Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-05-05

was in charge of Mr.. Lambert, of Bis
marck, and was en- route for Mcpherson
county, where the owner has contract
to do five miles of grading on the thirty
four-mie extension west from Ipswich
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. PAU.
VIM. II. Fish has now feur-room
house on his claim south of Williams.
port. MIR. F. is happy as clam. Will
some one who is in Williams confidence
please let us know what it all means .
Single young man--four-room house.
very suspicious.
Mr.. T. P. Heron. of Bismarck. was a
recent visitorto the Williamsport country.
The gentleman has Il tImber-claim near
town. Mr. Heron expressed himself as
not only pleased, but astonishcd. at the
| improvements which have taken place
since his last previous visit.
| 1t is hardly necessary to call the alten-
tion of our citizens to the fact that the
drug house of Dunn & Co., Bismarck,
opposite the Sheridan House, keeps on
hand at all times a large stock of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. Give them a call
and be convinced of the fact
Mr. B. F. Burgc, wife and two chill.
dren, and Mr.. G. w. Burgc, wife and
three children, were in town Yesterday.
on their way to Winchester The new
c0mcrs arc old Iowa acquaintances of
Messrs. John and Charles Parker and
their families. They had teams and a
fine herd of stock These are desirable
settlers.
The Dude, in last weeks Times re-
prints in Il bunch several paragraphs
from the RECORD. We desire to con graf
u!atc Brother Douglas on this evidence of
his good Judgment in selection. Let the
pen severely alone hereafter, George, and
use your scissors freely on the RECoRD
such course would greatly please your
subscribers.
Mr. and Mrs. Cell and Miss Annie f.
Cell arrived at their new home in the
WllliamspOrt nc:yhborhOod on Friday
last. MI. Cell has the southwest quarter
OF 12-134-77, and Miss Annie has taken
the northeast quarter of IA, same town.
ship and range. Mr.. Cell informs us
that the ladies of the family are much
pleased with Dakota
DR.. Petit was among the weeks arri-
walls at Williamsport. He is living on his
claim out at Couchvlle. He is getting
IN MS crop: Monday he planted a bushcl
OF Early Rose pills, and thinks, with a
fair season, he will be able this fall to
supply every physician on the Slope with
this necessary appurtcnancc of first
class mcdicine-man. He will also, bv
way of experiment, drill in few pilulcs
OF the Mammoth Rushin' variety.
Several weeks ago 1t was chroniclcd in
these columns that drum belonging to
Master Johnnie Edick had been blown
out of Farmer Boutilicr's wagon, over
the tn hills and far away Sunday Mr.
iIghc discovered the missing article on
the prairie mile or so from his house,
and some five miles from the point where
it left the farmer. One head IS stove in
and it is otherwise injured. If Johnnie
decides to have the drum rebuilt, he
should have it branded or keep it piclleted
hereafter.
Several OF our subscribers are delin-
quent--dclinguent from way back. Now,
we don't want this worthy class of our
telloW.cltlzens to pay up; because, if
they did so, we would have no delinquent
and a country newspaper !
without dellnquents would he freak of
nature, and its publisher could make
a fortune by allowing himself to be ere
taincd'' to do heavy tragedy business in a
dime museum. Out of regard for long
line OF aristocratic and wcll-fcd ancestors,
we should dislike to take to the tcn-cent
stage, even under the pressure of strong
financial induccment. Therefore, we in
sist on being allowed to retain moderate
sized jaw-bonc brigade. But, if it
wouldn't be considered asking too much,
we would suggest that the aforesaid way
back patrons send us two red stamps
as payment for the raw material in the
which we have, in fit of con-
fidencc, occasionally sent them.