Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-10-03
In TOWN AAD OUT.

IN TOWN AhD OUT.
Mcssts. Beech aad Fralefgh, OF Horse
head. were visitors to Wilfiansport last |
Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas Tighs. one Of the pioneer
settlers of Buchanan Valley. wasa visitor
to Wf1liamsport yesterday.
Are you narried2 If not, send your
address to the American Corresponding
Club, P. o. box e43 Clarksburg, w. Va.
90 TO Mason's, corner Main nnd Second
streets, Bismarck, N. D., if you want any.
thing IN the line OF Fruits, Confectionery
and ice Cream.
George Jennings Bismarck, will buy
good butter put up In jars, tubs or rolls,
and will sell you groceries in exchange at
the lowest cash prices.
II. P. Foster, the Sixth Street Grocer,
in Bismarck, desires the RECORD to say
that for time he will take Butter, packed
in tubs. in exchange for merchandise.
During the week prairie Ere was burn.
ing away to the north, and as we 70 to
press a fire few miles distant, before a
strong east wind, seems to be headed for
town.
Take. your Butter and Eggs to the
Lone Star" Grocery, corner Main and
Fifth streets, Bismarck. George Jen-
nings.will buy them and pay all they are
WORTH
n. C. Watson, successor TO- Bushman &
Co., wholesale and retail grocers and deal
crs IN boots, shoes, crockery, lamps, chan.
delicrs, -four, feed and grain Main ST.,
between I'd and Sd, Bismarck. N. D.
james Barbour was in town yesterday.
He1eaves tomorrow, his objective point
being Arkansas. Gilbert Higbee has
also determined 10 20 elsewhere. He has
leased lis place and will leave for Minne-
sofa soon. Everybody regrets to have
these worthy settlers depart.
Uncle Dan Long recently rece ived word
from a,brotLer whom he had lost track of
siace 1852. knowledge sof< his where.
abouts was obtained in a very peculiar
way. One Of Uncle Dana married
daughters has with her family resided fol
some time in the Territory Of Oklahoma.
Recently she bcaraof an old gentleman
named Long who ohad ceniniured ia an
accident. She went to call on HIM and
found that he Was her uncle.
Jerome Brock has marketed the best
wheat SO far. The first he took to mar.
ket the dealer would not grade No. /
Hard, although he admitted that that was
its proper arsds. - Ne. SAID Mr.. B 5 twas
the only first.grsds wheat: that had been
brought in, and he cauld not Keep such a
small amo unit separate. 1.-THE last that y
B. marketed, however, the dealer grades
No. 1. Hard. e
Tribune, Tuesday: Hon, J. H. Worst
E. T yaerrick and James B. Clayton came
up from Emmens county yesterday Mr.
Worst is candidste3for re. election to the
state senate, and Mr.. Herrick has been
nominated for re. election to the Office ol
auditor in Emmons county. The chance.
of both gentlemen are excellent. Mr.
Clayton is having his eyes treated, NJ
makes a trip to Bismarck every week"
Robert Dixon was driving with bcav,
load Of wood, the other day, over 1t TIT
river near Mr.. 'Willey's, when col
that was with Its mother crowded sgains
her and the team crowded toward the dri
yer, who was walking. There was higl
bank on that side of the road, and Rob
eIt not being able TO get out of the way
was tripped up by hind wheel, which
passed over one Of his legs, injuring i
severely.
! Born-sundny, Sept. 2s, to MIR. ant
Mrs E Q. Campbell, girl: Mother ant
daughter doing we'll. If all the section
in North Dakota would do as well a. sec
tion 20 in this township has done, i
wouldn't take long 10 correct the exces
Of males over females In the state. Ol
2O-a35-7e three little misses have frs
seen the light within four months-t,
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Roop, to Mr.: ant
Mrs. D: r. Rupert, and to Mr.. and Mrs
E. Q. Campbell. @,c,x;
| A "bobcat'' IN. very uncercmoniou
manner broke The rest OF Dar bury part,
down at theNfi7eA recently. The part,
consisted of Mrs. George Chapman, Mn
Procunier; Mrs. David Chapman an,
Baby Earle; Nj. Lot Koker. ami Maste
Harry Procupier. Thew had retired an,
were thinking OF the grapes they voul
gather on the morrow when.--a big wild
cat appeared and began pacing to an,
fro before the campfire Itis rcporte,
that Mr.. Koker threw his boots and
plug of Navy" at the intruder, and tina
Earlie's mother hugged her baby so har
that his eyes were blacker than ever.
Mr.. Bringhurst is out looking after hi
farming interests in this section. MI
Shelly has returned to Ashland, Ohio, an,
regarding his visit the Bismarck Tribun
says: Mr. U. 8. Shelly returned fron
his Emmons County farm Sunday morn
ing, and left for AshIand, Ohio, ON tn
evening train. His faith in the c0un,r
remains unshaken. One hundred acre
Of the three hundred in crop on his plac
! will yield At least fifteen bushels per acre
and the remainder from eight to ten
which, he says, Is q Very satisfactory; ;crol
tn him To 10 u1ar, uor1y =, !,