Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-11-28

When asked WhGt 6taSe pe lallS 1rOG,
Our sole reply ahsll be;
|. HE halls from where he pleases.
And his name is J. G. E"
st, Louis Globe. DEMOCRAT,
Mr.. Mulnix, of K;dder county, was
visitor to Williemsport, Saturday.
/ Monday last Mr.. William Colvllle. of
'Winena, waa> a visitor to ,he county seat.
i Fred Cotton has been suffering severely
from an liberated tooth during the past
week.
|, Jacob Heptonstall. of BWr Oak. was q
visitor to the county seat one day last
(;week.
+ P. J. Lyons, the Steele machinery
Fdealer, was visitor to Williamsport last
eMonday.
Money due the RECORD may be left
with Mr.. John F. Cell, who will receipt
for same.
| Billy Graham has built a log house in
| Williamsport, so as to be near the school
this winter.
The tiea is called "lp..' in German but he
is said to bite the "Deutscher" just as hard
as the native.
Rev. ]. w. Mehin moved TO Winchester
on Tuesday. H will occupy the Adelbert
Potter residence.
Messrs. Weller, Winnings and George
PEast came over from Horschcad Satur-
day, on final.proof business.
Buy all kinds of Groceries of George
Jennings, Bismarck, if you wish to have
a little money 20 long why's.
7 Half dozen Russians from, the lower end
of tho county passed through Williamsport,
Wednesday, on their w;ny tc.steele.
| The Danbury school began last Mon.
Eday, with Miss Wholmes teaching. Will.
Transport school begins next Monday.
1 Are you married? If not, send your
address to the American Corresponding
Club, P. O. box e4S, Clarksburg, w Va.
Born--Qn Thqrsdsy, Nov. 30, to- Mr..
and Mrs. Peter K!apprich, an stpound
daughter. Mother AND child dong we'll
The notice of services lat Winchester
on Thanksgiving day did not reach us inq
time for publication in last weeks peppesr.
| Go to Aason's, corner Main and Second ee@o2,nadd
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, ttps or rolls
and will sell you groceries in exchange al
the lowest cash prices
| H. P. Foster, the Sixth Street Grocer
in Bismarck, desires the RECORD to Say
that for a time he will take Butter packeC
in tubs, in exchange for merchandise.
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.
| On Friday lasS three wagon-loads Of
I
route to Fort Yates. The -four belonged
to H. F. Douglas and was ground at Iii
mill in Dawson.
| MIR. L, H. Ellis, of Horsehead. drove s6(
head of sheep through Williamsport day be
fore yesterday en- route to the valley. The
sheep We're bought Of Mr. Eddy, Of James
town, and were driven from that place.
1t is fact denied by no one that Geo,
Gussner sells Groceries and Provision,
cheaper than they can be bought at any
other house in Bismarck. Emmap.
County people should not forget this,
The Rev. I. II. Sheckler, presiding el
der Of the new Bismarck district, preached
at Danbury and Wi!llamsport school
houses last Sunday. There was goot
attendance. Elder Sheckler made very
favorable impression upon our people.
Wednesday we had one Of those things 81
extremely rare in North Dakota--a dens,
fog. 1t was SO foggy oil day long tlat on,
could not distinguish objects 300 yards dis
tant. At night there was large ring, O.
series Of rings, CONSUMING all tho rainbov
colors, around the moon.
Last week the RECORD published no
tice of the supposed kidnapping by ,
: squaw of Harry Petite, q little boy two
years and seven months old, living nea
Dunseith. A week ago Saturday his body
partly decomposed,7 was found in clumI
of willows by little stream only thre'
miles from his home. The child had evi
IDENTIFY wandered away and died of hun
ger and exposure.
There are now nino wlndmilis in th
Willlamsport country, and all will be il
operation soon. There is the big gearet
machine that runs Mr. Bottomley's feed
mill and pump. And here we will ado
that said feed-mill is doing good work
The pumping wind-mllls are those O
Jacob Kalberer, Sr., Capt J. A. Cotton
S. E. Brindle, r. II. Thistlcthwaite, II
A. Armstrong, H. D. Connor, John 1
Roop and D. r. Streetor.
About the only one in the WILLIAMSON
neighborhoed who seems to have pait
much attention to the alarming report
regarding the Indians is the RECORD devil
+ He has manifested great concern for tn
future Of his hair and such queries as
: Does 1t hurt much to be scalpedY'
what do they do with the scalp7" ID