Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-12-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

s. A. Faulkner's Emmonsburg, Oak.
The champion boxer--the undertaken.
He is able to clay OUT any man.-[Ex.
Mr.. Gus Swanson passed through Will
iamsport Monday en- route for the coal
mine.
Headquarters for Emmons County pco.
pie when they visit Bismarck--Bannor
House.
]. W. Parker, Bismarck, Oak, has the
most complete line of Holiday Goods in
the city. -
Everything goes at bottom prices, for
thirty days. only, at J. w. Parkcr's Bis
marck Oak.
Mr.. Waldroff visi ited Bismarck this
week to procure coffin for the body of
Peter Olsen
Oscar H. Wills Northwestern grown
Seeds, Trees and Plants. Bismarck
Greenhouse.
David II. Yeater is digging another
we'll north of his barn. Billy Beard is
assisting him.
The amount of vacant lands subject to
original entry in Dakota is estimated at
Is, 500, 900 acres.
Choice Michigan Apples and Duffy's'
Sweet Cider at S. a. Faulkner's, EN-
monsburg Oak.
Capt. Cotton and Messrs, Kcebler and
Brock departed for the Capital City
Wednesday morning - :
Solomon was the original DUDE ~ was
he, we believe, who first proposcdst8 part
the heir in the middle Ex.
R. L. Durant g. Co., Wholesale 1and re-
tail booksellers and statoncrs, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Fresh stock of Groceries, Dry Goods
and Provisions sold at bedrock prices at
S. A. Faulkner's, Emmonsburg, Oak.
When visiting Bismarck stop at Banner
House, where you will find pleasant
rooms and a good table, at 81 per day..
Remember the little ones on Christmas.
s. A. Faulkner, Emmonsburg, Oak, has
fine assortment OF Holiday Gifts. Call
early.
George Jennings, Fifth and Main
streets, Bismarck, has one of the largest
and freshest stocks of Groceries in the
Northwest
A lady in the Williamsport neighbot-
hood made sausage, the other day, 224
feet long. What soil outside of Dakota
can produce it's equsl2
An exchange says that Ruth was not q
designing woman, and yet she managed
to get as good Boas as any of the girls
who both sowed and reapcd.
All fnal.pfoof notices in the RECORD
must be paid for before affidavit of pub
lication is given. All contest notices
must invariably be paid for in advance.
Emmons County people visiting Bis.
marck should not forget to call at George
Jennings Grocery House, where they will
find first. class goods and are sure to re-
ceive fair treatment
A couple were married at Deadwood
by a justice of the peace, and within an
hour or two after the ceremony was per-
formed they applied for divorce. They
concluded that they had made mistake.
Next year promises to be the boom
year for railroad building in Dakota.
This year the territory ranks only second
in the number of miles built; and 1887
will probably see Dakota in the lead of
all the states and territories in this re.
spect.
Wednesday last Deputy Sheriff Wal
drotf sold, under an execution issued by
Squire Campbell in the case of Argast
vs. Seikler, a 24-year-old he1fer: Mr..
Argast was the lucky purchaser, the price
being $40.
John W. Perry, who has been at work
Oh the extension west from Devils Lake
Of the Manitoba Railroad, returned home
last week. Monday John started for
Bismarck, where he will seek employ
ment Tor the winter.
A citizen, scared by Wiggins's pre-
dicted earthquake, sent his two half
grown boys to friend in the country.
A few days later the friend wrote Dear
Slr-Please take your boys back and sond
us the earthquake. - Elk.
Mr.. P. T. Snyder, the ''joliy man
though homeless and alone" was in town
Monday. Mr.. S. last week made a trip
to Bismarck for Mr.. Brindle. Most of
his time he makes his headquarters at
Mr. s. E. Kurtz's, where he can be found
at all reasonable hours.
During the war, says an exchange,
lady, passing from cot to cot through the
wards of hospital, was shocked to hear
one fellow laugh at her. She stopped to
reprove the wretched patient; ''Why,
a'am," said he, 'you have given me a
tract on the sin of dancing, when I have
both legs shot off. )"
Will Albright started Monday for his
old home in Brown county; on q visit
He had improvised runners aud put them
on his wagon instead Of the wheels,
which he loaded into the wagon=box. To
travel a distance of 175 mules, with snow