Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-05-10
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Miles Ogle is down from Bismarck, and
will remain for some time.
Miss Jennie Smalley reached home Sun
day from her visit to Ohio.
For Improved Singer Sewing Machines
60 to Miss Kate Brady's, Bismarck.
v Mr.. F. NJ Burge. of Beaver Creek, was
visitor to the county seat yesterday.
Johnnie Gayton came over to Williams.
port Monday, returning home next day.
Monday there was steady, all-day rain
throughout the Missouri Slope, and now
our farmers smile.
Anybody who wants stranger to work
q week or two at 75c day can get him by
applying at this office.
The Williamsport boys meet to morrow
afternoon for ball practice. Look out,
there. Winchester
Farmer Brock recently purchased at
Bismarck, from J. B. Tay lor, fine young
1900 mare and colt for 500.
During thunder storm Saturday even
| Ing building in the suburbs of Dawson
| was struck by lightning and burned
Blacksmith Farrell has calf that runs
up and down the stairs of his new dwell
ing with all the agility Of a billygoat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Plante and Mr. Turner, of
Hampton, passed through town Monday
on their way home from Kidder, county.
Albert Robinson came home from Bis
marck yesterday, bringing his daughters
Maud and Lille, who will reside with
him hereafter.
| Steven Van der Liam died last week in
the Holland Settlement, of pneumonia
He was one of the early settlers there
He leaves wife and three children
Messrs. Haak, Rowerdiuk, Dirk Hasper
and Peter Bergman were up from the
Holland Settlement last Monday. Mr..
Bergman came from Nebraska recently.
]. G. Walker wishes US to announce
that he has made arrangements by which
patrons Of either Eclipse or Pioneer 81
may be pastured in the Coover herd free
of cost to their owners. "
VIM. Thurber, who arrived from Wis
consin recently, took a claim in the
nelghborhood, we understand, and went
back. He has wife and several children
who will return with him before long.
Mr.. Lincoln Cell, the bright and pleas
ant young man who made the postoffice
store at Winchester success, has retired,
and G. H. Bumstead is again running IT.
Mr. Cell was welcome caller ut the Rec.
oRD Office Monday.
Miss Kate Brady, the well-known Bis
marck milliner, recently arrived from the
East with large stock of Millinery.
Emmons County ladies will ind at Miss
Brady's all the latest styles of hats and
bonnets at the lowest possible prices.
r Among the Emmons County people in
Steele last Saturday were Commissioners
Gayton and Yeater, Supt. Worst, Register
Herrick, Messrs. L. T. Buckley. John
McCrory. VIM. V. Wade, Charlie Allen,
Winnie Allen, L. T. Buckley, and D. r.
Streeter.
Merchant Connor has big cowboy
saddle and pony. He p1ckets the pony
ard sets the saddle upright on its flaps
When the sunshine becomes too warm tol
comfort the pony walks under-or into
the saddle and lies down. This is con
vehient kind of portable stable.
John Mittlestedter Is again in God
4 1country-which doesn't mean that he is
up among the angels, but that he has
returned to gaze upon the beautiful
emerald.hued hills and flower.bedeckeo
| Wales of Emmons In other words, for 8
time he will fight mosquitoes in the i'm.
Y mediate neiehborhood of Bhlsport.
Mrs Eliza Carpenter, of Cherry Grove,
has been quite ill for some time. but
though still confined to her bed, we arc
glad to be able to state that she ls i'm
proving. Between teaching school, car
ing for her mother. dong the houseworh
and the chores, Miss Alice is probably
the busiest girl in Emmons county.
" 1t looks now az though there would be
4 big time at Winchester on the 24th
There will be a post meeting in the after
noon, and baseball game between Will
Transport and Winchester mines. There
will also be campfire in the evening g
we understand. to be followed by dance
Further particulars will be given mex
n week.
Merritt Thurbsr was visitor to Steele
last Sunday. The RECORD outfit met hin
on the morning Of that day as he wal
driving into the Kidder County metropo
lis. And there was good-lookinE youna
lady in the buggy with him and Merit
wore three-ply smile visible to the naket
eye at distance of four hundred yards
We are hungry for cake.
4 outstanding the dull times, tn,
well-known grocery house of George
Jennings, Main and Fifth streets, con
tinues to dc a good trade, and still keep,
growing in favor with the people who d.
business in Bismarck. And tho reaso,
therefor Is not hard to find. 1t is becaus,
people dealing with him know that hi
large stock of goods is pure aud fresh
and are sold at fair and reasonable prices
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