Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-08-28
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Buy machine oil of FrisbY.
Bulbcrries and plums are ripe.

ASK Frishy Cor quotations on lead and
oil
Go 10 II. Ii Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry. watches, repairing, etc.
Dr.. Petit is absent attending the terri
torial military cncampmcnt.
Miss Jennie smaley paid q visit te
friends in Bismarck This week.
Frishy will give 800 for any case OF
catarrh which his Catarrh Cure will moi
cure.
Miss Sarah Thornton. of Bismarck, i:
visiting Miss Annie NJ. Scott, at the LAT
ter's farm in the Brock neighborhood.
TO attempt to transact business withou
advertising, remarks shrewd busine-!
man, is like winking at q girl in the dark
| The combined letter sheet and cnycl-
opc (stamped) issued by the postotllce dc,
partm ent will for the present be sold only
in the large cities.
There are a good many prairie chickens
i'll the grass and stubble fields, and young
ducks are becoming quite plentiful on
the lakes and creeks.
| Mr.. David Ycatcr visited the Capital
City during the week where he purchased
Il pony. David won't miss calling on his
best girl regularly hereafter.
The len gthy heated term was broken
Wednesday night by u shower, and the
weather is now cool and pleasant. II
rained again Thursday night.
! Mr.. Wash Hawkes. returned Monday
from trip below Winchester, where he
went to do some breaking. Mrs. Hawkes.
accompanied him on the trip.
Mr. Dcrr brought a bunch Of millet
| to town Thursday whicI, was over four
feet in length. Thirty live stalks hud
apparently grown from one seed.
y. A. Call, Of Algona Iowa, is the sue
cessful bidder on the Steele WiIliamsport
mail route. and Mr.. Wiley Wilson on
that from Williamsport to Buchanan.
An agent for new encyclopedia tried
to sell one to a Western farmer but he
said he never could ride one nf them
pesky things without falling over En-
The pony which Thomas Bo,tomlcy
purchased from J. &. Taylor not long
ago, died last week, from the effects of
injuries received in an attempt to break
her.
Miss Eva Campbell has purchased of
Attorney Wright, Of Bismarck, the pretty
cream-colorcd pony on which Dr. Petit
was formerly wont 10 cavort over the
prairie.
During the great storm of Sunday be-
fore last lightning ignited the prairie
down III the Jerome Brock ncighborhood
But the rain came soon after and put out
the fire.
Mr.. Jacob Kulbercr bought a handsome
mare and her young colt from the herd of
Oregon horses driven through town re-
Gently. The animals cost $50, and were
cheap at the price.
Candidates should announce themselves
SO that people may intelllgently consider
their claims. If u man wants an Office he
should say so openly. This is the straight
forward course to pursue Pierre Free
Press.
Both our young attorneys and 4 num- :
Der of others went over to Glyton, Tues
day, in connection with the civil suit of
Pitcher vs. Cotton, taken on change Of
| venue from Squire Campbell to Squire
Weller. Tho case WAS continued.
We arc informed that Isaac Jsaacson,
| who lived scvera! miles north OF town,
on section 4, township 1876, range IS, died
| in Bismarck on the 18th inst. lie was
victim Of consumption. u dircaso with
which he had long been aliuE.
Miss Fannie Crawford, who was called
East some months ago by the illners ef
her mother returned home last week.
Her many friends in Emmons and Bur
leigh counties will be pained to learn
that her mothers illness terminated fa
tally.
y Wiliamsport lady lad ono af hel
feet slightly punctured the other day by
the point Of a shing!e,nail which pene
trated one of q pair Of shoes that cost s:
lin advcrtiaing). She remarked, 80 my
wonder if itll cause lock-iawT' I'm.
possible absurd 1t can't be locked
Attorney Hcrrjck is in Winona, where
he went in connection with a case of tres
pass against w, l.. Gardner, for cuttin,
hay on Vim. McCrory's land The cas'
was first brought before Squire Weller
at Gaytou, where Gardner pleaded no
guilty. a. change of venue was taken I.
Squire Waterbury.
When the river fell, after The storm o
Aug. IS, the timber Of DEVILS Gulcl
bridge were discovered e,n 8 sand-bsr a
the river. AS soon Wy tue bar was dr.,
enough to alloW5"o:. was begun in bring
ing back the .inlbers and repairing tn
bridge. II will. we arc informed, sool
be ready for travel.
Tribune, 22d "Don Stevenson came il
from the Cannonball yesterday, where 1T
is putting up 800 tons of hay. He ha
already secured 400 tons. and will tinis
in about two weeks. Mr.. Stevenson
market in this city, which is supplied l.
fresh beef from bis own ranch, is N
thriving condition"
Aberdeen News: "The News has learne
that $4,000 worth of graders SUPPLE