Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-09-20
IN TOWN And OUT.

lsEhc recent rains have put the ground
IN fine condition for blowing
New Fall and Winter Clothing daily,
and very cheap, at DcGraiTs.
Mr.. Skinner. of Sterling. was q visitor
to The Wllliumsport country yesterday.
A large arrival Of flats and Caps tor
the fall trade a, great bargains at u
Graf" $.
All judges Of election aud all vota 10
should read the "Ecclion Notice" on
fourth page.
..%Gerrit Haak and Jacob Brrrcth, from
the southern part Of the county, were ii.
town Saturday.
Blcssrs. Mocller and Mattison. Of south
ern Emmons, were in town Saturday on
fnal-proof business.
Mr.. r. N. Jones, of southwestern Kid
der, visited the county seat of Elnmons
day before Yesterday.
Who's got boy baby "to rent for a
few weeks? It's too awfully awful quiet
about the RECORD domicile.
| Don'tfail to examine the large and Va
ricd stock of Fall Underwear and Gloves
and Mltts and get prices, at DcGratf's 5.
\ Fred Carrow, of Winona, was Z guest
at the Emmons House Saturday night,
and left Sunday morning for II. S. Par
! kin's,
Oscar W. Nelson and Ncls p Olson, Of
Logan township, proved up Saturday
Their improvements were good, Their
houses being especially fine.
Merchant Gel, of Winchester passed
through town Tuesday evening on his
way to Sterling, en- route to st. Paul an1
Minneapolis to purchase winter stock.
If you would like to get five pounds of
good Tea for one dollar, and everything
else equally cheap, so to George Jcn-
nings, sign of "The Lone Star" Bis
narck.
gMr. f. M. Burge, of Beaver Creek. was
in town Tuesday. He reports that in the
herd of his brother G. w., three head OF
his (G. VS. cattle and two of II. A
Archambaults died of blackleg.
The RECORD does not want to say IL
word against Mr.. Worsts monopoly in
the Glitch" line; F.; but, having been pres
ent at the wedding, we arc prepared to
state that Squire Connor is an artist in
that line himself.
Mr.. r. P. Allison, Of Kiddcr county
has been corresponding with MIR. II. ~
Armstrong and Miss Edna r. Counor il
answer to their request that he deliver ,
4. prohibition lecture, and we understand
that arrangements have been made for
a lecture by Mr.. Allison at tho Will
transport school-house next Friday even
ing.
George Jennings does not promise to
sell more sugar for dollar than can bc
bought IN St. Paul at wholesale, but il,
will give all anybody can and live. Fl,
will sell all kinds of groceries at bed rocl
prices for cash. Try him. When yor
go to Bismarck stop at the sign of til,
"Red, White and Blue" with the "Lon'
STAR
Wednesday evening of last week Mrs
4 John F. Cell, of Danbury, her daughter
Mrs. Charles s. LAKE, of Mandan, an(
Miss Tillie Koker, of Danhury, startet
for Bismarck. Night coming on, they
lost their way, and their shelter from tht
cold rain until daylight was John Baker
wheat stacks. Next morning about
o'clock, somewhat chilled, they reached
Billy Bakers residence.
Judges of election shonld bear III mind
that the messenger from each prccinc
who brings in the ballot box and poll
books must deliver them to the county
clerk, instead of to the chairman of thu
board of comfy commissioners, as hereto
tore. The law requires that one poll
book be placed in the ballot-box and til,
other scaled up and sent to the county
clerk by the messenger bringing the bal
lot box. The messenger should start TO-
the county seat the next day after cleo
ton.