Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-02-03
IN TOWN AND OUT.
"A. W. Ogls is at Camp Shields.

Attend Eisenberg's clearance SALE
White and colored ambrsideries at Els.
eabcrg's.
tom Kelly made trip to Camp Shields
this week.
li~sMrs. Herrick aud Miss Taipe were the
guests Of Mrs. Linderman, Monday.
ss Tho Williamsport.Bisma trail IL
baro Of snow good part Of the way.
+ Leonard du Heaume came up from tlit
camp. Saturday, and returned Monday.
The eclipse ef ths meou Saturday even
ing was viewed by many of our citizens
r hr. Gilman, Of Winchester. came ur
from Winchester, Sunday. bringing Miss
Fetrie.
VIM. NJ, Derrs wounded hand has &c
Ffar healed that he is again working at his
trade iu Bismarck. q
Aessrs. Albert Robinson and P. g. Fo
ley, OF Roop, were among Tuesdays Wis
tiers to the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrlck-- and last, but no,
least, Master Carl--spent the day will
Mr. and Mrs. Yeater. Sunday.
Mr.. P. ]. Foley, who had been in Bis
marsk for some time, returned Friday tc
his home n the Roop neighbsrhoed.
R. L. Durant s. Co., wholesale and re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck. Oak, sollci,
mail orders. ats5 X.
Mrs. John Kurtz is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John I. Roop. at Roop, this
.wsek. Master Clovd Kurtz was down
that way last week. ;.
The school population Of Dakota has
multiplied thirteen times since 1876, and
during the same time tho number of
schools has multiplied twenty times.
When ''IiomeY" Brooks breakfast pan.
cakes are net of a light and airy nature,
he says he smsars ec more butter and
molasses and that makes 'em all right.
Notices are posted calling an election
for Monday, Feb. 13, in Logan Town.
strip, on the question Of moving School
house No. to point further northeast.
There is money in the treasury Of Will
transport School Township to pay order
No. e6.. for $4s.60, issued to VIM. Mar.
xsch, and No. 101. for $4,000, issued to
Miss E. F. Connor.
The RECORD ls sorry to learn that q
member of Postmaster Robinson's kind
hearted and hospitable family (Charlle)
froze his feet severely during the late
cold snap, and is laid up al his home in
Glencoe.
Z The mail betwesn LaMeurs and Girls
void has lately been carried on the backs
! OF the contractors, who are mounted on
"skis' (she's). or Norwegian snowshoss.
The bags average ffty pounds, and tho
distance is seventeen miles.
" Miss Edna F. Conaor's many friends
would like to have her views regarding
the beauties Of New Hampshire a. 4 win
ter resort. The newspapers report that,
during the recent New England blizzard.
at several points in the Granite State the
mercury fell to go degrees below zero.
! Probably no living thing ia the Bills
burg asiEhberhood will more gladly vel
come the coming of spring than the gray
pony. He doesn't like wading through
the big snewdrlfts southwest Of town
eight times wsek--four each way. But
this Ii the last winter hs will have to
do it.
s<Conmlssisnsr Ysater,s "rheumatiz" is
improving. He put on mustard plaster
the other day; but after = lapse of 1--WE
minutes, he thought Of the law requiring
that mustard shall be pulled, and yanksd
it of with much energy. Next time he
needs plaster hs will'try red hot stove
lid or asme other gentle remedy.
The firm of Dunn & 90. have been in
| the drug business in Bismarck for many
years, and during that time they have ss-
tablished frst-c class reputation for deal
ing squarely by evsry one. Most people
in this county know DR.. Dunn psrso nally,
and therefore it is not strange that our
citizens generally deal at his store.
| s>Ths Williamsport schesl began Tues
day. with Miss Annie Pstrie a. teacher.
Miss Petrie will board with Mrs. Ysater,
and. - the sled will run regularly. to
carry the children to and from schsol,
the teacher will really be much mere con-
vsnient to the schoolhouss than if living
nearer to 1t, and being comp slled to walk.
The beautiful weather Of the past week
has bsen taken advantage of by our cis:-
Gems, and many pleasant social visit,
have bsen made. The RECORD likes 10
print oil items Of this kind, az it shows
to Eastern readers that the impression
there to tho effect that in Dakota in win.
tor there is no social enjoyment is crro.
neous.
IrFhisls one Of the livslisst winters IN
fsecial way that Emnons County people
have experlsncsd. And the end is NOT
yet. We are informed that on Feb. 22
(WashinEten's Birthday party will
take place at Mr., Wesley Bakers, and on
March II (St. Patrick's Day. another
party will come of at the residence Of
Mr.. Peter o'shire.
3# Again we are pleased to be able to re
;EPort = continuance Of the pleasan,
H uoathor Sinca obr ;s.,,A - a..e -..L