Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1886-12-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Quite a number Of the boys went to the
river Wednesday.
The trail TO the coal mine is becoming
first rate for sleighing.
Rates to Emmons County people at
Banner House-$1 per day,
Go to H. II. Days, Bismarck, for jew
elry, watches, repairing, etc.
The most popular hotel in Bismarck
the Banner House. 81 per day.
Books! Books Books u! at half
price, at Parker's, Bismarck, Oak.
Captain Cotton and Messrs. J. B. Brock
and Andrew Watt were IN town Tuesday
Messrs. Lindsay, Fred Cotton and Ed
win Palmer departed for the river Tues
day.
| Headquarters for Emmons County peo.
pie when they visit Rismarck--Banncl
House.
J. W. Parker, Bismarck, Dal., has the
most complete line of Holiday Goods in
the city.
A herd of buffalo crossed the river ncal
Painted Woods, Burlcigh County, tho
other day.
Everything goes at bottom prices, fol
thirty days only, at ]. w. Parkcr's, Bis
marck, Oak.
Oscar II. Wills Northwestern grown
Seeds Trees and Plants, Bismarck
Greenhouse.
The Misses Stella Edick and Eva D.
Campbell paid q visit to the coutny seat
last Monday.
Choice Michigan Apples and Duffy S
Sweet Cider at S. a. Faulkncr's, EN-,
monsburg, Oak.
The Judge says he blistcred his hands
shovcling coal into the stove during tho
recent cold snap.
Billy Hicks took care of the stock on
the Kalbcrcr farm during Mr.. X. s recent
absence ut the Capital.
Roads arc improving. Sleighing not
bad. Moonlight nights the finest IN the
world. Jaclrabbits thick as hops.
Mr.. John Hammin, of Armstrong, was
at the county scat Tuesday, laying in a
supply Of groceries and provisions
| r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationcrs, 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.
Mr.. Wilson, of Winona, was in town
Wednesday night, and left Thursday
morning for Red Lake, Logan county.
The Kalbcrcr school has closed, Miss
Campbell has laid away the rod and is
now enjoying a season of rest at home.
When visiting Bismarck stop at Banner
House, where you Will find pleasant
rooms and good table. at 81 per day,
Born--Monday, Nov. %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Ficlden, Of Wil!iamsport Town
ship, daughter. Good boy, Lawrence.
Shake
A. South Dakota paper figures out a
majority of seven IN the next Congress in
favor of the admission of South Dakota
as state.
George Jennings, Fifth and Main
streets, bismarck, has one of the largest
and freshest stocks of Groceries in the
Northwest.
Messrs. Alva w. Scolcld and Ed M.
Hodgkinson last Wednesday came up
from the river, near Fort Yates, where
they had been chopplng wood.
The James River Valley Railroad con-
nection has been made, establishing the
second line of rail communication be-
tween North and South Dakota
Steve Hawkes. three calves, which he
thought were showed under in the recent
storm, strayed off to Buchanan Valley
and were driven home yesterday by Mr.
Wilson.
Justice A.. NJ. Weller, of Gayton, was
in town Monday night. Some misundcr-
standing in which W. L. Gardner was the
central figure was the cause of Mr.. Well
er's visit.
Major Easterly, the pleasant and im-
partial land inspector who visited Will
lamsport last year, has been placed in
charge of the inspection of the whole
territory.
Merchant Connor started for Bismarck
Tuesday, taking Mr.. and Mrs. A. Andcr-
son with him. Mr.. A. and family are
gong to Sims, where he expects to Sc
cure employment.
Emmons County people visiting Bis
marck should not forget to call at George
Jennings Grocery House, where they will
find first. GLASS goods and are sure to re-
ceivc fair treatment.
Mr. Roop received letter the other
day from man in Ashland county, Ohio,
who thinks of coming to Emmons county
He has wife and seven children, and is
by trade a stonemason.
The Brindlc coal mine is now in full
blast. From eight to ten teams were
hauling last Tuesday. With three men
employed at the mine, Mr.. B. expects to
be able to supply the demand.
The location papers for the new post
Office at Danbury have been forwarded
to the department by Postmaster Arm