Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-10-26
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Mrs. A. d. Cordner is home again,

Mrs. A. d. Cordner Is home again.
Jacob Heptonstall. Of Burr Oak, was in
town Monday.
Miss Jennie Smulley has returned from
her visit to Bismarck.
Mr.. A. l.. Reynolds. of Omlo, passed
through town the other day.
Fred Whittier was among those who
visited the county seat last week.
Wash Hawks has dug and stored about
40 bushels Of potatoes In his cellar.
The firm of Alexandsf Campbell & Sons
is the heaviest taxpayer in the county.
There will be dance at the school.
house this evening. Everybody invited.
Mr.. g. j. Hlgbee,sof Omio. passed
through town yesterday on his way to
Bismarck. ~
Thrasher Kennedy was in town Mon.
day getting some repair work done at the
blacksmith. shop. {
In Cherry Grove the voting W i'll take
place at the old schoolhouse, near the
Merriam townsltc. 4
Ed Herrick left for Bismarck yester,
| day to attend the meeting OF the lcgislu.
| tive district committee.
Mr.. VIM. Southwick, the Beaver Creek
bridge contractor, has been hauliag lum-'
Der through town lately.
Charlie Mcintyre. candidate for assessor,
pays nearly three times the amount of
taxes paid by Mr.. Renskers.
| Henry Shidc returned last week from
his trip abroad. and wall be here on elcc-
tion to help down Wade and Bumstead.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Hawks have moved
out to their claim. whore they now have
things comfortably fixed for the winter.
| r. L. Durant g. Co.. Wholesale and rc.
tail booksellers aud stationers, wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck, Oak, SO.
licil mail orders.
John Roop and Ed Savage have some
of the best oats raised in these parts this
season. They weigh close ou to forty
pounds TO the bushel.
7 Messrs. Benedict aud Foster. the pleas.
ant young gentlemen who intend to build
( u creamery at Winchester. were In town
| Monday on their way to Napoleon.
4 Aud VIC rise to remark that running a
print.shop, u farm and an aggressive
hemale infant, simultaneously" is a
\ chore of no insignificant proportions.
Mr.. ]. B. Brock has had about as good
luck with his wheat crop this year as any
one in the county. It goes over twenty
bushels to the acre, .ndsis all No. Rsrd.
MI. E. v. Smalley, St. Panl. editor of
the Northwest Magazine, was in town
last week. He was on trip through the
county looking up lands for colonization
purposes. - .
A Beaver Greek gentleman informs us
that it has all been settled that, if Van
Putten is elected, Bumstead is to he dep
| uty treasurer. provided the county seat
| goes on wheels.
| Said citizen of Winona couple of
weeks ago: "Only one thing could make
! me vote for couuty-se rcmoval--the be-
lief that Wade aud Bumstead would take
our worthless newspaper up to Winches-
ter"
Dugaid Campbell was visitor to the
county seat Monday. There is one thing
that everybody seems to agree to--that
Dugalds nomination for county treas
urcr was one Of the best ever made ia the
county.
A young son of Gordon Bright, Of Bis
marck, is affected with something like
paralysis. and the sight Of one of his eyes
IS affected. The little sufferer is grand.
son of Mrs. s. E. Coover. of Cherry Grove
township.
A friend Informs US that Messrs. Bum
stead and Wade threaten that they will
drive the REcoRD--which they couldn' t
buy--out of the county. And the RECORD
promises 10 keep the flies off 'em while
they're doing it~--l,s&
0AAo.' SlACCOCl Will ACAFC ~ q WcCA VI
\ two for Chicago on visit to her parents
and brothers and sisters. VThe Fighting
Editorewi!l accompany her as an escort.
He says he doesn't like Dakota-the win
ters are too cold
T" Exchange per bushcl of wheat at the
Bismarck Roller Mills is now as follows
No. Hard, 81 lbs Climax or IS lbs Gold
Belt; No. 2 Northern. "a lbs Climax or "a
lbs Gold Belt; No. 8 Northern. 90 lbs Gil
max or 30 lbs Gold Belt.
Agriculturist Bottomley aud Black
smith Farrell were visitors to the Capital
| City this week. Thomas didn't see
John Quinn, and thus is unable to
state whether Cleveland is all right" or
the contrary. Therefore, Quinn being all.
sent. we vouchsafe the opinion that Mr..
Cleveland is NOT all right"
There is no line of goods sold II which
the public is SO little posted regarding
values as that of Drugs. For THIS reason
the buyer should always deal where be
knows he will get the worth Of his money.
And we have never heard q citizen of
Emmons County complain of his treat
ment by DUN 6 Co.. Bismarck.
George Jennings, the Bismarck grocer,
whese store is on the corner OF Main aud
Fifth streets, is building up splendid