Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-12-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.
George Jenpings, Grocer, B,smarcl

George Jennings, Grocer Bismarck.
There is much ozone-likewise snow
in the atmosphere.
Rates to Emmons County people at
Banner House-$1 per day.
Go to II. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
Tho most popular hotel in Bismarck
the Banner House. 81 per day. .s:..
Books Books ii 'BookB.ril at half
price, at Parker's. Bismarck, Oak.
Headquarters-for Emmons County pco:
pie when they visit Bismarck=-Ba4per
House:
], W. Parker, Bismarck, Dak., has the
most aomplete line Of Holiday Goods in
the city.
Oscar e. Wills Northwestern-grown
seeda' Trees: and Z. :Plepts,- Bismarck
Greenhouse. "
Everything goes'a bottom prices, for
thirty days only: atJ.. W. Parkers, Bis
marck, Oak. ."''s 80, ..., -,
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Choice Michigan Apples and Duffy S
Sweet Cider at s. A, FaulkleF's, Elm
muhsburg, Oak. ~ ~,
A herd Of about afty antelope were
seen in the valley Ihear Robert RupAsn-
ans, the other day. y-.;~.,.
RI. Durant & Co., wholesale and re.
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak.
Fresh stock OF Groceries, Dry Goods
and Provisions sold at bedrock prices at
s. A. Faulkner's, Einmonsburg, Oak.
When visiting Bismarck sop at Banner
House, where you will find pleasant
rooms and a good table. at 81 per day:
George Jennings, Fifth and Main
streets, Bismarck, has one of the largest
and freshest stocks of Groceries in the
Northwest.
And. now the Dakota rural publisher,
whose Office shack "lets the bowling
blizzard in,' keeps Change" composing
stioks-one on the stove while the other.
is IN use. -, ~. :"
Emmons County people visiting Bis.
marck should not forget to call at George
Jennings Grocery House, whore they will
find frst:class goods and are sure to re.
ceive fair treatment.
The Baker brothers, in the employ of
J. N. Roop, returned to-day with a load:
of wood: from the river. Although they
hada four: horse team, the horses were
nearly played out" When asked how
they, found the roads they replied, owe
didn't find any atallh :. =" "A
:: Farmer Kelly and Charlie Kilborn were.
the first Wjlliamsport people who made
a.trp'to the Capital since the hllzgard.
They took up wagonload of wheat, to
which was hitched Mr. Ke]ly'Amules and
Dick Thistlethwaite's horses. They re-
port that the road is not in as good con-
dition as ace.track.
=; It is hardly necessary to call the atten-
tion of our citizens to the fact that the
drug house Of Dunn & Co.. opposite the
Sheridan House, Bismarck, keeps: on
hand at all times large stock Of fresh
and pure drugs, which will be sold at the
lowest prices. Give: the: firm: a call and
be convinced of the fact. :. :. :,
r., Attire occurred Saturday. evening, Both
ult., in the Tribune counting.roem,
caused by an explosion Of fireworks on
Frank Masens side of the room Prompt
action by the fremen subdued the flames,
but not until Mr.. Mason had lost about
$400 on stock ahd the Tribune Company,
some $500 'on' plate-glass windows and
furniture.
A sad death occurred near Menoken
during the storm of last week, Monday
evening Henry Meier, who was teaching
the Menoken school, started for his
boarding house, a mile distant from.
towns-'But the unfortunate young man
never reached; ho me. Thursday the cit
izens wife were searchipgfor him found his
body under thdsnow.
= The Williamsport boys are 4:gathsEnE
at the river" beneath the ancient cotton
woods of Camp Shields. Ed Campbell.
has built d new mansion and barn on
'Deerslayer avenue, and will go down
there in day or two. By the way,.the
RECORD had good log stable at the:
Camp, once uponA time; but we learn