Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-03-23
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Miss Anna E. Coil will teach Danbury
school again this year.
r. Miss Lizzie Taipc was o visitor to
Willlamsport school, Tuesday.
Landlord Shermer has started in TO
bulld an addition to his dwelling.
Lawyer Armstrong, bearing Il happy
though subdued look started for the
Capital City last Monday.
v Probate Judge Thistlethwaitc was in
town Wednesday settling up the Fish
estate with Mr.. Lynn, the administrator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Robinson and little
dark-eyed Miss Kittie, from the West
Missouri country, are visiting their rela-
tlves at Glencoe
r. Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong intend to be.
gin housekeeping soon. Mr.. A. will Il,
once have tive.room dwelling erected
on his homestead.
We have had touch of New York
weather during few days of this week.
1t was not stormy, but the atmosphere
was crisp and cool.
A full meeting of Williamsport school
board was held Friday. We don't mean
that the members were "tull," but that
they were all present.
Mr.. Connors horse. recently injured
and left down at Mr. Shermer's place,
proved to be so badly hurt that it was
necessary to sheet him.
|F Capt Flick and Mr.. q. w. Lynn made
a trip by wagon from Bismarck to Win
chester. by way of Buchanan Valley and
Williamsport this week.
4 The editor and the devil visited Bis.
marck since our last issue, and hence the
territorial tree. bonus laws and other mat.
ter that we wanted to print this week is
left over until our next.
A Benton (Mont.) dispatch of March 20
says; "The Yellowstone is open 10 its
mouth, and there are no gorges between
here and Glendive. The Missouri has not
broken up yet, and is no higher than
usual.
Mrs. G. F. Parker writes to Mrs. G. NJ.
Robinson, of Glencoe. from Southern
California, that she is in the land of or
ange groves at last, and that she is eating
an orange as she writes. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Parker's new home Is near Los Angeles.
Eve hear that most Of the Camp Shields
people moved back to their highland
homes this week. We are glad to hear of
it, as everybody appears to think the ice
will gorge and the bottoms again be-
flooded this spring. This may not hap.
pen, but j, IS we'll to be on-thc safe side
The firm of Dunn & Co. have been in
the drug business in Bismarck for many
years, and during that time they have es-
tablished f1rst-class reputation for deal.
ing squarely by every one. Most people
in this county know DR.. Dunn personally,
and therefore it is not strange that our
citizens generally deal at his store.
The RECORD (or any other newspaper
will not print communication unless the
name Of the writer accompanies it. THIS
is tho custom with all Journals, big and
little. The name Is never published
| without permission; but the signature
is guarantee to the editor that a writer
is not trying to work in hoax"
Our friend George Gussner, Bismarck s
jolly Butcher, recently went back ON his
bachelor friends and became benedict.
But that will not prevent him continuing
to supply our citizens with everything to
he found In flrst-class market En-.
mons county people should not forget
to call on MI. Gussner when in Bismarck,
| We can conceive of nothing more CON
ducive to happiness and contentment
on the part of parents than to have thel,
children happily married and permanently
settled near them. MIR. and Mrs. Kurt7
are certainly blessed in this respect We
understand that there is but one son alb
scnt--all their other children are settled
in this neighborhood.
There is one grocery house in Bismarck
that Is building up a splendid reputation
for keeping n large stock of pure goods
and selling them ut live-and.let-livt
prices. Therefore, Emmons County peo
pie will consult their own interests by
dealing with George Jennings, corner of
Main and Fifth streets. McCrory & Go.
the wcll-knowu butchers and meat deal
ers, are i'll the same building.
| Fargo Argus : Al small railway sta
ton in this vicinity brandncw post
master recently came into authority
For several days thereafter the mail.ugcn
of the train received no mail from tha
station, and reported the matter TO tn
superintendent of the raiway.nail ser
vice. The latter wrote tho postmaster
who replied that hc WAS waiting for tll
mail sack to get full before sending it t,
the train.
At recent election in Telford tow nshi
"a civil township taking In the Burleig1
County portion of the Glencoe ncishbor
hood) the Rev. q. F.. Williams was cho
sen constable Mr. w. Is y good .nature
and popular young gentleman, and 1t
posoible that the Glencoe boys electc
h,,n to "thc highest office within thci
gift ne joke. But the new official is
man Of ftnc physique, and 1t is posi- u
that he will round up temporal as well a
lie las spiritual sinners.
f'hu frntt., ~ aft 11,a sot,r,I,f f,,,o~,l. !,