Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-03-08
IN TOWN AND OUT.

uuICh ulOSL Ol Lue WSeh.
Wills Seed Store is on Fourth street,
one block from Main, Bismarck.
III. H. Lilly has gone into the livery and |
sale stable business in Kimball ,Neb.
Willis Cow Ensilage Corn is the best
fodder for milch cows. Ask for special
prices
Mr.. Epler, of Buchanan Valley, was q
visitor to the Williamsport country yes
terdsy.
tSMr. and Mrs. Edick and Miss Stella
were visitors to the Sterling neighbor-
hood this week.
Sheriff McGee will come to the county
seat to take up his permanent residence
in few weeks.
L~Mr. John shermer, of Burr Oak, was
the guest of Mr.. Joseph Kalberer the fore
part Of the week.
Mrs. J. N. Roop and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Savage were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. D. Walker. Sunday.
Farmer Bottemley has this week been
delivering oats sold to Representative
Parkin, of the Cannonball Ranch.
"Good goods at lowest living prices" is
the motto of George Jennings. the popu-
lar Bismarck grocer. Give him call.
Mrs. Robert Buchanan, who made
visit to St. Paul recently, was accompa.
MED on her return by younger brother.
George Jennings, corner Main and Fifth
Streets has the best stock of groceries
and provisions to be found in Bismarck
y Married--In Bismarck, on Saturday,
March 2, by the Rev. j. II. Van Every,
Mr.. William Mittlestedter to Miss lnga
Twedh.
>Born--February 2S, 1889, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hansen, of the Williamsport
country. boy. Mother and son getting
along nicely.
Mr.. W. N. Hodgkinson and family, re-
Gently OF Sterling. have gone to Portland,
Oregon, where Mr.. H. will have charge
of big hotel.
Probate Judge Kleynstra held court the
fore part Of the week. The matter of the
estate of Jacob Van Putten. deceased,
was before hun.
The past week has been mild and
pleasant. A number of our farmers have
been narrowing, and in few instances
seeding has begun.
"a dancing party will he given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Baker,
of Burr Oak. on the evening of Monday,
March 10. Tickets, $1.oe.
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.
|. Mrs. w. e. Joslyn. of Montana, daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. g. Bentley, accom-
panied by Baby Roy, is visiting her pa
rents in the Williamsport neighborhood.
The masquerade party at the school.
house this evening bids fair to be one of
the most numerously attended that has
ever taken place in the Williamsport
country.
The bill repeating the presumption n and
timber-culture laws, - amended by the
house, remained on the senate calendar at
the time of adjournment, and the old law
still stands.
E(Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Boutilller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H
Thurtle, Nessrs. L. T. Buckley and 10.
seph Walker were guests of Mr.. aad Mrs.
s. E. Coover last Sunday.
t>Messrs. Lynn, Hubbard and Foster
were the Winchester gentlemen visiting
the county seat this week and. from
Gayten township, Messrs. Beach. Rider,
and George and Clarence East.
Farmer Bottomley's milch.cew ran
away yesterday, and her owner, not liking
his coffee straight, mounted his rocking
chair cayuse and at = late hour in the p.
m. was securing the country for his
cream producer.
|lMrs. Cordner and Miss Connor came
down from Burleigh county Wednesday
on visit. The schools at Bismarck have
been closed for few days on account of
scarlet fever. There are but few cases
there now, however.
Ira Young returned Wednesday from
his trip to Eureka, accompanied by his
father. mother, and brother. ]. J. Young
Is the elder gentlemap's name and N. C.
that of the younger. They come from
Newton. Jasper county, lows.
The dance at Danbury Friday was well
attended and was success In every par.
ticular. Messrs. Bentley, Lynn and Char.
ley Graham furnished the music. Messrs.
PaEsl Horan, Lynn and Cummins were
the Winchester gentlemen present.
Social Philosopher Occurring in the
West on ''The Curse Of Wealth" }-'Look
about you Who are the men who toll
not, neither do they spin, yet live on the
fat of the ]and1 Who a1a the men who
\ revel in luxuries furnished by the labo,
of othen7" Old Trapper lin back seat
l-.Iniuns. "-Ex,
1.-THE trial of the case Of Goode vs.. Eas,
! resulted in the discharge of the latter,
Squire Connor failing to ses in the
Gayton township maa's opsn aud benign
countenance any evidence that he was q
"brigand." Attorneys Armstrong and
Lynn were the counsel. the former fol-
Noaf and tho Ia tter for ths Torr;%<,r,~