Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-01-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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Bargains in dry goods At Eissnberg's.
1t will pay you to trade at Eisepbsrg's.
Elssnbsrg's il the hest place for dry
goods.
Grand clearance sale Of dry goods At
Eisenbsrg's.
I<A. w. ogls Is sick at the Custer House,
Bismarck, Of erysipelas.
The Judge is talking seriously of start
ing out On an otter hunt.
y Tom Kelly and Leonard du Hsaums 70.
turned from Bismarck Tuesday.
Travel between Emmons County and
Bismarck is now by way of the river read
| Wm. NJ. Dsrr cut his hand quite se-
verely, at Bismarck, and is laid up at
present.
| Mr.. Elliott Campbell has been suffering
for week past with An abscess on his
neck.
The sheet and pillowcase party this
evening promises to be we'll attended, and
a coed time may be expected.
R. l.. Durant & Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck, Oak, solicit
mail orders.
1t has been found by chemical analysis
that the corn of Dakota is the richest in
| the nutritious elements of anv raised in
the United States.
If you are going to SOW millet seed the
coming season, get sample from Oscar
| H. Will aud compare with other seed Of
fered before buying.
The RECORD acknowledges the receip,
Of an invitation to attend the leap year
party at Steele, on Jan. g. The invitation
was mailed on Dec. ~, and reached us
Jan. 16.
E/Tem Kelly has received q letter from
Billy Baxter who is visiting at Gallon,
Crawford County. Ohio, and he reports
the weather there as being colder than
"blue blazes'
During the blizzard last Thursday the
Judge started for his boarding b house.
He went astray, but was finally guided to
his objective point by the scent of the
cooking dinner.
IF. D. Walker has had extremely bad
luck with his horses this winter. Some
time ago one of his mules and Joe'a 8
feet-footed pony died, and recently he
lost a fine mare.
E->Andrew Watt, hauling his hand-sled,
reached Steele Tuesday of last week, after a
trip that was "tsugh" in every particular.
He hired L. T. Buckley to take him q
part of the way. -c-.
"a correspondent writes the RnooRr
that certain party told another that ",t
we can't get A. L. Reynolds in the peni
Tertiary, or run him cut any ether way,
we'll burn him OUT
Miss Lizzie Taips went over to spend
the day with Mrs. Herrick. on Wednes.
day of last week but she neglected tc
consult the weather clerk, and therefore
she did not reach home until Saturday
evening.
~ o. H. Will, the Bismarck scotsman, i,
sending out his annual catalogue. 1t is {
neat pamphlet. Mr.. Will deals OILY II
northwestern.grown seeds, and by his en-
terprise and courtesy is building up fin.
trade.
Mr.. Swanson, living a few miles cas-
of Roep, lost one of his mules the othe1
day. The team was hauling load, ane
one Of the animals, while foundering ir
a snowdrlft, had log broken by kicl
from Its mate. It was then killed.
| Says the Mineral Wells (Tsxas) Herald
Hereafter our postmaster will blew hi
horn thirty minutes before the mai
leaves, and will also blow after the arriva
of the mail as soon as it is distributed
This will be quite convenience.
| Sheep-raislng In Dakota. says tn
jamestown Alert, bids fair to become a,
important industry in the near future. I
is especially profitable and adapted t,
small farmers. The sheep themselve
can always be converted into cash, an,
the weol is almost ~ much staple a
wheat and always IN demand:
4 Everybody living On the Missouri
Slope knows DR.. Dunn, the old. timer
In purchasing drugs the public has to de
pend largely on the dealers statement
as to quality and prices Nobody eve
| had reason To comn1ain of his deal,n a
lrwith the firm of Dunn & Co. Therefore
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on them
Citizens of Emmons County who visi
Bismarck will want to deal with gre
l Gerry firm that has a reputation for fai
; dealing. George Jennings, corner Mai
and Fifth streets, sells nothing but pur
. goods, and at lowest rates. McCrory 1
Co., butchers and general meat dealers
occupy the same building, and Emm on
| County people all know that "Mc' will
} do the fair thing by them in all dealings
! ingly, yet shudderingly They felt the
could do nothing for hira.
The experience gained in past winter
where the snowfall has been heavy shoul
: suggest the necessity of preparing fo
possible floods when the present sno,
melts. Frsm all over Dakota and th
Northwest comes the announcement Of
, most unusual fall of snow. THE resident
of river bottoms should exercise due ptt
cautlsns against repetition of tho LOST
The same precautioh shou1d be taken t