Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-07-13

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reason therefor is that he keeps fresh
and pure stock at all times and his prices
are reasonable. The well-knoWn firm of
McCrory s. Co., butchers ana genera!
meat dealers, are in the same building.
At the recent meeting of the board OF
directors of the Bismarck pcnitentinry,
says the Tribune, the board expressed
great pleasure at the condition Of til"
pententiary, and especially Of the
grounds, which have been bcautitied by
hundreds of trees that are growing
nicely.
Capt. Cotton has purchased a new SUI
ky cultivator, and Is making the big pig
weeds in his corn and potatoes look tired.
There will be many more Of these implc
ments brought in before this time next
year. Anybody with a tree e-clnlm and
| corn field can save the price paid for one
in Il seasons use.
The prospects that the new railroad
| will be ironcd this year seem to be bright
or than they were. The bonds have been
| sold and it is claimed that the gap will
be graded and the whole line iron.d ti
time to move crops this fall. The entire
job grade and all, it is SAID, can be done
in less than ten weeks.
There is no line of goods sold III wlici!
the public is so little posted regarding
values as that of Drugs. For thus reason
the buyer should always Deal where hy
knows he will get the worth Of his money,
And We have never heard n citizen OF
Emmous County complain Of his treat
mcnt by Durn & Co., Bismarck.
:, Mr. G. w. Lynn, Of Winchester, va +,
Visitor to the county scat yesterday. He
4 was accompanied by Messrs &. A. Bcn"-
diet, G. a. Foster and T.. Cole, Of Brown
county. The former two gentlemen ar.
n talking Of starting Il creamery Mt Win
chester. II tine scheme materialZas, they
will establish route in the WiliiamspnIt
country.
Three bright and pleasant young gen
4 tIcmcu from the Holland Settlement Wis
J tied the county seat Tuesday. One u
4 them, MI Thomas Rvckman came up t.
make final proof on his pre- cmptiol..
and tic other two, Mcssrs. John DcMots
and John Verwey, were his witnesses.
4 Mr., Ryckmnu is only in his twenty second
year, but he was among the few vino
have furnished their own money to pay
for their land
h Quite Il number of citizens Of the Will
in, ntr ty
I the other day to help haul the big net at
Fish Lake. After being Joined by th"
flocal contingent, roll call at the lake
showed the following crew present T.
! Kelly. captain John Wild, chief en9i
A neer w. J. Kelley pilot w. L. Icater.
cook The deck hands consisted Of S. K.
ESuvcrly. Nate Shcrmcr, James Burbridga
: w. H. Lilly, VIM Baxter, Wash Hawks
and T. II. Herrick. a good lot Of fish
t were captured. and the RECORD was not,
forgotten.
t The RECORD saw Williamsport youn =
lady make her first attempt at harncss;ne
= a horse to buggy the other evening
It Everything appearing in proper form,
she took her seat in the vehicle and
h started up, but was astonishcd to find that
: the buggy was moving backward Thc
p gentleman who went to her assistance dis
q covered that the horse and driver werC
facing each other. The lady had put the
bits under the animals tail, the cruppel
in his mouth, and led HIM into the shafts
. head first; so, when the bewldercd horse
advanced, the lady retreated, The quad
rupcd was turned around, hitched with
his tail toward the dashboard, and trotted
l. off with a sort of disgustcd look
. are looking finely. and there seems to be
little reason to fear that the weekly re-
port will show less than 100 from III,
II present to harvest.tlme. The wea.he
:. has been warm and the sun has shon.
- brightly, but down at the roots Of iht
u tall and heavy grain the ground is as mois
as ever and it would require long pc
'e riod Of drought to injure it in the least
y Corn too, with eighteen hours of dayligh
l. out of the twenty-four to force 1t, is com
d, ing along rapidly and, despite the lat
planting, should frosty weather CONF
II reasonably late it will ripcn. Should it
8, however, get no further than the glazed
e. ear stage. it will prove of nearly equa
r. feeding value. Crop prospects in Ell
in mons County have never before cquae,
those of the present.