Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-18
IN TOWN AND OUT.
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Sheriff MCGEE made trip to Winona !
This week.
: MIR. John F. Cell is down at Eureka on
q business trip. II
Mrs. Alva w. Scoheld arrived from
Howell, Mich, last Friday evening. il
Mr.. Robert Campbell, of the southern
part of the county. was in town Mouday.
Prof. Keim. who was visiting in this
neighborhood for couple of weeks, has
returned to South Dakota.
The Silently Partner and tho Bolster.
;ous Editor are expected to return this
week from their visit to Chicago.
Z Young Ben Corbin was in town satur-
day with fiue lot of fish. which he was
exchanging for the shekels OF the natives
A large assortment of Trunks, Grips
and Shopping Bags. very low, st De
CRAFTS.
Alcohol is used In printing offices for
cleaning wooden type. Don't oil come
at once.
Nesundefstand that Mrs. W. S. Cassel.
man will teach the Wilhamsport school
this winter.
The largest and cheapest stock of Hats
and Winter Caps in great variety now on
sale at DeGraff's.
Mr.. Massey, of Burleigh county, was .
visitor to the county scat of Emmons dAy
before yesterday.
Buy of DeGraff, the Fourth Stree,
Bargaln-hunter and Bargain. .givsr and
save 3sf per cent.
That ministerial looking gentleman,
Capt. Martin Van Flyck, Of Baker town.
ship, was in town Saturday.
Sam Cummlns. one Of Beaver Creeks
forlorn and lonely bachelors. was Wis.
ltor to the county seat Tuesday.
Miss Burns, of Msnoken, who had been
visiting friends in the Williamsport neigh.
boshood. returned home Saturday.
Immense stocks of Gents .Furnishings
of all kinds, Notions. School Supplies.
and Jewelry, very cheap, At DeGraEs.
Mrs. Charles 8. Lane, who had been
visiting her parents for week or 20, de-
parted Monday for her home in Mandan.
Waterbury--ol whore 10 Waterbury.
the csrpsnters Such are the inquiries
from number Of very anxions creditors.
Eureka Voice.
Referring to the Hampton correspond.
ence we will say that it is one of the gen.
tier sex who gives her ideas regarding
woman's sphere.
Henry Shide, one of the early settlers
Of the Williamsport country. leaves for
Nebraska next Monday, where he will
spend the winter.
Commissioner Yeater retured safe and
sound from his jaunt into the land of the
Phllistines of South Dakota. 1t was his
| first visit to Eureka.
IT, Mr.. Carl Goodrich, of Cherry Grove,
who Is one of the best photographers in
the Northwest, will 60 to Bismarck to
follow his profession the coming winter.
II you would like to yet i've pounds Of
good Tea for one dollar, and every thing
else equally cheap. 70 to George Jen-
nings'. sign of "The Lone STAR" Bis.
marck.
| Mrs. Cotton was 80 much worse last
Friday that DR.. Kendrick, Of Bismarck,
was sent for and promptly answered the
/ a Loaf
| was better.
jim" Barbour says there is foot
more water in Beaver Greek than there
WAS before 'bition passed. Springs of
clear. cold water are breaking ont all over
tine county.
The RECORD hasn't taken IN enough
money from subscriptions during the past
six months to keep the Fighting Editor in
tooth-brushes. Hear, ys Hear, ys Pay
up Pay upl
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordner and young Mr.
Cordner we're down to Mrs. C.'s place
Sunday. Young Mr.. Cordner smiled on
al comers, and seems we'll satisfied with
the world so far.
Mr. Levi q. Glover. from the southern
part of the county, wac in town Wedues.
day. Mr.. Glover had . serious runaway
accident short time ago, by which two
of his ribs were fractured.
A leading proLib was in the RECORD
office the other day while the printer man
was clesning some type. A drop Of ri
cohol splsslled on bis breeches leg and he
at once went into Mysteries.
Messts. W. E. Clark and James Bar.
bour were up from Beaver Greek Satur-
day with 1irs. Mary Crook, who made
final proof on the homestead Of her late
husband. Smith Fl. Cronk.
The family Of Mr. s. A. Hawkes. have
certainly had . serious time of it Of late.
First, Mrs. Hawkes. was sick, and now all
the children are down with thesKoop,px.
cough. The baby 10 quite sick with il.
We understand that the Rev. A. j.
Garry Is about to leave for another field.
He is to be succeeded by young miuis-
ter; The best wishes of tbs people Of
Emnions county will go with = Mrs.
Garry.
= A couple of years ago certain party
left the county taking with him a which
by right should have been transferred to
the RECORD exchequcr for subscription
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