Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-02-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.
The Commissioner found his log .cll

page.
Northern Pacific preferred, Saturday,
in New York. 5Sh.
Mr.. Charles Edick will return home
the latter part of this week.
Another week of thawng weather, with
two or three slight showers.
Go to II. II: Days jewclry store, Bis
marck, for holiday presents.
The Williamsport School Township
Board held meeting Friday.
Big Cloak and Millinery Sale at II. r.
Mead & Co.'s, Bismarck, Oak.
Sheriff Wade, with Chester Gilbert in
charge, went up to Bismarck Thursday.
Dry Goods cheaper than ever at II. r..
Mead & Co. s, Main street, Bismarck, Oak
Uncle Thomas Parks is stopping at the
county seat, and will remain for week
or two.
j. w. Parker (successor to Parker &
Parkes), Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Bismarck Dak
One Of Capt. Cotton's teams ran away,
last week, below Mr. Tighe's, broke a
wagon wheel, and did other damage.
The latest. newest and most tasty de-
signs in Gents Furnishing Goods always
on hand at reasonable prices, at Dahl
Bros, Bismarck.
j. Brady, Bismarck, has on hand a
complete stock of sewing machines,
sewing machine needles. oils, attach
ments, and repairs.
Send $3.50 to II. L. Durant & Co., Bis.
marck, and get by mail copy of Mrs.
Clusters Boots and Saddles; or, Life in
Dakota with General Custer.
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.
Emmons county people making pur
chascs in Bismarck should not forget tha,
Dunn & Co, make speciality 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 Paluce Drug Store, Dakot;
Block, Bismarck, Oak. Your friend
]. w. Parker
Messrs. F. D. Walker, H. H. Thurtlc
L. It. Buckley J. NJ. Tramcl and Master
Joe Walker came over from Walker CITY
Friday to attend the meeting Of the I'M
migration Society.
See here! If you want pure Drugs, al
bedrock prices, don't forget that the ole
and reliable firm of Dunn & Co.. Bismarck
is the one to patroniZe. "Llve and lei
live" is their motto.
We have on hand lot of. Cloth Caps
heavy and warm, for winter use, such as
Plush and Chinchillas, in different quail
ties, which we will sell regardless of cost
Dahl Bros, Bismarck, Oak.
T The city presented very lively appear.
ance Friday. Besides many people or
foot, there were more than twenty rigs
in town. And everybody was here to at
tend the meeting of the immigration So
cicty. .-,.a--n -.
The bursting noise of the ice on tn,
river caused by the weather sounds very
like the booming of cannons in the dis.
tance. All day Sunday the noise was
distinctly heard at intervals of a few min.
utes.-[ Mandan Pioneer.
Ladies' and Children's Cloaks and Mil
linery sold at wonderfully low figures, fol
the next thirty days, at Miss Kinneys,
Third street, Bismarck, Oak, second
door north of Main street. Special atten
ton given to drnssmaking.
Mr.. Frank Parks, OF Horsehcad, was al
the county seat Monday and Tuesday
and took in the dance. Frank is Il very
pleasant young man, and is well liked by
the Williamsport people who have be-
come acquainted with him.
Why is Billy Margach hauling so man
poles? Eli? He intends to build " gOol
mousse He is getting these poles for q
stable. And he says he don't like keep
ing BACH Dear reader, these building.
are most likely being put up for two.
Billy Branch, we'll known on the Mis-
souri, Slope, and an old-time friend of a
number of residents of this county, came
down Friday on his first visit to the sea,
Of government of all Emmons. He de-
parted for 'Cattail Village on Saturday.
We understand that the mail roure be
tween Hoskins and Paul has been let &c
Il Mr.. A. A. Cole and the one betwee,
Hoskins and Ellendale to J. II. Pager
The route between here and Roop ha.
oeen discontinued Hoskns (Mcintosll
County, Herald.
A New York Dutchman, assuming tina,
our County Superintendent had the proper
name for a "lontsman, addressed him ;
lengthy letter relative to Emmous Counly
land, teams, etc. He thinks of cominn
out here and engaging extensively in
farming.
A wealthy gentleman in the East has
written letter each to Messrs. ]. N, Roop
and w: u. Yeater, asking in regard to
railroad lands in the Willamspo ort neigh.
borhood. He says that, if lands can b,
purchased at a reasonable figure, lie will
put family on every quarter bought by
him.
An opinion seems to prevail that it will
he hard to convict Chet- Gilbert of The
murder OF August Lenz. Sheriff Wade
has not been idle, however; and it is moi
unlikely that at the trial, soon to take
place, clear and indisputable web of
circumstantial evidence will be woven
around the accused.
Uncle John MeTavisl, from the banks
of the roaring Long Lake Greek, walked
into Williamsport for his mail, and walked
out again, the other day, just as indie
pendent as ever. Uncle Johns wife ani
seven children will be here in the course
of the next ten days, and Mr. McTayish
will be just Il feet and 3-16 inches taller
after that.
Mr.. J. H. Worst is now full -fledgcd
steer-puncher, and when you hear in faint
pianissimo notes, "Gee-haw-beg youl
parding-l meant gee, thank you" fioa,
ing on the silent air, you may know that
he is practicng with the ox-goad HI
imagines, however, that manipulating I
yoke of oxen is something like playing
with Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Louis K. Hull. of the law firm ol
Garland s. Hull, accompanied by Mr.
Branch, arrived IN Williamsport Frida,
afternoon. making the trip from Bismarck
in little over four hours. Mr.. hull was
on legal business, consulting with Thomas
Stallard. Garland & Hull have been re-
tanned to defend Staliard on the charge OF