davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ameryka. (Toledo, Ohio) 1889-1891, 1889-09-21
PRZEMYSE I .PRACA.
W5odomoSci ek0nOnicG,ee - NOsoe
,oyualozki - Stoset,eki ponaiedsy
k0Dtt0tena . prOcU.
k0ptt0te11a . pr0cQ.

Zarzad iednej kolei angielskich
wprowadzi} oryginalna nowosc W
pociagach osobowych. Oto "a poci-
snieciem guzika i wrzuceniem W od-
powiedni otw6r monety, zab{yska
swiate4ko elektryczne, tax slime, IL
MONA przy MEM czyta6 druk maj
drobniejszy. Pc poi godzny swia-
tlo gasnie, jezeli zatem pasazer zy-
czy sobie ciagna6 dalej texture,
wrzuca znowu w otw6r monete W
cisgu nastepnej poi godziny korzy-
sta elektrycznosci. w razie, jezeli
przyrzad jakiejkolwiek przyczyny
dziafac ME moze, aparat sam wyrzu-
ca monote Ma zewnatrz. Dowcipny
ten przyrzad daje juz podobno swe-
mu wynalazcy znakomite dochody.
Biblioteka Uniwersytetu warsza-
wskiego posiada 2O7,O53 dzie} r6z-
nej tresci, skiadajacych sic 1885,
523 tomow, map, atlasow, roznych
not, rysunkow tip. 6,537 egzem-
plarzy, oraz rekopisow starozytnych
1910 egzemplarzy. Wartost wszy
stkich dzie} wynosi rs. 276,695. Czy-
telnia dla student6w posiada odziel-
ma bibliotyke, zawierajaca S,498
ksiazek, wartosci rs. IA, ,94S.
Nauce poswiecone pismo angiel-
skie Iron podaje wiadomost, zako-
munikowana mu przez Edisona, jake
ten ostatni placuje mad przyrzadem,
"a pomoca ktorego ogladac bedzie-
my rzeczy, setki mil cd mas odleg}e.
Praca mad nowym wynalazkiem zaj-
mie Edisonowi jeszcze lat pare, spo-
dziewa sic On, IL w r. 1S92-im przy-
RAD bedzie gotowym.
w tych dniach zatwierdzony 70
sta{ projekt urzadzenia W Kazaniu
VIZ. 1890-ym wystawy przemys}owo-
naukowej. Wystawa sk}ada6 sic be-
die osmiu oddzia4ow: naukowego,
szkolnego, medyczno sanitarnego,
fabrycznego, rekodzielniczego, pre-
myslowo-wiejskiego rolniczego, dru-
karsl lego, oraz oddzia}6w: syberyj-
skiego, srodkowo azyatyckiego i
kaukaskiego.
Wedle sprawozdah urzedowych W
F. 1887-ym W CUB. radomskiej by}o
czynnych 16 kopalh zelaza, kt6re
przetopi}y 7,705,312 pud6w rudy i
zuzli, i wyprodukowa}y 2,1l3,34O
pudow surowcu, W tenn 227, IT'S
pudow odlewow. Kopalnie tie, znaj-
dujace sic wy}acznie w pow. i1zec-
kim i koneckim, zatrudnia}y l,7l5
g6rnik6w, 3l2 pomocnik6w.
z Paryza donosza, ze pan Szen-
field, warszawianin, wynalaz{ mody-
fkacye systemu Braille'a, polegaja-
ca pa ulepszeniu specyalnego pisma,
sluzacego do porozumiewania sic
miedzy widzacemi a ociemnia1emi.
Wynalazca swoj projekt przedstawi{
rzadowi francuskiemu, "a ktora zy-
ska1 uznanie zachete do dalszej
piracy W tym kierunku.
Wed1ug urzedowych danych, W
ca{ei Rosyi znajduje sic 5000 die
siatin ziemi, przeznaczonej pod u
prawe tytuniu. Powierzchnia ta dale
plon 5 milion6w pud6w tytuniu,
wartosci mniej wiecej 20 milion6w
rubli. Kultura tytuniu zajmuje sic
r6znym stopniu ladnosc 46 guber-
nil okregow.
Ma kolei New York Central W
Ruffalo straiknie $50 traparzy. no
niewaz kompania ME chce p}acic ex-
ira "a niedziele. Dostaja oni teraz
$1.40, dopominaja sic "a niedziele
placy jako "a po}tora dnia.
Rosya chce na3ozyc clio ma wszy-
stkie towary przywozone do Rosyi
przez granice afgahska.
w .Rosyi jest III: :674 Worst dr6g
pocztowych ladowych wodnych.
w Warszawie ma powstad nova
fabryka stal6wek.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
A California Opinion.

A Los Angeles newspaper says Here
are some figures to show that Dakota will
make two states which will now rank in
population, wealth and intelligence With
some of the older states, and will be in
advance of one state now represented on
the ways and means committee which
reported the Mills bill. Two years ago
Dakota cast 80, 0G4 votes to elect dele
gate in Congress, who is not allowed to
vote in that body. In Arkansas, which
has five votes in the House of Representa-
tivcs and one vote in the ways and means
committee, only 27,453 votes were cast
for Congressman. In Georgia, which has
ten votes in the House and one in ibc
ways and means committee, only q, 453
votes were cast for Congressman. In the
thirty.tllree counties which compass villa,
Is styled North Dakota 3G, 900 votes werr
cast--9, 600 more than in Georgia, and
only 5000 less than in Arkansas, while in
the forty seven counties composing South
Dakota the total vote was SO, 040--uearlv
10000 more than in Arkansas and 96. oDn
more than in Georgia. In WASHINGTON
Territory the total vote exceeded 47,oU0
Commenting Oh the above the t'argm
Argus says: ''i'hc facts arc even more
startling than shown above, rs two years
ago Dakota cast 10l. 600 votes, instead 6c
09,0G4, as reported, and this fall the ;otal
vote is 1000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

when you point your finger at "critter"
and say ''sick en- Is unworthy her
masters confidence and should 80 to pot
Come, now. who wants a nice, fat tender
dog? Wake up, Shambo.
..In recent letter from Mrs. Strceter
Visiting her relatives in Chicago, aud
who was never ten miles outside of that
city within her memory until she came
to Dakota in S3), she says: II used to
think there was no place like dear
old Chicago but the weather since
have been here Is certainly enough to
cure one Of all like for it. There is moth
ing but Observation-Disclosures -slush--
slush. There is mud everywhere, and
tae street crossings are no exception
The people you meet have chilly and
blue appearance. Sometimes l feel that
would give anything for few hours Of
bright Dakota sunshine and clear bracing
air. Perhaps Dakota newspapers NAV
exaggerate the glories of the Territory
sometimes, but when they claim that the
winter climate there is preferable to the
winter climate here they certainly tell the
truth. Since we settled in Emmons
county have been out in all sorts of
winter weather, but the extreme cold
there never seemed so disagreeable as the
damp cold here"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
A Lively ~Crittcr..,'

Recently Ehrhardt Worster, of Gayton
township. and Eugene Waldrof were
principals iu q horse trade and what
happened to the former on his way home
is shown by the following extract from
letter written by him to the other ira
der Il arrived here to ight at O. clock.
and thought myself mighty lucky to have
got here at all. If you were the least
charitable you would have sent coffin
along, as ut one time 1t looked as though
| would need it. When about ten miles
from Wllllamsport there were all At once
four feet in the air, and just as many
heels. They changed in lightning sue
cession until finally the sngletrecs wesc
kicked away, and your beautiful maze
"Jewel" and her mate pulled me over the
dashboard and dragged me about fifty
yards, she steadily kicking. She let her
heels fly for the next half.hour. The
whip had just bought from you was in
two pieces, too. l managed to patch up
the rig and came home on go-as~you-
please gait of your mares choosing.
don't see how escaped without broken
bones. With that Wllliamsport COW
chewing up the harness and the mare
kicking tine buggy and myself all 70
pieces, wonder how much there will be
left in the cnd?"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
A Successful Entertainment.

A Successful Entertainments.
= MANCHESTER, DalS., Dec. 27, 1888.
TO the Editor Of the RECORD:
Winchester school closed Friday, Dec
IA, 1888. In the evening an entertain
ment was given by the pupils, assisted
by Miss Minnie Honstain and Valley
Moore, of South Prairie school. Follew.
ing Is theprogram
PART /.
Music: "Vacation's Coming''--School.
Prayer: Rev. A. j. Garry.
Recitation: "Discontented Ton"-Joe Gilman.
Song: "Oh, I'm Happy Bluebrd"-Emma
Gilman.
Concert Recitation: "Chsrge of the Light
Brignde"-Willie Garry, Sidney Garry, Joe Gil
man, Willie Gilman, Ray Bumsteatl, Herman
Herholz.
Recitation: ga Dinner and q Kiss''-Vnlley
Moore.
Solo and Chorus: "Jolly Old Roger"-Willie
Garry, Ray Bumstead, Joe Gilman.
Recitation: "Whcn Mamma Wasn Little Girl"
-Elfredia Bun1stead.
Concert Recitation: 'We Are Four"-Emma
and Millie Gilman, Willie Garry, Ray Bumstead,
Solo: beautiful spring'-Miss Edith Stewart,
Recitation: "only Box Secure and strong''-
Miss Minnie Hoastain.
Recitation: New Boots'-Charley Gilman.
Tableau: Evening Prayer"-valley Moore,
Elfredia Buunstoad
PART II,
Solo: "Robin Redbreast"-Miss Millie Gilman,
Becitntion: M others Fool"-Willie Gilman.
Concert Recitation "Three Kittens"-Charley
Gilman, Eifredia Bumstead
Solo: "kiss Me as | Fall Asleep'' - Valley
Moore.
Recitation: "Reed's Reply 10 Jolnstone"-
Sidney Garry.
Dialogue: "Two Kinds of Visitor.''-"NIiss An
cry Discomfort" Mile Gilman "Magcie Win
throp,' Edith Stewart; 'Elsie Winthrop" El-
fredia Bumstead "Miss Patient Perseverance,, :"
Millie Gilman; Miss Make. the Bes,-ofIt." EN-
ma Gilman; "Mr. Prosperity Herman Her,
holz.
Song: Rally Round the Flag boys.
Recitation: Lady Clare'-Miss Edith Stewart.
Solo: "swiss Toy Girl'-Elfredia Bumstead.
Recitation: ''The Old Farm House"-Ninnie
Honstain.
Recitation: Smith"-Ray Bumstead
Solo: I'm but a Little Felow-Willie Garry.
Tableau: "Liberty and Her Handm aidens',-
Edith Stewart, Minnie Honstain, Millie Gilman.
At the close of the entertainment a
supper was given by the Sunday-school.
Inc schoolhouse was full and an enioy-
able time was had. Quite number were
there from abroad.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
Statehood Nsectinc.

NILLIA&spoRT, Oak, Dec. 80, i-3S
To the Editor of the RECORD.
The call for mass convention of iiti.
zens i'll Williamsport, Saturday, at 2 y.
nl., to consider the agitation for State
hood is important, and the time should
be needed and the meeting made as thor,
oushly representative as possible. The
meeting has no significance except IT,
give expression to our interest in State
hood, to swell the sentiment favorihg il,
and to help make the demand for it uni
vcrsal. The fact that Statehood will
come as surely and quickly without any
action or trouble taken on our part is no
reason for rnou-attenlancc and non action.
The Territory is composed of communi-
ties, and we are as deeply interested as
any, and should at least take pride
enough to voice our wishes and put Em.
mons county upon record. No commu-
nifty should expect a thing so vital and
so desirable as Statehood to overtakc
them without contributing at least in
humble way toward advancing its cause.
Let all attend who can, and help swell
the popular demand for Statehood at the
earliest practicable day. J. II. WoRsr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.
Holland Settlement.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
kPlowing has nearly all been done. Not
withstandihe the dry weather, the ground
was ia fair condition. h..The people arc
grateful for the fine weather we have had
SO far. Very different from what it was
two years ago. ~. The families of Mcssrs
Haak and Rowerdnk are quite i'll with
a throat trouble. go. Mr.. Meindcring lost
a child about two years old recently ......
Jacob Van Putten left for Michigan
about two weeks ago. 80. Mr. Henry Van
Beck made business trip to Aberdeen
this week. >. Mr.. S. Bootsma recently
arrived from Holland. He has bought
the homestead and timber.claim relin-
quishmcnts of G. Kruger. Mr.. j. Pek-
elder has increased his stock of merchan-
disc quite extensively of late. Success to
you, John. Some of our entcrprising
hunters have been gathering IN the long
cared game quite rapidly of late.
PARYENU.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

THIS county of Emmons is new, and i,
has no railroads AS consequence,
although 1t is forty -eight miles long by
thirty in breadth, there are not more than
$500 people within Its borders. Not.
withstandlng the fact that our settlers
have had to go long distances to market,
none are dissatisfied and almost without
exception they have improved their con-
dition since they came here. This county,
while it is one of the best for wheat, is
also excellent for stock, and every year
finds greater number of farmers who
are not putting all their eggs in one bas.
ket. Horses and cattle are healthy; hogs
and cholera are strangers, and sheep are
not troubled with rotten feet. Farms
that in a few years will make their own.
ers comparatively rich are being opened
right along, but free land just as good
awaits settlers IN all parts of this county.
We have splendid roads, fine water, good
schools, and an intelligent class of set.
tiers, and no one who intends to settle in
Dakota next spring will regret it if he
makes his home IN Emmons county. A
railroad is already graded through the
county, and it is to be ironed this year.
All the great railroads of the Northwest
will soon be seeking the coal fields OF
Mclean, Burleigh and the Western Da,
kota country. There is plenty of wood
IN the county, and more than enough
coal in sight to supply the local demand.
A free farm, comfortable home and an
independent life can be obtained here,
and it is surprising that any farmer in
moderate circumstances back east will
still jog along in the cid rut withou,
hope for the future. Sell your garden
patch, or let the landlord have the rent.
ed farm. Come to Dakota and be a man
among men,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
81 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

managed fairly and honestly, 1t must
expect Its strength to be reduced from SO
per cent, as at present, to about % per
cent. This loss of power will appear the
more important when it is remembered
that the South will be weakened by so
much, not only in the Electoral College.
but in what might not SO very inapprn-
priately be termed the caucNs Of Demo =
cratic electors. In other worHs; HarrI-
sons election, with It's attendant conss
quences, dlspcs the Southern hope of su-
prcmacy, not only in the nation, but in
the councils of the national Democracy
as well. In this sense the triumph Of
Harrison was victory of the Northern
Democracy over the Rourbons of the
South,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
COAL FOR SALE
At the Brindle Mine, at SO per ton.


Charlie Allen is married No mistake
about it this time. The ceremony took
place soon after Charlie reached his old
home in Michigan. The RECORD extends
Its congratulations to the young couple
and trusts that in the years to come it
will not be necessary for papa to use
the same methods with the young Aliens
that he does with the wheat, oats and
barley OF his patrons. May the bright
grain OF his happiness be free from the
wild mustard of sorrow and the cookie
seed OF discomfort, may the youthful crew
always have moderate appetites, may the
wind OF prosperity ever blow from the
right direction, may the young couple
ne'er have use for judicial separator,
and may they never have to buck the
rusty straw of sickness and misfortune.
Amen This should bring some cake,
cigar or the toe of number nine.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
Dnkota and Georeia.

Dakota has one delegate in congress
says the Cleveland Leader, who cannot
say word in her behalf. Dakota cas-,
e6,962 votes for him in 1886, and 81, a7a
for his opponent. In 1888 she cast 114,-
600 votes. Georgia has ten representa-
tives IN congress, for which only q. 47o
votes were cast and only 1850 against
less than onc-fourth of the present vote
of Dakota. And yet every one of these
ten Georgia representatives voted against
the admission of Dakota to the Union /
1t is by such unjust and revolutionary
policy that the Democratic party has
sought to MAINTAIN itself in power.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

We would suggest that clock and the
teaching of the time O. day to those
scholars who are unable to read the mys-
tic hieroglYphics on the dial would be a
wise addition to the curriculum of our
public schools. This is of much more
Importance than an early knowledge Of
whether the Aryans or the Organs first
overran Europe. We know of boy ID
years old who can tell the hour of noon
only by the condition of his stomach.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
A Now Year Gf4t.

$7Born--On Monday afternoon, Dec. 81,
1888, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Herrick, a
daughter Mrs. Herrick and the little
miss are getting along nicely. Ed; it is
said, will ask the commissioners to raise
the roof of the county building 50 that he
can stand up. There is, joyIn the Her.
rick household, of course, with one ex-
ccption, and that is Master Carl. He Is
not a bit enthusiastic, and SO far, appa-
renlly, has not made up his mind whether
lie will accept tho situation gracefully OF
rebel
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

If 1t is true, as President Loucks
claims, that the Alliance will control both
houses of the legislature this winter, an
opportunity will be given for the passage
of many just laws for the benefit of the
farmers. But that nothing sufficiently
radical to demoralize the railroad compa-
MES and cause them to cease building will
be enacted is the earnest prayer of the
farmers of those counties which have no
railway lines.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children teeth:ng, is the prescription of one of
tie best female nurses and physicians in the
uNited States, and has been used for forty Yeas
with never-failing success by millions OF mothers
for their children. During the process of teeth
ing its value is incalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrleea, gripping
in the bowels and wind-colic. By giving health
60 the child it rests the mother. Price csc a
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
STRAY HORSES.

"&trayed from my ranch IN Sheridan
county, the latter part of October last,
eight head of horses, as follows mares
with colts. one mare branded KIP anG
one Sc, colts not branded mare with.
out colt branded KIP; 2 ycarling geld
ings, not branded thrce-Ycar. old geld
ing, branded Sc on left hip. Bell on ono
mare.
Also, separate from the above. three
horses, branded either PIX or Blk. Any
one having taken them up, or seen them
address w. E. Low,
Turtle Lake or Washburn, Oak.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
An Eastern Mans Opinion.

The editor of the Rainy Buttes Senti-
mel, published at New England City, Het.
finger county, recently paid visit to his
old home in the East, and compares what
lie found there with the look of things in
Dakota on his return:
Having recently returned from a visit
to the East, the editor of this paper re.
sumes his labors feeling doubly assured
that there is no better, freer or pleasanter
place to live in than Dakota. And, as
for climate, we should be loath to ex-
change our clear, sunshiny days of ia.
kota for the cloudy, damp and disagree
able days we found in Vermont, New
Hampshire, Massachusetts and Rhode
Island. In New England we found a
succession of mud and frozen ground,
rain and slush but on our return to Da,
kota it was different. Crossing from
Minnesota into the Empire Territory of
the Northwest, leaving snow behind, and
travelling west for distance of 100 miles,
passing through the most productive
wheat growing belt in the world, we
found cattle contentedly grazing on the
well-cured prairie grass, and in number
of instances farmers were seeding wheat,
thus lesscning the labors of the busy
spring season. Any man, young or
middleaged, who has push and enterprise
about him, who has lived three or four
years in Dakota, may go east and enjoy
good visit among his relatives and
friends, but he will have no desire to re.
main longer; aud when he gets back to
Dakota he will be able to appreciate
more, realize better, the unsurpassed op-
portunities there are here for the man of
purpose and determination
The Solid South Has Lost Its Grip.
Obviously the Southern mind is in
state Of fermentation, says the Minneap-
oils Tribune, produced by the reverses of
the last election and the new industrial
forces which are beginning to make them.
selves felt. The Democratic defeat shat.
tered the proud hopes Of the South of
another era of Southern supremacy in
the councils of the nation, The extent
to which the Bourbon element was dis.
appointed by the Republican victory can
not, perhaps, be realized fully by the
people Of tie North but if we consider
the audacIous character and scope of the
political plans which prominent Southern
leaders have advanced since the election,
it seems evident that the South was deter
mined to undo the results Of the war, not
doubling that The doughfaces OF the
North would prove as tractable and sub.
mlssive as in the past With the control
Of the Presidency and the lower house of
Congress in their hands, the South could
81 manipulate the next census that 1t
would hold its strength III the Electoral
College. Now that the census will be
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

THERE seems to be no foundation for
the rumor that an attempt is to be made
this winter to induce the legislature to
readjust the boundary lines of Mcintosh,
Emmons, Campbell and Mcpherson so as
to form a new county with Eureka the
seat of government. Any way, the con-
gressional law against special legislation
won't allow it.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.

l hereby announce that the Deputy
County Treasurer will on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday Of each week, until
further notice, visit the various parts of
the county for the purpose of receiving
and collecting delinquent taxes. On
the abeve-named days the Office of the
County Treasurer will be closed.
S. E. BRINDLE.
County Treasurer.
BY H. A. Armstrong, Deputy.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

JUDGING by the information obtainabe
from all sources, it tappears to be settled
tact that the A. B. g. N. w. will! be
ironed this year, but. not until late in the
summer. There is ito evidence to war
rant belief that the Milwaukee & st.
Paul will build northwest from Eureka
tlic
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

On Wednesday, Dec 20, at the residence
of MIR. George c. Holt. on section 2,
range 75, township 1874, by the Rev. j. H.
Worst, Mr.. Ole A. Sjerzlce and Miss
Anna Olnie Tronstadt The bride arrived
from Norway few weeks ago.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
A Grca, Jo,,r,,a1.

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, published
by Mum " Co., New York, presents
weekly TO Its readers the best and most
reliable record Of various improvements
in machinery, the arts, and the technical
industries, while the scientific progress of
the country can II no way be followed so
well as by the regular perusal of its pages.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
Emmons County Record
The RECORD Is entered at the WiUiamspor
postOGce as aecond-class matter.

SHOULD the constitutions of the two
halves be identical as regards prohibition,
and patterned after that of Sioux Falls,
what would the governor of North Da.
kota say to the governor of South Da-
kota after shaking hands?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04

AN exchange credits Col. Plummer
with the remark that 'the democratic
party is like mule; it has neither pride
of ancestry nor hope of posterity." Z"
The late Emory A. Storrs originated the
remark, so often quoted on the stump,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-04
CHRISTMAS GOOnS.

The time is approaching when the peo-
PIE OF Emmons County will want to visit
Bismarck for the purpose OF purchasing
Holiday IL ,h goods. They can be procured
at the New York Art Store &C. H. Phelps,
prop Third street,, of the best quail
ity and at lowest prices.