Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-05-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Pleasant weather.
Wheat in Bismarck, 90 cents.

r Died On May /, 1883, Charles. aged 10
years, son of Jacob and Sarah Hepteu-
stall.
"a new school is to commence son May
IA, out in the Farrell neighborhoSd, with
Miss Mary Farrell as teacher.
4 Electing Miss Counor superintendent
of the Sabbath school, during her absence.
was neat compliment to verify lady.
Major Dlcksy came down from Big
marck last week. and is tho guest of
Landlord Bottomlsy at the Emmsns
Honse.
The Rev. Mr.. Gary will preach In the
Danbury school-louse on Sunday. May
6, at $3.50 p. m. All ars invited to b.
present. A
r. L. Durant s. Co., wholesale aud re-
tail booksellers and stationers. wall paper
and music dealers. Bismarck. Dak., solicit
mail orders.
DR.. L. G. Petit than whom no more
pleasant gentleman OF able physician
dwells on the Missouri Slope. has been
sojourner in tho Williamsrort country
this week.
,Jehn Goughnour, of Buchanan, the pi-
oneer dehorner of Emmens County, made
muleys out of two lots of cattle last week
--one lot for Robert Buchanaj, and one
for Ed Taylor.
If you want to buy the best sewing.
machine manufactured--ands sat low
price, toe--call at Brady's, IN Bismarck,
and see the Latest-Improved Singer. 1t
can't be beaten.
= Fred Cotton arrived home Saturday
from his lengthy visit to the East Fred
has developed FURNISHES" ard might he
taken for a young theological student
home on vacation &
Mr.. w. II. Bringhurst, of Eogansport,
lind, came down Saturday from Bismarck.
Mr.. Brlnghurst has considerable land III
the. Williamspert ncighborhood, and is
farming it extensively.
A letter containing final l-proof affida.
Wit of publication, and addressed to Bis
marck, was mailed from the RECORD of.
flee on>Apnl6. Up to May /, it had not
reached its destination. -r:.
superintendent Worst is booked for a
sermon in the Holland settlement on Sun
day evening, May 90. Next day he will
visit the school there and begin the work
of onhno1 ~ rrarora1
Go to the New York Art Store C. H.
Phelps, proprietor), Third street, Bis
marck, for watches, jewelryss silyerware,
wall paper, etc. Watch repairing u spe
cialty. Goods at bottom prices.
Ea5Aliss Alice Carpenters pony slipped
his halter last Friday night and left her
at Mr.. Linderman's with the saddle and
ether accouterments. Mr.. j. H. Worst
took her as far as Mr.. Mandigo's on her
homeward trip.
Miss K. Brady, the we'll known Bis
marck milliner, has on hand fnll line
of Millinery in all the latest styles aud
at the lowest rates. Emmons County la
NASS WV AAoy No SiSItluS tuC
City are kindly invited to call. a
A Darlington farmer who left Dakota.
in search of fields fairer and pastures
greenerin California, writes back to the
News: ''Offer premium at your next
county fair for the biggest fool in the
county, and / will try to be there in time
to compete for it"
Geo. !. Webster, attorney at law. Of
Bismarck, has control of unlimited
means for loans upon improved farms.
His money comes from New York and
Connecticut capitalists, and his rates and
commissions are reasonable He offers
special rates TO clients making final
proof.
flWlll Albright arrived from Brown
Fcounty Il couple of weeks ago. He had
pleasant trip, with the exception of a:
ducking that lie received while founder
ing amid the wild waves of old Beaver.
Will feels very thankful to Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Clark for their kind help in fishing
him out of the wet.
|
y Sabbath school was organized last Sun
day, with the following officers Super.
intendent, Miss Edna F. Connor; assist
ant superintendent, Mr.. ]. H. Worst; secre.
tary, Miss Stella Edick treasurer. Mr.. H..
D. Connor chorlster, Mr.. D. R. Rupert !;
organist Miss Eva D. Campbell; libra.
rian, Miss Bertha A. Packer. =
There is no line Of goods sold In which
the public is so little posted regarding
values as that of Drugs. For tins reason
the buyer should always deal where lie
knows he will get the worth of his money.
And we have never heard citizen of
Emmons County complain of his treat.
ment by Dunn g. Co., Bismarck.
ST. Paul Globe 1t is CLAIMED that seed.
ing is being done in the Missouri Valley
ten days earlier than along the Red River
or other eastern sections of the territory.
This is mainly due to the character Of the
sell, but the temperature rises gradually
to the west The statement is general
that the acreage in wheat and corn will
be very much larger than ever before.
The following notice has been sent out
from the Aberdeen u s. land office. 1t
is of interest to settlers IN that part of
Emmous County within the Aberdeen
district IAN communications forwarded
to this office must be addressed to Reg
lister and Receiver United States Land