Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-01-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

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1t will pay you to trade at Eisenbergs
Elsenberg's is the best place for dry
goods.
Grand clearance sale Of dry goods at
Eisenberg's.
u wild and woolly blizzard reisnsd su.
prsns yesterday and the day before.
= No quorum was present at the date set
for the meeting of the county board. and
the session was adjourned, to Monday
next. a5~ 81
= Owing to bad roads Miss Petre did not
arrive, and therefore Williamspores win
ter term of school is still problem of
the future.
r. L. Durant 6 Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationery wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck, Oak. solicit
m*il orders. \
If you are geing to sowdamillst seed the
coming season, get sample from Oscar
H. Will and compare witRsother seed Of
fered before buying. 80,
Mr.. ]. H. Miller, the Glencoe thrasher,
whe had been in the Williamsport coun-
try some ten days. on business, started
for home last Sunday.
Do not fool yourself by sending your
money away from home for seeds. whom
you can get new and reliable seeds from
Oscar H. Will, Bismarck.
The RECORD is informed that invita-
stions will soon be sent out for = sheet
and plllowcase party which will take
place on the evening of Friday, Jan. 30.
1t is given the RECORD as matter of
fact that certain young man of the
Williansport region is much interested
in houss~building matters of late, and
that the draft of neat four-roon cottage,
with porch, has been seen. More cake f!
Andrew Watt started out last Friday
for Steele. He walked and pulled hand
sled on which was his baggage. The
weather was stormy, and he brought up
out at Mr.. Mandigo's. He returned to
town, and next day resumed his journey.
n Frank Hart was employed at Bismarck
during the late fall. and did not have
time to properly put his house in order
for winter. Still he is getting along very
we'll, only that he is compelled to waste
considerable energy IN keeping his cat off
the stove while he is cooking his meals.
y 1t is said that our web-footed fellow
citizens down at Camp Shields are now
fixed for tho spring rise. They sleep on
high shelves. have a trap-deer through
each reef, and are teaching their live
stock to climb trees. The boys cut holes
in tse ice and practice swimming IN the
river. r-,-.--- IL.
1lcssrs. Mandigo, Savage. Kennedy
and Daniel, four enterprising settlers
from the Roop Aeighbsrhood. turned
their faces toward the tall timber last
Friday, and bstheught themselves that
they would procure each load of fuel.
There was = blizzard. Four homesick
settlers passed Friday night in Billspert.
Everybody living on the Missouri
Slope knows DR.. Dunn, the old.tlmer.
In purchasing drugs the public has to de-
pend largely on the dealers statements
as to quality and prices. Nobody ever
had reason to complain Of his dealings
with the firm of Dunn d Co. Therefore,
when in Bismarck, be sure to call on them.
Rooney" Brock IS the nest disconss.
late of Emmons County's temporary
grass-widowsrs. A neighbor who visited
him the other a. m. while he was clear
ing up the breakfast "day-bree" says that
the sight of great big tears rolling down
J. B. s cheeks and tumbling "ker-splosh"
into the dish-pan was something to educe
sympathy from the hardest heart.
Never until the present have the trials
and tribulatlsns Of citizens of the Bills
port country come nigh unto the unbear-
able. But, fortnight ago, the supply
of Blaekwelrs "Sherthorn" gave out q
wesk later Navy Clippings were no longer
quoted and now there is nothing but
Old Tom in the market. Even the Home
Rule barrel is said to be frozen up. ALL
all is vanity.
Citizens of Emmons County who visit
Bismarck will want to deal with gro.
Gerry firm that has a reputation for fair
dealing. George Jennings, corner Main
and Fifth streets, sells nothing but pure
goods, and at lowest rates. McCrory s.
Co., butchers and general meat dealers,
occupy tho same building, and Emmons
County people all know that INC" will
do the fair thing by them in all dealings.
ingly, yet shudderingly. They felt they
could do nothing for him.
L Our fellow settlers whs are temporarily
absent are hereby informed that this
winter is being passed quito pleasantly
by Emmons County people. Correspond
ence of the RECORD shows general eb.
ssrvauce of holiday week in all parts of
the county. and that in every ueighbor.
heod friendly visits. social Gathering
and big dinners took place. With quar-.
ter Of beef or two and psrtly pig hang
ing up in handy place. and with the
cellar full Of vegetables, the average set.
tier can sit by the fire IN full enjoymen,
of life's physical comforts, while at the
same time he keeps his spiritual lamp
we'll trimmed and his spiritual windows
wide open toward Jerusalem.
4 Last Friday was the first mall-day thi.