Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-03-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Billy Ogle is again at home.

I. The winter term of Williamsport school
closes to-day.
THE lakes and .crecks are filling with
geese and ducks.
Willis Seed Store is on Fourth street,
one block from Main, Bismarck.
= Prairie fires or burning straw-stacl1s
are seen every night in the distance.
<Born-Thursday, March IA, to Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Kelley, Of Livona, a son.
Willis Cow Ensilage Corn is the best
fodder for milch COWS. Ask for special
prices
s"Well, it's sure-enough spring this time.
Our farmers are busy plowing, narrowing
and seeding.
Mr.. James Barbour, of Beaver Greek,
was welcome visitor Mt theysRLcoRD Of
fee Monday.
= Farmer Bottomley made trip to the
Capital City this week, and Major Dlckey
came back with him.
+ Miss. Rettie Ycatcr spent last week Wis.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. Derr, of the
Danbury neighborhood.
f. Attorney Armstrong, P. G. Foley, John
Daniel and Billy Baxter were among the
visitors to Bismarck this week.
Good goods at lowest living prices is
the motto of George Jennings, the popu-
lar Bismarck grocer. Give him call.
George Jennings, corner Main and Fifth
streets, has the best stock of groceries
and provisions to be found in Bismarck.
The father and cousin of H. G. and
Fred Rhud will be here in few days
from Lakefeld, Mimi, to look over the
country.
Two young ladles--one sister of Mr..
Brindle and the other of Mrs. Brindle--
have, arrived from Ohio and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brindle.
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.
P. B. Wickham, of Glenullin, general
agent of the F. NJ. P. A., o stockraiser,
boomer and all-round rustler of Morton
county, was in town Wednesday night.
The Williamsport boys who attended
the dance at Wesley Bakers Monday
night say it'was simply perfect Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker never do things in this line
by halves.
Eddy and Wells counties are without
medical adviser. A fine chance there for
some young doctor.--Maudan Pioneer.
Emmons county, too, with $500 people,
has never had physician.
As number of members were unavold.
ably absent from the alliance meeting
last Friday evening, it was decided to
postpone the election of officers until the
meeting tomorrow evening.
The Minneapolis Tribune says: There
is not an acre of ten-dollar land in Da-
kota that will not, If carefully titled, pro.
duce better returns for the investment
than any $75-an-acre land in California"
Richard Turpin and Thomas King,
ancient tax-collectors of Merrie England,
will-at the schoolhouse, Saturday even.
ing of next week-give the present gene
ratiop<an insight of their methods. See
'adV on fourth page.
K/1ast Friday evening several young
| friends of Mrs. D. r. Rupert made that
| lod,,,o hD,,u <I,o coapA If e onp,,;,, ,,,r
prise party. 1t was to celebrate Mrs. Ru-
pert's birthday, and those who were pres
ent report very enjoyable evening.
miss Mary Farrell, while out riding
Wednesday evening, was thrown by hel
! pony, which did the buck act in vigor.
1 Gus and enthusiastic manner. The young
1 lady's watch was broken and her dress
torn, but luckily there was no serious
damage.
Ut will be on record for the winter oi
1855 8 that North Dakota farmers worked
on the land, pulverizing and dragging
during November, December, January
February, and March-more or less ir
every month of late fall and winter
Darlington News.
| Dickinson Press A former resident oil
Dickinson writes from Spokane Falls thai
there are 1000 people sick and 2, 600 idle
men in the streets of that city. This will
not be very encouraging news to those
who think they can do better in Washing
ton territory than in Dakota.
The Farmers Alliance will meet to
morrow evening at the schoolhouse, fo
the election of officers and other impor
liant business. All those who intend tt
continue their membership should at
tend. The meeting will be with opel
doors. and the public generally is invited
to attend.
! Sentinel (Hettlnger county,: The capl
tai Of North Dakota will be likely to re
main at Bismarck. Jamestown and Crane
| Forks are both figuring to get the capito
1 building, but the present location is bes
! suited for the convenience of the peopl
on both sides Of the Missouri and sAoult
be retained.
| There is no line of goods sold IN whacl
the public is SO little posted regarding
values as that Of Drugs. For this reason
the buyer should always deal where b
knows he will get the worth OF his moaey
And we have never heard a citizen o.
Emmoas County complain of bis treat
ment by DuEn s Co., Bismarck.