck, SUNDAY. They had quite a