Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-05-30
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mrs Farrell is visiting in Bismarck.
farmer Derr has potatoes five inches
high.
For the largest variety Of Hats and low
est prices see DeGraff.
Nj. Cell was visitor TO the Upper
Beaver county last week.
Miss Bertha Borison left Tuesday for
her home in Barnes county.
Merchant Geodsill, Of Steele, was
visitor to Blllsport Tuesday.
MI. Fraleigh, of \Gayton tow nship, was
a visitor to the county seat last Tuesday.
Notions (Staple and Fancy, almost un-
limited in variety, very cheap. at De
CRAFTS. ""
LMaster John Bartu, of Exeter, was o
visitor to the county seat day before yes
terday.
Clothing or Gents Furnishing Goods
(prices in keeping with the times), at
De Graft s. r..
Mr.. G. W. Grimshaw, of Steele, was in
the Williamsport country this week hunt-
ing estray stock.
One thing Is becoming clearly demon.
strated to grain-raisers ia these parts
drilllng-in is the better way.
kEnough money has been collected to
purchase library Of fifty Volumes for
Willianspert Sabbath-school.
|Some miscreant fired a load of shot into
one of Eugene WaldroH's horses last
week: This is penitentiary offeuse.
The latest news received from her hus.
band by Mrs. W. J. Kelley, of Livona, is
to the effect that he is still mendIng in
health.
New arrival Of Accordions, Harmonious,
Harps and Guitar and Violin Strings, 83t
per cent cheaper than elsewhere, at De
Graft g.
The Tribune has raised the price OF it's
popular edition (second) of the session
laws to 75c. The RECoRD has few cop
les for sale.
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets, Bismarck, N. D., if you want any
thing In the line of Fruits, Confectionery
and Ice Cream. ~
Correspo writing to t'c RECORD
may write Oh both sides Of tle paper. The
onc-side rule only app]i>s TO papers en-
ploying several corpositers.
The wind displayed considerable energy
just before daylight Wednesday. The
go u, i. &.,i1uSii l.a act
an original package in the celhr.
>Mr. John Kurtz has received his com.
mission as census enumerator for tho 49d
enumeration district of North Dakota
that is, the north half Of Emmons county
(>Mr. Blaine is perfectihg n-oel,rn1r for
building line of railway between the
principal cities of the western hemisphere.
We have always had faith that Williams
port would get railroad sooner or later
60 to the Lone Star Grocery, Bismarck,
Tor all kinds of family supplies five
.poundn>of tea. six pounds of coffee or
five gallons of coal oil for one dollar.
Everything else equally cheap. A,large
stock of fruits and candies always On
hand.
bJohn Goughneur, Of Buchanan, one Of
The pioneers of the valley, was welcome
visitor to the RECORD office last Saturday.
Mr.. g. is one of our hard working and
painstaklng stockmen, and he is not at
all displeascd with the present favorable
outlook for tfe beef market
Sand Creek& k&es9 yy' 1h,seasn. was the 1aest of
Mr. Bott&t, sG12e. " mig ght. Yake has
=ayob afEApo1u. sInd., WHITTIER he
wlll 60 I'd. eoe; No. 1 Ne Nasr's absent three
,,nri, ,es, sncks to local do, w;shas of H.
tsttiers,ss e fies ~ 81 swsfftS n ,As' u as
Do,,A te.get to send money alnx with
final proof and contes, notices other.
wise, the same will not be publlstea
Misunderstanding contest notice {Wolf,v
Roberts) now awaits the printers Zoe
($6. 6.60) on receipt Of which the nst>o
will be put in type. This rule Is q sort . /
Mede.and- Persian affair-it will not be
amended. ~
k>Several star-routers have been prowl.
Ing around the Blllsport region this week
rustling for suckers John Boutillier got
the WllliamsportLiv route (please say
'root') and Eugene Waldroff tile Will.
iamsport and Winchester line. A man
living several miles north of Steele will
carry the mail between that village and
this city.
Farmers should buy their seeds Of Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck. if they wish to have
them fresh, and reliable. He keeps the
Albert Landrcdth Company's seeds in
bulk, which are celebrated all over the
United States. Also. Rlce's and Ferry's,
in packages. The old stand, corner of
Main and Fifth streets--sign Of the Lone
Star Flag
ZHith the attention OF every one more
particularly directed toward grain raising,
very few Of our settlers have given much
notice to the steady and rapid growth of
the stock interest in this county. One
stockbuYer, visiting the Beaver Creek
COlntrt last week, II, two dava maid ont