Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-04
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Kidder county went ''prohib" by thirty
I've majority :,
Mrs. H.,C. Rhud la. gone east on a
vislt,t0 relatives. .sss
Charley Lock, Of Mfnona, was visitor
to the county scat last Saturday.
Mr.. Lanterman, the Norton county
sheep man, was in town Monday.
Attorney Jamison and Mr.. Peter Wilcox
OF Bismarck, were in town Saturday
A large assortment Of Trunks, Grips
and Shopping Bags, vety low, ut De
The largest and cheapest stock of Hats
and Winter Caps in great variety now on
sale at DeGraG's.
Buy of DeGrafr. the Fourth Stree,
Bargain hunter and Bargain giver and
save a3t per Cent.
Sheriff MCGEE has not been feeling ve,y
we'll OF late. having an attack Of lnf1anma:
tory rheumatism.
Immense stocks of Gents Furnishings
of all kinds, Notions. School Supplies.
and Jswelry, very cheap. at DcGraff's.
Mrs. Rohrer, Mrs. Ycater and Miss
Rettie Yea,er went up to Menoken yes
,erday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbs.
Mr.. Coovcr killed two wolves near his
house the other day. One OF them meas
ured feet from tip OF nose to tip of talr.
Mrs. Lnderman and Miss May came
down from Steele with Dr. Harcourt last
Friday: Miss May is much improved in
health.
The gaunt, thin form of Judge Dough
crtY was seen on cur streets Enesdny.
He came down TO vote at Cherry Grave
precincttNv. 2,
Married-At Napoleon, Mopday, by
the Rev. Stewart, Of Kidder county, Mr.,
William f. Simonson and Miss Charlotte
F. r. Williams.
Mr.. Andrews and son, Of Burlelgh
county, passed through town Wednesday
morning en- route for South Dakota with
some horses fer sale.
Attorney Coleman, the pious and dis
tinguishcd looking barrister Of Steele,
(not "6,e4l," as :'OldHi" prints it) was in
town on the dnar day Of last week.
II you would like to get five pounds OF
good Tea for one dollar, and everything
else equally cheap. 20 to George Jgn-
nings. sign Of ''The Lone Star, Bis,
mnrck.
Mr.. w. B. B,ow1 brought In . very
queer looking potato the other day.
There are about a dozen large and small
tubcrs all grown together to form one
potato.
If you would like to get five pounds of
good Tea for. one dollar, and everything
else equally cheap. 90 10 George Jer-
nings, sign of THE Lone 6tar," Bis.
| narck.
! The Long Lake hotel a vacant build.
ing. erected during the boom times Of '83
over IN Burleigh county by DR.. William
about ten days ago.
Talk about having trouble to get crops
| to market Alva Scofield's father, IN the
early days Of Michigan, used to carry bio
gr,st to mill on his back fifteen miles aud
return. And that, too, III what iy now
onr of the wealthiest portions of the VOL
VERNE State.
George Jennings does not promise TO-
| sell more sugac for a dollar than can be
bought III st. Paul at wholesale, but he
will give all anybody can and live. He
will sell all kinds Of groceries at bedrock
prices for cash. Try him. When yon
go to Bismarck stop at the sign of the
Star"
Mr.. W. II. Allen, of Exeter, lost val-
liable span of mares recently. Whether.
they strayed or were stolen is not known;
This is certainly stroke Of very bad luck,
Mr.. Allen is an intelligent and hard work
ing settler, and losing the team, which 10
purchased only short time ago, is a sseri.
ous loss The team is a good one. One ia
II dark bay weighing about1 200 lbs. aged
about 10 years, with . smalIwhite spot on
h,p near tail. The other Weighs about
1 1,059 lbs. aud has a scar from a recent
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