Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-06-15

her visit to Wllliamspert. On their re-
turn Mr.. Cronk sent us q Il ice mess Of fish
'for that boy" Thanks, friend c.; but
80 far the fighting editor won't eat any
thing that has bones.
Every rose has its thorn. There's been
too much rain. The RECORDS COW pHlls
her pickst.pin out of tho soft ground like
it was cheese, and scoots toward some
neighbor's garden. Again we say. "All--
all is vanityp
Miss K. Brady, the well-known Bis
marck milliner, has on hand full line
Of Millinery in all the latest styles aud
at the lowest rates. Emmons County la
dies who may be visiting the Capital
City are kindly invited to call.
Last year the writer was troubled with
otato.bugs--thatkls, his potatoes were.
They were. as we supposed, all killed off;
but the striped slaell-backs are again quite
numerous in our garden, even on tops
but an inch or two above ground
Mr. H. II. Thurtle, of Cherry Grove,
was in town yesterday. He reports Mrs.
Thurtle and the boy in good health, Mr..
T. brought IN some Pekin. duck eggs as n
present from Mrs. Thurtle to our poultry
editor, for which she wishes to return
thanks.
|LGreat Cesar Proclaim it from the
housetops The other evening when we
went home the society editor informed us
that at one time during the day the fight
ing editor had pretty nearly got one OF
his big toes in his mouth - N.Y. but isn't
that genlus7
When convention of any kind is in
session 1t is the secretary that has the
hard work to do. Miss Eva Campbell
was scribe for the teachers institute and
no ncater and palmer copy" ever came
into the RECORD Office than the manu-.
script Of the institute minutes.
| Napoleon Homestead A surveying
party, consisting Of Msssrs. Branch
Kelly and Smith, are now surveying and
plating town on the southwest quarter
of section IS. township 1856. range "a. on
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The location is in the edge of Emmons
county.
Landlord Hodgkinson and wife, of
Sterling. and who were once residents of
Williamsport, came down Wednesday to
visit friends here. Mr.. II. and family
will leave for the Pacific coast some time
this summer Master Lena who accom-
panied his parents, has grown almost be
yond recognition.
There is no line of goods sold IN which
the public is so little posted regarding
values as that Of Drugs. For this reason
the buyer should always deal where he
knows he will get the worth of his money.
And we have never heard citizen OF
Emmons County complain of his treat
ment by DuLn g. Co.. Bismarck.
| ISince the deluge OF last week the ag-
gresslve mosquito has been altogether too
energetic at times. His cry is for Blood
blood blood more blood r. and his
sense of taste seems to be blunted. He'd
just rs soon tap a tobaeco.soaked editor
as a Sunday.school superintendent or
dainty schoolma' am.
Messrs. Robert Buchanan and Wiley
Wilson, of Buchanan Valley, were in
town Wednesday, The pioneer of the
valley says his son and heir--who, by
the way. is bouncer-is getting along
nicely. Mr.. Wilson has moved into his
new house on his claim. He met with
quite loss recently, one of the ponies of
his team dying.
George Jennings, the Bismarck grocer,
whose store is on the corner of Main and
Fifth streets, is building up splendid
reputation for fair dealing among the
people of the Missouri Slope. And one
reason therefor is that he keeps fresh
and pure stock at all times and his prices
are reasonel'ln Tho wnll l-nnu,r a.
McCrory s. Co., butchers and general
meat.dealers, are in the same building.
LCThsre Is to be rousing cslsbratlou at
Wlnona On the Fourth Of July. Every
citizen of the county who can possibly
leave home should be there. Wlnona has
quite reputation for celebrations of this
character, and no ono who attends will be
disappointed. Winona, being near the
fort and the agency, has many objects of
interest near at hand, and IN that partic.
ular sho has the advantage of other parts
of the county. Furthermore. her people
are rustlers whom they undertake to ceie-
Drate: By all means, 60 to Winona OF