Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-05-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Original package" s"--yum--yum--yum
Merchant Connor started on trip TO
Eureka yesterday.
For the largest variety Of Hats and low
est prices see'DeGraff.
Ernest Palmer departed Tuesday for
his old home-Stamford, Conn.
Mr. F. NJ. Burge, Of Beaver, was one
of the recent visitors to Willlamsport.
Clothing or Gents Furnishing Goods
(prices in keeping with the timcs). at De
Crafts.
Notions (Staple and Fancy), almost un-
limited in variety, very cheap. at De
CRAFTS.
IA M is rumored that German newcomer
has bought out Mr.. F. J. Brown, of Exc.
ter, for 81.
Mr.. Kilday, travelling for the Grand
Forks Plaindealcr. was r visitor to Will
transport this week.
The supreme court sustained Judge
Winchester's view Of the commissioner
muddle in Birleigh county.
..>Mr. John Kurtz has, we understand,
been appointed census enumerator for
the north half of Emmons county. 81,
Mr.. E. E. Semllnge, popular with ev.
cry one who knows him, has been doing
the farmer act On hls claim of late.
= >Mr. aud Mrs. ]. Fl. Worst and Mr..
Fdnd Mrs. J. A. Cotton were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Herrick, Monday.
The RECORD is informed that 81 ewes
belonging to Farmer Mulnix, of Kidder
| county, have brought forth 80 lambs this
spring.
New arrival Of Accordions. Harmonicas.
Harps. and Guitar and Violin Strings, S9}
per cent cheaper than elsewhere. at De
Gryff's.
II commissioner Van Beck was at Winona
EMonday. His brother Is dangerously i'll.
and he was on his way to Fort Yates after
q physician.
1t is reported that prize.Agnt is to
take place within four miles Of Wlnona'
next Sunday between big citizen and a
little soldier. -
Mr.. B. r. Mauleyy, oi Bedford, Iowa.
has bcen locking over the Will,amspor,
country this week, With the view Of tax.
ing up lantt
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets. Bismarck, ND, IL you want any
thing In the line of Fruits. Confectionery
and Ice Cream.
Young Man Who Handles Checks In.
Not yet paid that balance on his fnal'
proof notice. 1t must be over a year,
now, since he proved up.
If<Mrs. Ellen Culver. of Parkston. Hutch
Ftnson county, s. D., sister Of Auditor
Herrick, who has bten visiting her broth
cr's family for fortnight. departed Tues
day>for her South Dakota homo.
| ~ new postoffice knswn as Dakcm ha
{bccn established at the residence of MIR
Edward Braddock. on'tLe Upper Beaver
with Mrs. Braddock MS postmaster. Now
hurry up that Milwaukee & St. Paul ex.
tension, Edward.
Go to the Lone Star Grocery; Bismarck
for all kinds of family supplies; five
pounds of tea, six pounds of coffee ol
five gallons Of coal oil for one dollar
Every ything else equally cheap. a large
stock of fruits and candies always on
hand.
In letter from Prof. Jacob Keim
dated Louisville, Ohio, that gentlemu,
says: 1--WE are all we'll at this time, nnt
quite busy enough to keep Us out of mis-
chief. But cannot say that am con
tented here. l shall return to Dakot.
by-and-bye and be better settled thar
i ever"
Married--At Columbus Junction, Iowa
Wednesday, May z. 1890. W. P. Moffst
Of Bismarck. N. D., and Miss Lulah NJ
Nort)ey. of Clear Lake, Iowa. We were
certain, when MoffetL nude his ''fl,ne" "
rural journalism that retrlbutio1
would overtake him: But We dldn'I
expect it to grab him 90 soon.
Farmers should buy their seeds Of Geo
Jennings, Bismarck, il they wish to have
them fresh and reliable. He keeps the
Albert Landredth Company's seeds II
bulk, which are celebrated all over the
United States. Also, Riss's and Ferry's
in packages. The old stand, corner OF
Main and Fifth streets --sign Of the Lone
Star Flag.
Mr.. VIM. e. Low, the well. l.knewn stock
man of Sheridan county, was the gues
Of Capt. Cotton Saturday night, and the
two gentlemen went over to the Parkir
ranch on the Caunonball. where Mr.. Low
bought some registered short-ilorn bulll
from Mr.. Parkin. Cupt. Cotton tradec
BreiIly 10 Mr. Low for three. .year-pld
dapple-gray PercherOn. grade stallion.
Fred Cotton took Breiily 10 Bismarck,
and 'hOofed'' it back.
States Attorney Parker aud the Rev.
Garry met in WiIliamsport Monday, and
for while it lacked AZ though llic law.
yer would endeavOl, 10 mop up old Mother