Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-05-19
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Northern Pacific preferred stock, Sat
urday, in New York, 55i.
Go to II. H. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
! The cheapest and best line of Millinery
Goods in Bismarck is ut "Thc Fair"
A Sabbath-school will be organized al
the Chapmanvillc schnol-housc on Sun.
day, May 80.
If you want to buy or sell a farm ami
NAL or secondhand implement, advertise
in the RECORD.
j. w. Parker successor to Parker &
Parkcs), Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
| Bismarck, Oak.
Mr.. James A. Ryan, of Glanavon, was
in town last week on business with the
Judge of Probate.
Samples of new spring styles in Wall
Papers may be had by writing r. L Du-
liant & Co., Bismarck.
We understand that Mr.. Caldwell has
not yet heard anything as to the where
abouts of his estray colts.
Sheriff and Mrs Wade came over from
Horschead, Friday, and arc now keeping
house at the county bastile.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Couch and their
little folks came in from CouchvIlle one
day last week on visit to their Williams
port friends.
Master Donnie Stevenson, with his
fiery caYuse and Hcathen- Chinee smile,
was visiting his friends at the county seat
the other day.
We are informed that the Rev. B. F.
Burge, of Winchester, last Monday pur-
chased IL claim belonging to the Rev. John
McEniry, of Wlnona.
Messrs. Jasper Dcnhcm, w. H. Baker
and Philip Alexander visited Bismarck
recently, where the latter purchased a
new breakang.plow.
Mr. Eli Robinson, Of Gayton, was in
town the other day and made the RECORD
office Il pleasant visit. Eli intends leav-
ing on trip to Minnesota in few days.
The Dickinson markat has been sup
piled with beef, during the past winter,
from fat range steers that had nothing
TO eat but the rich native grasaes.--[Dick-
inson Press.
Buy your Pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty and Wall Pa
per at the Palace Drug Store, Dakota
Block, Bismarck, Oak. Your friend,
]. W. Parker.
Messrs. Leonard du Heaume and Stan
ley de QuetLeville are fencing twenty
acres around their dwellings, one of
which will be moved so that the two viii.
stand nearer together.
Some half dozen new breaking-plo
have been purchased by residents of this
neighborhood during the past week.
All are of the New Dear' and Flying
Dutchman" patterns.
At the request OF the people Of Will
iumsport and vicinity, Mr. Worst has
agreed to preach every second Sunday, at
Schoolhouse No. /. The first service will
he held on the 3Oth day of May.
Mrs. Wade and party of her relatives
will soon leave Clayton on visit to her
old home in Minnesota. They will drive
across the country, and at this season
of the year the trip will be simply pro-
longed picnic.
Phillip Alexander was before the exam
lining board ut Bismarck last week, he
having asked for increase of pension. 1t
Is understood that the result of the exam.
ination was quite favorable to Phillip s
chances,
Sheriff Wade has pumped out the Jail
we'll, thereby mitch improving the qual=
ity of the fluid, and those of uur citizens
who prefer the weaker and purer form Of
beverage may now frequently be sect
vending their way thither.
Mr.. J.G. Bentley, Of Montana, reached
Williamsport last week, ON visit of {
few days. Mr.. Bentley is much inter
ested in this country, and will take ur
his residence here as soon as his bushes,
arrangements in Montana will permit.
VIM. @. Badger, the irrepressible part
ner of the wild, rip-snorting cowboy O.
Livona. is in the city. His mission is tt
inspect a number of blooded cattle re
Gently brought from the east, and nov
on exhibition ut Mandan. - (Bismarcl
! Tribune.
Mt. John Yorscusen has filed on til
northeast quarter of 24-1a5-76. By tn
way, the REeosp got the figures "a leetl
high in stating, couple of weeks age
that there were four persons in Mr.. Yor
gensen's family. The family consists o
Mr.. Yorgensen and wife:
| A gentleman just up from below in
forms us that, in the interest of reform
and the Yates beer-shop, certain medicine
men of Winona who went across the rive
the other day to collect bills due thet
were refused permission TO plant thei
No. 10 cowhides on the sacred sell of til
reservation.
Mr.. Charles Parker, of Winchester
stopped over Monday night In Willlatal
port, on his way from the Beaver Cree
metropolis TO Bismarck. Chatlis ssy
the settlers in the Winchester gUuntr
this year have been Of very desirabl
kind. Mr.. Parker made the REsoRb
welcome visit. In fact, tie gentleman