Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-02-17
IN TOWN and OUT.
New dress goods at Eiscnbcrg's.
Mrs. H. c. Rhudc is still quite sick.

Mrs. H. G. Rhude is still quite sick.
The days are growing p--yl-r.
New goods daily arriving at Eisenberg's
New ginghams just received at Eiscn>
berg's.
Believers in future state Dakota
peoplc.--Ex.
y The county board will not meet until
Monday. April 2.
r. Taxes have been coming In quite rap
idly since New Year.
20. solitude, where are thy cAarms?'-
AS sung by Roney Brock.
Yesterday was bright and warm--one
of the lovelisst days of the winter,
20. wad some power tho giftie gic us
to make delinquent "patrens" fee U.S.
Mrs. Bolton came down from Bismarck
Saturday, on visit. and returned Tues
day.
Those combinations Of mule and chain
lightning-the johnhares--arc quite plen,
tiful.
Mr.. W. Parks, of Bismarck, camo down
from the Capital Saturday. aud started on
his homeward trip Tuesday.
Messrs. John I. Roop. VIM. Margach
and H. A. Armstrong were ameng the
visitors to the Capital City this week.
Mr.. RAude's brother, young man
of 81, who recently came from Minnesota,
will settle IN the Williamsport country.
r. L. Durapt & Co., wholesale aud re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck Qak., solicit
mail orders.
Chicago Times The strongest. hardest,
most persistent and interchangeable nations
come not from the banana zone, but from
the hlizxard belt.
Oscar H. Willis catalogues are nearly
| all distributed. IT you have not received
copy. send In your address at once, be.
fore they are all gone.
Mrs. Waldroff has gone to Bismarck
for few days. Durlpg her ABSENCE Mr..
Guy Bolton, assisted BY Eugene and the
Judge. will run the house.
lz/Msssrs. Bumstead. A. ]. Honstain. Pa.
gel and Fuller. of Beaver Greek, were IN
town last Friday, Mr.. F.'s final presf be-
ing the object Of their visit.
@The REoonD learns that the dance
which was to have been held at MI. Wes.
ley Bakers on Washington's Birthday
has been indefinitely postponed.
Born--Saturday, Feb. 4, to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Archambault. Of Emmons-
burg, son. Wonder if he has as strong
lungs a. "the old mar" 1ussd I'd have7
Girls, you certainly know this is leap
year. But what have our Emmons
County msidens accomplished thus far to
show that they appreciate its pnvileges7
Watertewn Public Opinion: Every por
ton of country has Its drawbacks--soms
one thing and some another but, take !,
all In all. Dakota is about As good us they
make them.
If Nasby has not yet been rewarded
with pestoface, VIC suggest that he be
made p. NJ. at Livena. He would be q
great improvement ever the present mail
mixer At that point.
K That gentleman who. if he lived In
France, would bear the title of "Le Com
mlssionaire de Rheumatic" is GONZALES
cling. In palmer language, Will Yeatcr',
game leg is getting we'll.
Grand Forks Plaindsaler As matter
of fact, other states lost more lives pro.
portionately to their area during the late
storm than did Dakota, and, az matter
of fact, there were less than ten lives lost
north of the seventh standard parallel il
Dakota.
A large number Of cur subscribers have
avalled themselves Of eur offer to furnisl
the North Dakota Farmer free. Th,
years numbers, If saved and bound (ol
sewed together. at home, with thick pa
per cover, will make handsome and
valuable reference volume.
The firm of Dunn & Co. have been in
the drug business in Bismarck for man,
years, and during that time they have Is
tablished drst-class reputation for deal
ing squarely BY every one: Most people
in this county know Dr.. Dunn psrso nally
and therefore it is not strange that GU
citizens generally deal at his store.
Some young ladies here, says the Atch
ison Globe, determined to test putin,
wedding cake under their pillows. Re
suit: No. dreamed of her dead grand
mother; No. 2, of snake swallowing
man No. 8. of an elephant skipping ,
rope; Ne. 4, of runaway team No.
Of railway smash-up: No. 6, of mur
der; No. 2, of fight bstween tomcats.
There is one grocery house in Bismarcl
that is building up splendid rcputatio,
for keeping large stock of pure goods
and selling them at live-and-let.liv
prices. Therefore, Emmons County peo
pie will consult their own interests b,
dealing with George jennings. corner o
Main and Fifth streets. McCrory & Co.
the wellknown butchers and meat deal
ers, are in the same building.
The publisher of the North Dakot
Farmer informs US that, as we requested, b
has sent out sample copies of the Fsbruar.
number. He hadn't enough extra copie
to send one to each address we, gave him