Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-03-16
IN TOWN amp OUT.
Said willy and springy Bill Springer:
"Send me for DAB ota III bring her."
But when ho came niRh

| 0ousA AAo AVA O0pO OsS Afl OAiuS Aot.
But when ho came nigh
She kicked him sky Ngh,
And that was the end ofs Bill Springer.
- Pioneer Press.
Carpets specially at Elsonbsrg's.
Y Lawyer Armstrong left for Bismarck
Tuesday, on business.
Old Sol has been making something of
q run on tho Blllsport banks.
y 1t is said that the Camp Shields people
are busily at work making stills.
! o. w. Nelson passed through town
Monday on his way to the river.
Williamsport township school board
will hold meeting this afternoon.
If any one has seed ofIany kind for
sale, now is the time to advertise the fact.
Sivert Hagen, of the Armstrong neigh,
borhood, has returned from his eastern
trip.
Mr.. ]. N. Roop fell fromshis sled Mon.
day and spraincd his shousder quite 50.
yersly. ~
Alva Scofeld has moved back to the
Danbury neighborhOod, from Camp
Shields. -
I'VE learn that County Superintendent,
EWorst expects to bs back the second week
in April
A Paris (France) paper says: ''rhe
peoplo of St. Louis, Dakota, are dying of
disease called the 'bllzzards.'
Mrs. W. L. Yeatcr has been quite i'll
FLOR several days. Mr.. Yeater's rheuma.
ktlsm is still troubling him considerably.
R. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and re.
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck. Oak. solicit
mail orders.
v A Williamsport farmer drove out OF
town the other evening with an assorted
bob-sled load. 1t consisted Of manacled
| pig, ten Of his (the farner's) children,
\ and young-lady teacher.
Will Baker has been quite il for som,
time. He was 10 sick last week thai
Henry Shide went to Bismarck aud
brought DR.. Petit down, reaching here
Friday night. Mr.. Baker was better a
last accounts.
ibid you get ! smomsntary glimpse Of
IAN apparitien. clad in seven. League boot.
and snow shoes (as well AZ other gar.
Il nsntsl. fitting along the trail on Its way
to Bismarck, That was Ed Herrick
Master Carl runs the family residenc,
luring his absence.
The Nandan Pioneer says that ths
"coat-tail Irritation is the latest fad =
! Wentworth, and that from young ma,
there who has had experience 1t is Learned
!, that when coat.tall bears the dusty toe
marks of boot 1t means: Il have spo
7 ken to your father"
Tribune: The warmssHaye which ar
rived last evening preniisesto raise sas
havoc in the MiSsour hs stissul ii II
ready spreading ysf ths lenlsnds, al
its action pofiends food equal Il a1.
: experienced in Ais ssc,isn, ,hsn til
general breakup occurs
Tribuns: An effort will be made to or
kanize Burleigh county and Emmon
county colony. 1t should be successful
With the vast amount of unoccupied Ian
surrounding 80 good a market as Biz
, marck, there should be no difficulty i
inducing immigration to this point.
Il Mandan Pioneer: Some time the root
E growing qualities Of shis country will b
utilized in the growing of beets for sugar
making. There is no country under til
sky whers beets can be grown to bette
perfection, or where the beets possess
! greater amount of saccharine matter.
y Emmons County Young Lady; MA,
A can't read tho RECORD this week.
causes me to shed tears" Mother
"Why, is there something Of pathsti
nature in it," Young Lady: "Oh. no; br
that onion picture in Mr.. Wills seed AZ
vertisement looks 50 natural that it make
i: me cry"
IF Napoleon Homestead We are il
formed that the A., B. & N. w. con
III pany's business offices have been r
Il moved to Aberdeen within the last fe
4 days, and that work is to be begun at til
earliest date possible to iron and con
|. plets the road through our county and O
1. i to Bismarck. Whoop 10
'r1 1.-THE firm of Dunn & Co. have been
the drug business in Bismarck for man
r. years, and during that time they have q
q tablished hrst-class reputation for dea
:;s ing squarely by every one. Most Peop
is in this county know DR.. Dunn PERSONAL.
u u and therefore it is not strange that o,
y citizens generally deal at his store.
Of Wasn't it real mean" in Brother Wi
y ley, last week, to MP our bundle Of read
= printss The idea of making publish
.t drop everything. right in the midst of
M y, Dakota winter, and rustic around f
,e three days to raise 35 cents Why, an e
h. itorial we didn't have time to write "
,e worth nearly that amount to the public.
!, The RECORD learns that Miss Ann
4 Cell and Miss Lille Keim are thinking
y going to Winchester to teach during Il
|, coming season. Should they 90, there
N one thing certain, which is that Winchc
ter township will gam and Williamspo
township lose two Of the aounty's be
M teachers and couple of intelligent al