Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-12-28
IN TOWN and OUT.
You never hear the bee complain,
Nor does it weep nor wall;
But, if it wish, it can unfold
A very painful tail. -Ex

NOR QOcS IL weep nor wall;
But, if it wish, it can unfold
A very painful tail Elk.
Happy n. Y.
Longer days now.
<~Will we ever have winter?
You can save s5 per cent on Clothing if
you buy of DeGraff.
>. Joseph Fuller, of Winchester, has not
yet found his estray horses.
South Dakota this year beat North Da-
kota in getting the first snow
Mr.. Turner and wife, of Horsehead,
visited the county seat Wednesday.
On Underwear Hosiery, Gloves and
Mlttens 33 per cent saved at DcGraff's.
Don't forget the meeting at the school.
house this evening to form dramatic
club.
Buy your Christmas presents and save
40 per cent, of Santa Claus" at De
CRAFTS.
There will be meeting of Williams
port township school board Saturday
evening.
miss Edna F. Connor returned home
Sunday, and has taken up her abode on
her CLAIM.
Bachelor Pagel, of Winchester town.
ship, was welcome caller at the RECORD
office yesterday.
The eclipse of the sun (partial in this
region) will be visible between 8 and D.
| m. on New Year.
k~There will be dancing party at
Cherry Grove schoolhouse next Monday
evening. Everybody 'nvisesl.
"Santa Claus" with his 'Thomas con.
cert'' and Swiss orchestra, will give free
concerts for ten days at DeGraff's.
Billy Margach has returned from Cas-
| selton, where he has been at work for
several months. No Mrs. Margach yet.
k~~Mrs. Lindsay, her little daughter and
the baby are visiting relatives in Ohio.
The boys are with Mr.. Lindsay at the
| river.
DeGraff's "Santa Claus is as old as
Father Time, and sells his thousand and
one beautiful presents at old-time cheap
prices.
Know that the winter is about over, our
farmers are beginning to concentrate
| their thoughts on the coming spring
/ work.
Pioneer Press The first faint echoes
of a~coming boom are reverberatng &
across the hills and valleys of Dakota
Look out
k~(Ed Campbell and Miss Edick went
down to Winona and brought Miss Camp.
bell back with them, reaching home on
| Wednesday.
An inch of snow fell during the fore
| part of the week, but cattle still get all
their feed on the prairie. No cold
weather yet.
r. L. Durant & Co.. wholesale aud re-
tail booksellers and stationers, wall paper
and music dealers, Bismarck, Oak, so,
licit mail orders.
Immense stock of goods, bought lately
at eastern bankrupt auction sales for GO
cents on the dollar, and selling accord
ingly, at DeGraff's.
Eugene Waldroff and wife were called
to Bismarck suddenly last week by the
intelligence that Mr.. WIS sister-in-law
and her little daughter Maud We're down
with diphtheria.
An Associated Press dispatch dated
Saranac Lake, NY, Dec. %, says !: A cold
wave prevails here. The mercury at the
signal service station registered % degrees
below zero last evening.
Peter Hansen has purchased frame
building formerly owned by II. A,
Armstrong, IN town, and will convert ii
into comfortable dwelling on his CLAIM.
"Oue by one the roses fade"
Editor Frost has joined the new Sun.
day school at Winona, has been chosen
treasurer thereof, and has given bond
Now may be he'll fill up with the spirit
of Christianity--and let us alone.
1.-THE following letter has been received
from the Fighting Editor Dear Pap
I will be home next week. Please move
your old print.shop out into the back yard,
SOS to give me room for exercise"
A. Herholz, of Winchester township,
recently lost by distemper 1,400 pound
mare said to be the best in Emmons
county. MI. Jones also lost good four.
year-old colt with the same complaint.
The welcome appearance of the deputy
treasurer, rounding up taxes, was among
the glad sights that brought joy to the
hearts of the taxpayers last week. At a
distance he was frequently taken TO,
Santa Claus.
AS for such state as New Jersey, says
the New York Herald, you could roll il
up In Dakota like peanut in a sheet of
foolscap. 1t would seem in the compari
son hardly bigger than Colorado beetle
in potato patch.