Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-03-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Bismarck this week.
Farewell. old Winter Your behavior
has been excellent.
Mr.. Charles Edick is homo again. He
came down Sunday.
go TO =; q; Days jewelry store, Bis
Mrs. Capt. Gotten is suffering from
severe attack of sore throat.
Commissioner Gaytop has been in any
thing but good health for several weeks.
Mr.. Rea has sent us plats of 1914,
1854, and 136-74, which shall be pub
l!shed soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of Glencoe,
returned home Friday from their visit to
Williamsport.
The workmen have struck water in
Mr.. E. j. Worst's we'll. We did not learn
ut what depth.
j. w. Parker (successor to Parker a.
Parkes), Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Bismarck Oak. 90
Mr.. Farrell and family will move into
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodgkinson.
II. H. Durant 81 Co., Bismarck, arc sole
agents for the popular "Chicago Cottage
Organ" Catalogues free.
At the meeting of the County Board,
Monday, the RECORD was continued as
the Official paper for the ensuing year.
Remember that the cid, reliable drug
house Of Dunn q Co., Bismarck, is oppo-
site the Sheridan House. on Main street.
The Roop, Boutillicr & Worst THRASH
ing Company met Thursday and effected
settlement of their thrashing accounts.
Treasurer Don Stevenson arrived in
Wllliamsport Friday. He was searching
for some cattle that have strayed away
from the herd.
Bushman s. 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.
Mr.. Knox, of the Buchanan neighbor-
hood, is building q house on his claim
and we hear that "housewarming" is
TO take place therein when it is finished.
Emmons county people making pur-
chascs in Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn o. Co, make specially Of pure
drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rates.
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
See herel If you want pure Drugs, at
bedrock PRICES, don't forget that the old
and reliable firm of Dunn & Co., Bismarck,
is the one TO patroniZe. Live and let
live" is 1hcir motto,
The following are the Emmons County
members of the Grand Jury recently
drawn at Bismarck james McGee, Thos
Morton. William McCrory, j. l.. Boutil-
lier, c. II. Bumstead. So we hear. ar
Mr.. S. F. Christy lost his cow Monday.
While reaching through theside of the
stall into the man ger Of pony standing
next to her, her head became fastened
and her neck was broken.
Ladies' and Children's Cleaks and Mil.
linery sold at wonderfully low figures, for
the next thirty days, at Miss Kinney's,
Third street, Bismarck, OAK, second
door north of Main street. Special atten-
ton given to dressmaking.
At the recent County Beard session the
license for three years to run ferry be-
tween Winona and Fort Yates was let to
Mr.. H. s. Parkin, for the sum of 1926
per year. Mr.: II. +. Douglas was the :
next highest bidder, al 1914.
The Wlnona gentlemen attending the
powwow Of the head chiefs of the various
tribes of the Emmonsonaix, at the county
seat, Monday, were Commissioner Child,
Marsh. Chatka Agard, and Charlie Lock.
The Commissioners, at Mondays meet
ing. considered the matter of the Dykcma
family, of the hollander settlement, ap-
plicants for relief as needy poor. G. II.
Bumstead was authorized to visit the
family, make inquiries, and, if required,
procure necessarieS for them Immediately.
Messrs Mark Wilson and G. H. Bum
stead were in Williamsport last week.
while going to and returning from Bis
marck. The gentlemen evidently intend
10 farm quite extensively this season, as
we noticed hoe occupying prominent
position on the load which they brought
back
Messrs. Pagel and Mahaney. of Win
chester. were in town Monday, on bust
ness before the County Board. The gen
tlemen say that cattle on Beaver Creek
are coming through the winter in fine
condition, and much Of the time their
only food has been the rich cured grass
on the prairie.
Bachelors, take heart. Mr. J. N. Roop
has received q letter from PENNSYLVANIA
gentleman stating that eleven families
will leave his neighborhood for Emmens
County this spring. One family contains
seven young ladies. Get on the good
side of j. NJ, boys learn the girls ad-
dress, and send on your photographs.
The arbitration Of the differences be-
tween Messrs. Daniel Long and ]. N.
Roop was effected last Thursday. Mr.. J.
H. Worst selected by Mr.. Roop, and Mr..
". L. Yeater, selected by Mr.. Long and
Uncle Thomas Parks. chosen by Mcssrs.
Worst and Yeater, constituted the board
OF arbitration. They found in favor of
Mr.. Long for $31.60.
Mr. Fl. 8. Parkin, the well-known Can
nonball stockman, was IN town Monday.
On being asked by Williamsport farmer
which he considered the most profitable
stock to raise, Mr.. Parkin replied: II can
raise horse as cheaply as chicken"
And this IS literally true, as native or ac-
climated horses will run the range all
winter. and come out in good flesh In the
spring.
Among the callers at the RECORD Office
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Pot
ter. who were on their way to Bismarck,
where they take the train east. their OBJ
jective psint being Des Moines, Iowa.
The RECORD regrets that these pleasant
young people have left Emmons County.
aud they will be missed greatly, not only
at Winchester, but by people in other
sections of the county who have become
acquainted with them. The REcoRD
wishes the young couple success and hap
piness wherever their lot in life NAV be
cast !; but we predict that, like all others
who leave Dakota tt,np x,;ll ,.o%,, -, .,,:AL.s.