Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-03-01
Hurrah for North Dakota!


like.
y Sheriff MCGEE came over from the river
Wednesday.
Judge Of Probate Kleynstra will hold
court next Monday.
Clarence East was visitor to the
county seat this week.
= dohn Boutilller, with two teams, made
a trip to Bismarck this week.
Wills Seed Store is on Fourth street,
one block from Main, Bismarck.
Messrs. j. H. Heptonstall and Wiley
Wilson were over from the river yester
day.
Wilrs Cow Ensilage Corn is the best
fodder fer mich cows Ask for special
prices
!. According TO the Times, somebody
stole the anvil out of the Winona black
smith shop the other night.
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.
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.
Here's pointer for farmers, says the
Dakota Chief: The price of cattle in
England has risen 25 per cent within
year, and there is scarcity. This means
better prices for American cattle.
There is very little doubt. says the
Fargo Argus that large number and an
excellent class of immigrants will make
Dakota their home this coming season,
and that they will bring with them consid-
cradle capital. ,-,.s.@.
The head of the editor of the Western
Rural is extremely level when he asserts
that the young farmer or the old farmer
who is not doing we'll in the east can take
up land in Dakota and do more for him.
self in five years than he can do for him
self IN lifetime where he is. -.
"a very enjoyable party was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Worst,
Wednesday evening, it being the birth:
day of Miss Ollie. The time was passed
| pleasantly with games; ETC., and the party
broke up wishing that the young lady's
birthday was more frequent occurrence.
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 land7 Who are the men who
revel in luxurics furnished by the labor
of others?' Old Trapper lin back seat
-"Iniuns. ."--Ex.
There is no line Of goods sold Ill which
the public is so little posted regarding
values as that of Drugs. For this reason
the buyer should always deal where be
knows he will get the worth of his money.
And we have never heard citizen OF
Emmons County complain of his treat
ment by DUN & Co.. Bismarck.
Oakes Republican: Superintendent Kel-
ley. of the 500 line a., B. & N. W. was
in Oakes this week and had blacksmith
shop commenced, which will be used for
temporary repairs until the car-shops are
erected. The extension of the road to
Bismarck will be commenced early in the
season, material having been ordered to
the front for that purpose.
We have received copy of the Daily
News (Chicago) Almanac and Political
Register. This is the fifth volume of the
book, and it has firmly established itself
IN the place occupied by the Tribune Al
manac in Horace Greelcy's time. No one
who wishes to keep posted on national.
state or county politics should be without
this absolutely perfect work. Price 25
cents.
EsPcople who are troubled with feet that
lave been frozen it Is said can find sure
remedy when the itching becomes severe:
Put enough boiling water IN pail to
cover your feet; in this dissolve all the
powdered alum possible as soon as you
can bear 1t place your feet in the water
and soak them for two hours, adding hot
water as it cools, keeping it a. hot
as it can be borne.
One way to settle the usury question,
says the Fargo Republican, Is, to: reduce
the exemption from 81, 500 to $500. The
money, loanef charges high rates to make
good losses occurring by reason of inabil-
ity to collect. Reduce the exemptions
and the security is better, and the money
loancr loses a smaller percentage IN cvl.
lecting, hence he can loan at lower
fate. Make the security good and there
will be no trouble in getting money at a
lower rate.
ssThc following citizens of the grand
and glorious balliwick Of Emmons have
been ruthlessly 5erked from their homes
and fresides to 20 to the Capital and sit
in Judgment on the bad people of the
sub-district: Grand jurors--Charles McIn-
tyre, W. 1. Albright, N. j. Shields. L. II.
Hammitt Petit jurors--John Buckley.
n. E. Brock; VIM. Wiley. w. j. Kelley,
H: Wilson, s. b. Cummins. L. Brickley,
andT. P. Lee. It is understood that the
gentlemen will take along corkscre~
and can. opener.