Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-10-25


But the flies kept up buzzing
About the old mans hair.
AT last in misery he shouted:
"Grea: Scott Pm covered with flies -
And the zephyrs that toyed with his
whiskers Ex.
Whispered, why don't you advertiser
Judge Rose has bsen holding court IN
Bismarck this week.
Fred Rhud has been employed painting
the Jail roof this week.
Robert Ycater's term of school at En-.
'Fnonsburg closes to-day.
/ Mr. and Mrs w. L. Yca,cr are visiting
Bismarck for a few days.
Miss Edith Stewart. of Winchester, is
stopping at Capt. Cotton's.
Mrs. Armstrong and Miss. Connor made
u visit to the Capital City last week.
A large assortment of Trunks, Grips
and Shopping Bags, very low, ut De
Crafts.
Miss Bertha Packer will teach at
Hampton. this county. Miss Packer is a
good teacher.
A general agent of the Champion ma
chlnery manufacturing company was in
town last week.
D Born--Oct. 21, to Mr.. and Mrs William
Graham. a boy. Mother and sou are get.
ting along nicely. ...
The largest and cheapest stock of Hats
and Winter Caps in great variety now on
sale at DcGratf's.
Buy of DeGraff, the Fourth Street
Bargaln-hunter and Bargain givcr and
save 33t per cent
Mr.. H. F. Mersdorf, of Logan county,
was over this week after load of coal
from the Brinde mine.
Immense stocks of Gents Furnishings
of all kinds, Notions School Supplies.
| and Jewelry, very cheap. at DeGraff's.
Mr.. Jorgenson came home from the
river the other day with Il pole doing duty
for one of his wagon wheels.
You Can buy the celebrated Aberdeen
| Snow White Flour for $3.50 per hundred
weight ut A. J. sayre's, Eureka, S. D.
EP. A. Peterson bought yoke of oxen
| from Martin Appert and John McLaney
bought a yoke from w. g. Cassclman.
the other day.
Hereafter we shall print no correspond.
euce unless we know the writer's name.
The name will not he printed, of course,
unless the writer wishes it.
/Jacob Kalberer, sr., and Elmer Brlndle
have each purchased wind mill. We
understand that others will be bought in
this neighborhood this fall.
n A big prairie fire off toward the north
was visible several evenings last week,
and even the most careless of our settlers
began to dream of fire guards.
va great deal of upland hay has been
put up this season. There is more of last
seasons grass than of this in such hay
but stock seem to do we'll on 1t.
Ferd. Ingalls,, sentenced from Winous
to thirty.days in the county Jail for pei,
larceny, was brought up Tuesday by
County Superintendent Andrus.
1t is doubtful if the farmers of the
Willia,usport country have ever done as
much fall plewing in any year since they
settled here, as the have this season.
Says an exchange The country has haG
u Jack the Ripper" Jack the Kisser,
and Jack the Pepper" What we neec
now is Jack the Subscription Payer.
If you.;Would like to get five pounds Of
good Tea Tor one dollar, and everything
else equally cheap, 70 to George Jen
nings, sign of "The Lone Star" Bis
murck.
Wouldn't it be about the proper thirl
for those who owe the RECORD, und who
have been hauling wheat 10 market, tt
come in and pay up7 The RECORD is no
an eleemosynary institution.
An Associated Press dispatch from Ait
ken, Minn., relates how Tom Kelly ane
Sam Christie got to shooting at one an
other. Emmonss county has two settler.
of that name but il wasn't those gentle
men. ,,.
All notes given for insurance agains
hail in the Alliance Hail ASSOCIATION hav,
been lef: for collection in the hands o.
John F. Cell, Danbury. If more conve
nient, the money can be left at REcoR1
office.
BY all means raise girls. Then, wher
they are is or II years old. all the younl
men in the neighborhood will call srount
and tell you what fine old man you are
II you raise boys they'll spend your hard
earned wealth to buy ice cream for some
body else's girls.
y<Not long ago skunk invaded Farme
I 7Connors cellar, and there bis quetus wal
made. The other night muskrat visitet
the same cellar for the purpose Of breath
} ing its last. That cellar seems to be
. popular place with varmints that wish t.
shuttle off this mortal coil
An effort is being made to have tn
: Winchester mail changed SO that it will
leave Williamsport on Mondays and Fri
days and leave Winchester on Tuesday
and Saturdays As the mail leaves Eurek,
on Mondays and Fridays, an arrangement
of this kind will enable the county sea