Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-01-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mrs. Llnderman and her daughter May
will return to their Dakota home in April
miss Anna Petrie, of Winchester, at
tended the party at Williamsport Friday
night.
H. G. Rhud and Peter Klapprich have
each had a colt die from the prevailing
distempcr.
~ Mrs. Thurber slipped on piece of ice
last Friday and hurt herself severely, but
has about recovered.
Preparations arc being made by local
talent for dramatic entertainment at the
.schoolhouse IN the near future.
Messrs. s. E. Kurtz, H. A. Armstrong,
VIM. Beard and E. M. Hodgkinson de-
parted for Bismarck Thursday.
George Jennings, corner Main and Fifth
streets, has the best stock of groceries
and provisions to be found in Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs Higbee and Miss Alice
Carmichael of Omio, were among those
who attended the party at Willlamsport.
Good goods at lowest living prices" is
the motto of George Jennings, the popu-
lar Bismarck grocer. Give him call.
Gil. Higbee with his violin and Billy
Campbell as organist are establishing
quite reputation as furnlshers of dance
| music.
David Sites, of Burr Oak township, at
tended the dance and added to the gene
raj enjoyment by the singing of dialect
comic song.
r. L. Durant & Co., wholesale and
retail booksellers and stationers, wall
paper and music dealers, Bismarck,
Oak, solicit mail orders.
If the people of Emmons county want
to obtain groceries and provisions at bed
rock prices they should call on George
Jennings when they visit Bismarck.
E3Mr. and Mrs. Brock made up theil
minds that the weather was too fine to re.
main indoors, and so they were among
the visitors to Willlamsport Yesterday
| u This is fat winter for stockraiscrs.
Here it Is Jan. rs, and the haystacks al.
most intact Cattle arc feeding on the
prairie and looking as we'll as they did
last fall.
NJ Messrs. Bumstead and Archambault
passed through town Wednesday en- route
for the Capital City. Mr.. Bumstcad will
make business trip to St. Paul before
returning
Mr.. aid Miss Connor were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordner, atthe Cordner farm
for several days last week. Sunday morn
ing Miss Connor took the train at Sterling
for Bismarck
It may interest our eastern friends to
know, says the Pioneer Press, that the
mercury struck zero for the first time this
winter on the morning of the 10th of Jan
uary, and then only staid down there ar
hour or two.
gAlr and Mrs. Levi Chapman, Mrs. Ra
chcl Procunier. Miss Cash Petrie, Henry
and Charlie Chapman and Lot Koke
were the Danbury people present at til,
dance. Any one seeing the rapidity ant
l1ghtness with which Lot gets ever til
floor would hardly take him for
grandpa.
Says an exchange: why don't yo,
trade with me?' asked close. Astet
merchant of farmer the other day
because" was the answer, "you hav
never asked me. I have looked al
through the papers for an advertisement
but in vain and l never go where an
not invited"
v The dance in the schoolhouse last Fri
day evening was we'll attended and wa
successful in every way. Gil. Higbe
scraped the violin and Billy Campbell di
the organic act" and, as usual, the CON
binatlon made good music. There wa
plenty to eat and the dancing was keI
up until late hour.
There is no line Of goods sold in whlc
the public is so little posted rcgardin
values as that of Drugs. For this reaso
the buyer should always deal where b
knows he will get the worth Of his money
| And we have never heard citizen Q
Emmons County complain of his treat
ment by DUN 8 Co., Bismarck.
j.. a The mild, bright and balmy weathe
continues, and seven or eight weeks wi
put US beyond the possibilities of extrem
, cold. Hardly before we know it seet
' time will be here. Yesterday, IN partlc,
I lar, was Il fine day. The mercury wa
away above freezing point and the ligt
snow melted rapidly. There has been n
sleighing yet.
] Some of the boys tell good joke on
Winchester young man. He was out rit
ing on New Year Day, when suddenl
something began to darken the face Q
the sun. Soon peculiar and weird ligh
overspread the earth and thereupon th
young man, thinking that tornado wa
about to burst upon him, ''whooped e
up" for the nearest house.
1t is rumored, says the Minneapol1
Tribune, that the pleasant stories recent
circulated relative to E. A. Lilly are abou
to be confirmed. While industrlously SO
Letting insurance, it is said, Mr.. Lilly ha
also had serious intentions of taking
, matrimonial risk. A young lady tror
the Buckeye State is to be the chose
, partner in the enterprise, and Mr.. Lilly
friends are waiting for the cards.