Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-02-10
IN TOWN and OUT.
Attend Eisenbere's clearance sale,

the Goldfish and mackerel.
MRS. H. @. Rhude has been quite ill for
some time with neuralgia.
miss Bertha Packer went up last week
to visit friends in Bismarck.
Miss Stella Edick was visitor to Will.
Transport school Wednesday.
Matt Lockton will, we understand, soon
put in stock of drugs at Wllliamsport.
IA brother of Mr.. H. C. Rhude arrived
at Wllliamsport by Wednesdays stage
from Livona.
commissioner Yeater is still suffering
from rheumatism, and has not yet been
able to leave the house.
Mr.. Hughes, the Steele mail-carrler,
was recently presented fine fur overcoat
by number of his Steele friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Suvcrly, of Lii
vona, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Boutlllier las,
Monday, returning home Tuesday.
1t is reported that the Illinois Central
will build 300 miles in Dakota this year,
including line from Sioux Falls to Bis.
marck.
p Mrs. w. L. Ycater on Tuesday last re.
ceived the sad news of the sudden death
of her father, Abraham Rohrer, of Junlat
County, Pa.
ss%The Williamsport school is getting
along nicely, the weather being so pleas,
ant that scholars from a distance can at
tend every day. Thirteen pupils are en-.
rolled.
R. L. Durant s. Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck. Dak., sollci,
mail orders.
Mrs. Heptonstall, of Buroak township
has been in the hospital at Bismarck fol
some time, and one of her children died
there last month.
FOscar II. Willis catalogues are nearly
all distributed. If you have not received
a copy, send in your address at once, be.
fore they are all gone.
We should be pleased to have some
Glencolte send US the news from that
neighborhood. Our Winchester CORE.
spondent also appears to be frozen up.
1t frequently happens, says the Pierre
Free Press, that as many people die by
sunstroks in one day in New York as
perished in all Dakota by the late storm.
y Prof. Keim. Matt Lockton and Frank
Hart are keeping bachelors reost'' TO-
gether this winter. Matt il stock tender
Frank the cook, and Mr.. Keim chamber.
maid.
IBilly Ogle is home again. Billy ha.
had his eyes and ears open since he has
been away railroading and he has heari
enough to convince him that q railroad
will be graded through Williamsport thi.
year.
We are sorry to learn that an Emmon,
County young lady. has gone back on thu
RECORD. Not that she has asked her p,
to stop the paper; but she says ths
Weekly Tribune is bigger and makes ,
better hustle.
The Birmingham Leader says: 1t j
| leap year, and it has been thousant
years since there were as many 8's in tn
year as we have now. 1t isa good tim
for bachelors to cogit.8, and for the girl
to reciproc-6 aud not hesit-8.
We understand that Merriam, the nev
railroad town to be plated out IN til
Armstrong neighborhood, on section 81
will be the only station of the A., B.
N. W. in this county, and that the mex
station northwest will be in the edge o
Bur]eigh.
Twill Baker has "gone back on th
boys as the following Item sent u
from Bismarck will show: "Miss Lucind
Clark arrived from High Point. Mo.
Sunday morning, and Mr.. VIM. NJ. Baker
of Williamsport, and Miss Clark wer
married by the Rev. G. B. Austin, Sunda,
evening""
Our farmers are beginning to talk abou
seed and seeding, and to make menta
diagrams Of the fields as they are to b
planted the coming season. The certaint
ef having railroad station near, by tn
time the crop is harvested, will encourag
the putting in this spring of every acr
possible.
There ID no doubt that the dances t
be given over at the river on Washing
tons Birthday and St. Patrlek's Day vii
be we'll attended. No two men In th
county are better liked by both pionee
and pilgrim than Wesley Baker and Pet
Shire, and their friends will turn out
"rain or shine"
k>H is considerably less than q hundre
miles from tho end of the Milwaukee
track (Eureka) to Bismarck. A bee lin
between tho two points runs throug
Williamsport. A "bee line" runnln,
through town doesn't raise tho price Q
wheat and real estate, however. w
would much prefer railroad line.
The firm of Dunn s. 90. have been il
tho drug business In Bismarck for man
years, and during that time they have es
tsblished hrstclass reputation for dea
Ing squarely by every one. Most peopl
In this county know Dr. Dunn perso nallJ
and therefore 1t IL not strange that eu
citizens generally deal at his store.
Pionser Press: Two men in Florid
have started a gopher farm on lare