Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-04-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Pure welded life mans Joy completes,
Philosophers have said;
How true this Is when baby eats
Milk crack ers in tho bed,
And when you find between tho sheets
Three-cornered crumba are apread. Il

And when you find between the sheets
Three-cornered crumbs are spread. Ex.
~ Mr.. w. T. Jagd, of Cherry Grove. re-
turned home last week.
f. The Wllllamsport Sunday school was
reorganlzed last Sunday.
s. NJ. Barry and A. D. Hlliard, of Ma
poleon were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. und Mrs. Tramel, who have spent
the winter in Bismarck, returned home
Friday.
" The Campbclls have removed their
sheep to Glencoe from their winter quar-
tcrs ut Goose Lake.
If you want pure drugs for man or
beast. at low prices. call on Dunn & Co.
when you are in Bismarck.
Our farmers and stockmen should care
fully peruse the numerous equine edito.
rails scattered through our pages.
s>>hny school director desiring the services
of. competent teacher should address
County Superintendent W Worst at once.
u The case of Thurbcr vs. Smee was tried
by Justice Stouder last Saturday and de-
fcndant discharged. Armstrong for
the Territory, Herrick for Since.
Y Mr.. Connor, who again started for Bs-
marck last Saturday evening, returned
this week, and states that his sister, Miss
Edna, is somewhat better, though still
very sick.
Everybody knows DR.. Dunn, and every
body knows that those who buy drugs
from him may depend on getting what
they call for. Main street, opposite the
Sheridan House. Bismarck.
h Captain NJ. Van Flick, of Bakker town
ship, who has been a sojourner at the
Capital City during the past alleged win
ter, is at his Central Emmons home asaln,
accompanied by his estlmabIe wife.
|s"'Ten days ago Charlie Swanson gave us
an announcement for this week regarding
meeting of Cherry Grove alliance. But
unfortunately we misplaced the notes and
cannot give the date he named. Well do
VA gentleman recently up from Beaver
Creek informs US that q settler named
Bergman, living not far from Exeter, lost
everything he had by recent prairie fire.
Even the money with which he intended
to enter land, it is said, was destroyed
sbfMr H. s. Buckley, Of slgourney, Kco-
kuk county, Iowa. father of l.. T., was a
welcome called at our sanctum Wednes-
day. He is visiting bis son IN Cherry
Grove, and before he returns home will
visit the Pacific coast, where he has son
in Oregon and daughter in California.
The spring term of the territorial nor.
NAL school at Madison will commence on
Wednesday, April II, and continue ten
weeks. Entrance examinations will &C
cur Tuesday, Apvil 16. Send for cata-
logue and circulars to the president, VIM.
F. Gorrie.
S~'A Williamsport young man hands in
the following announcement PLEASE
state in your next issue that MI. Worst
will hold Easter services in the schools
house at Williamsport on Easter Sunday
April 81, at 3 o'clock p. m. The Will
iamsport choir will also be resurrected' Z
Notwithstanding the dull times, ths
well-known grocery house of George
Jennings, Nam and Fifth streets, con
tinues to do good trade, and still keeps
growing in favor with the people who do
business in Bismarck. And the reason
therefor Is not hard to find. It is because
people dealing with him know that his
large stock of goods is pure and fresh,
and are sold at fair and reasonable prizes.
A blacksmith shop is not the place to
buy sugar, neither is clothing store the
correct place to buy prunes; but first
class seed store is the correct place to
buy seeds of all kinds. Oscar H. Will,
Fourth street, Bismarck, keeps such a
store, and grows more of his seeds than
any other house in the Northwest. He
makes that his business. Everything il
carefully cleaned and kept up to the
highest standard of purity. He has moth
ing to do but attend to his seed business
and makes no attempt at attending to
any other persons business, which is the
secret OF his success, Buy your seeds of
Oscar and get what you buy.
assFhis country will always be paradise
for hunters who delight in slaughtering
the toothsome water fowl As these birds
are Of migratory habit and breed withou,
molestatlon away up toward the north
pole, their numbers have never been de-
creased by the sportsmen who have hunt.
ed them on their passage or during their
winter sojourn IN the south. They will
never disappear as the buffalo, deer and
other land game have disappeared from
this region. They will be more numerous
as the grain-feld area increases. The
lakes and creeks are full Of them now,
and every morning the geese and brants
appear in countless numbers on the stub
BILE, where tkey find plenty of food.
TO TAXPAYERs.
| Until further notice the County Treas
urers office will be open on Mondays.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each week,
and closed on the other days of the
week. DUaALD CAMPBELL, Treasurer.