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

made the RECORD Office visit, He is
stopping with his cousin, Master Israel
Robinson. The two boys are keeping
bach" for few days, Mr.. Aandige and
family will be down soon.
Mrs. D. M, Waterbury left on the Terry
for Pierre, from whence she will travel
via the Northwestern to Minneapolis,
where she will enjoy few weeks vaca-
ton and secure much needed rest.-[Wi-
mona Times.
Railroad enterprises are as thick as
blackberries in Dakota this season, and
there is every reason to believe that there
will be more miles of road built than
DUNG any previous year in her history.
l-[Pierrc Free Press.
Dunlap's Bulletin says that the imml.
grafton of this season will take up about
all the vacant land left in the Huron,
Aberdeen and Bismarck districts. between
the James and Missouri rivers, south OF
the Northern Pacific railroad.
The Sterling people ure working cner-
getically to secure share Of trade from
Eastern and Northeastern Emmons,
Steps are being taken to establish post
offices south of Sterling, one at Mr.. Bail
ey's and both On the road to Williams
port.
Tribune "E. A. Lilly, whose mild and
aesthetic name goes far from giving the
reader an impression of the rip. .snorting
cowboy of Livona. swooped down upon
the city in all his fury, Thursday evening,
and is still among the Shcridan's con
splcuous guests.
The cost per head for feeding cattle
since the snow fell early last January has
been about $1.00. From now until next
December or January it will cost to keep
them just 5000. This is the finest coun-
try in the world for herds of stock not
exceeding few hundred.
Minneapolis Journal, 22d "E. H. BLY,
returned TO Bismarck from the East to-
day, where he has been negotiating for
the System of waterworks for which he
has charter. 1t is understood that the
work will he commenced at once. Over
800, 900 will be expended"
The Burleigh County Farmer (Sterling)
is now in a cozy building of Its own.
Brother Campbell is to be congratulated
on the success of his enterprise. He is
publishing good paper, and one which
is doing some splendid work for his town
and for eastern Burleigh county gen.
orally,
Sterling Farmer: "The death of Mr.
Procunier by damps in we'll in Emmons
County last week called forth recipe
from one of our readers that is simple
and effective. It is simply to pour a
quantity of fresh Water into the we'll.
and if necessary keep small flow of
water while digging"
Mr.. Charles A. Daubey came do wa
last week to look over the country about
Williamsport 1t suited him, of course,
and he therefore concluded to locate.
His brother, H. G. Daubey. will be out
from Minnesota in few days, with
stock, implements, etc. Their claims are
few miles from town.
1t is hardly necessary to call the atten-
ton of our citizens to the fact that the
drug house of Dunn & Co., Bismarck,
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 be convinced of the fact.
tits reported. says the Campbell County
Courier, that the Chicago G. Northwest
ern Railway Company has surveyors In
the field working northwest from Red
field. 1t begins to look as If the section
of country between Pierre and Bismarck
and the jim and Missouri rivers would
receive its quota Of railroads this year.
It's time.
The LaMoure Progress contains ten
notices of contest of timber-culture claims
in the ST. George neighborhood. mostly
instituted by q colony of settlers who
have lately taken lands in that vicinity.
It looks very much as if the bena-fide
settlers in this county will be able to take
care of land-frauds in the future. Car.
rington News.