Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-05-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

master at Winona
The Rev. David Writ will preach mex
Sunday at II o'clock.
Go to THE Fair" in Bismarck, fo
your Millinery Goods.
Northern Pacific preferred stock, Sat
urday, in New York, 554.
Go to H. H. Days, Bismarck for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
W There are twenty three scholars LISTED
IN Williamsport School No. r
One Of Landlord Bottom1ey's mares
died in Bismarck the other day.
The cheapest and best line of Millinery
Goods in Bismarck is at "Thc Fair"
W. F. Kruger, of Alta, Iowa, has filed
on the northeast quarter of 22-134-75.
Owing to the heavy rain last Sunday
, there was no session of the Sabbath
j. w. Parker Successor to Parker &
Parkcs), Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Bismarck, Oak.
Dr. Roop is making arrangements to
have his trce-claim (northeast quarter
10-135-76) broken up.
Samples of new spring styles in Wall
Papers may be had by writing r. L Du-
rant & Co., Bismarck.
Mr.. II. S. Parkin has brought in a
carload of Angus Aberdeen (poled) cat
| tie for his Cannonball ranch.
In another column is an advertisement
ny the winchester School Board for pro-
posals to build school house.
Regular meeting of the Williamsport
Temperance Society next Sunday, imme-
dlatcly after preaching service.
Work on the extension of the railroad
from Ipswich to Roscoe began last week.
Cars are to be running in ninety days.
! Work has been resumed on the well in
which MI. Procunier met his death, and
depth of over eighty feet has already
been reached.
A vast prairie-fire overran large por-
tions of Mcintosh and Mcpherson coun-
ties, fortnight ago. Several new settlers
were burned out.
MIR. A. Ii. Watson, an old Columbiana
county (Ohio) acquaintance of Mr.. Arm
strong, contemp]ates taking up his abode
in Emmons county.
Mrs. Eliza Welker, of Ada, Ohio, an
aunt ot Attorney Armstrong, was burned
TO death !, few days ago. No particulars
have yet been received.
1t is said that chloride of lime mixed
with water and sprln <lcd about dens and
harbors of rats and mice will etfectualy
rid the premises Of these pests.
Messrs. II. w. Irwin and B. Green,
from the vicinity of Steele, were in town
Monday after oats, $40 bushels of which
they purchased from Mr.. john Kurtz.
Buy your Pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints ()i1S E1occ prftv M,l1
per at the Palace Drug Store, Dakota
Block. Bismarck, Oak. Your friend,
j. W. Parker:
Mr. Michael Rush and family arrived
from Montana last week. and are stop.
ping temporarily ut the residence of Mr.
Thomas Kelly. Mr.. Rush brought quite
a herd of horses with him.
The Dawson s. Northern Railroad COM.
pany has been incorporated. The road
will run north from Dawson Kiddcr
county, and it is believed will be owned
by the Northern Pacific.
Since last issue there have been two
heavy rains, aud grain of all kinds IS
residents interested in Emmons county
we will state that the season thus far has
been all that could be desired.
Nlt 'oVNSlll3 tCCOulIJttllCU NY Nlls WALL
dolpll, was in town Monday. Mr. Good
sill is resident of Napoleon, the scat of
government of our ncighborng county
Of Logan, and visited Wllliamsport for
the purpose of purchasing oats
The many friends of Miss Ida Roop
were startled and panied to learn, Fri
day afternoon. that she was suffering
from IL severe--in fact, dangerous--ill-
ness. But we are happy to be able to
state that the young lady has recovered.
III Il few weeks the Fourth of July Will
be here. Wouldn't it be a good idea to
take time by the forelock and make az.
rangements for a proper celebration of the
racing, ETC., in the daytime, with dance
at night.
Miss Jennie Smalley Is becoming
first class granger, She is also somewhat
of "Nimrodess." It is not well for 30.
innocent faces outside their burrows, for
the click of u British Bulldog is music
to tho young ladys ear
Estelline Bell "No less than years S
subscription awaits the man, at this
office, Who will invent Il style Of saw that
won't make eight times as much noise
while being used to carve up little
wood for breakfast Sunday morning as
it does any other morning.
Mr.. A. Croghan has paid considerable
attention to putting out trees around his
house, and they make the place look ex-
cecdngly homclike. He has also quite a
lot of shrubbery His juneberries and
plums are in bloom, and some of his
Young currant bushes will bear this year.
It is hardly necessary to call the atten-
tion OF our citizens to the fact that the
opposite the Sheridan House, keeps on
hand at all times large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. Give them call
and he convinced of the fact.
A number of teams belonging to Con:
tractor McGarvey, of Bismarck, passed
through town Friday en- route for Cen
trail Dakota where they will go to work
on the extension of the Milwaukee road
west through Edmunds county Some
peoplawouldn't b. surprised if the Mil
waukec road built north as well as west
from Ipswich.
Two brothers by the name of Van Du
sen, with their families, r.. Harrison anC
G. G. Thompson. from Grant county,
Dak., drove into Williamsport last even.
ing, and departed this morning. Theil
objective point is Hancock, Mclean
county. They are intelligent and sub
stantial people. and will be a valuable
acquisition to the population Of Mclean
Bismarck Correspondence Mandan Pho
necr "Jack Waldron, an old-timer, ant
who claims to have been the first settler
Lin Bismarck, has instituted proceedings
7 tn caDt,re the tOwnSitc Of WinOna