Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-12-12
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mlss Bertha Packer Is attending school
At Verptiion, q. D.. this winter
NJ: VIM. souihwick. of Beaver Creek.
was married to Winoua lady, recently. |
Jobn.Psrry and Nicholas Bratt ars dig
41g coal for Mr.. Briudls at tho Pioneer
Mime.
Treasurer Campbell passed through
Williamsport the other day on = aheap.
Inspecting tour.
George Ottk and Jakob Klundt. of Ex.
eter, were IN Willlamspott Last Tuesday
On land business. j
Mr. Sklnnar,sof the Glencoe neighbor
hood: +butohered hog recently that
:.dresAed 800 pounds,
7: Last Monday Mr., F. ]. Brown and fam.
lily moved trem Exeter to 0mio. and will
occupy Mrs. Oroak's house.
Buy all kiudaot Groceries Of George
Jsuainxs, Blsmsrck, It you wish 10 have
4 little money goa long waya.
Tom Kelly and Ed Herrlek made . trip
IA Bia4asEalk. alk.sM sMnndaY. to appear a. wit,
nesses In the Formos dual proof,
/ Go to Masoa's, corner Main aad Second
streets. Bismarck, N. D., II you want aly,
thing In the liue of Fruits, CeafeetieasEy
aud Ice Cream,
II some one who owes the RECORD will
pay IN butter, eggs, or corn, our heart
will be made glad, Remember we say
corn, not corn juice.
George Jennings, Bismarck, will buy
good butter put up IN jars, tubs or rolls,
and will sell you groceries In exchange At
tue lowest cash prices.
The dance at Daubury last Friday
night was we'll attended and = success In
every particular. George suverly and
Will Packer furnished the music.
Stephen Fischer has taken possession
of the E1stsr postoface. having been ap.
pointed to fill the vacancy caused BY the
resignation of Mrs. Mary E. Brown.
n II, P. Foster, the Sixth Street Grocer,
in Bismarck, desires the RaooRp to say
that for time he will take Butter packed
in tubs in exchange for merchandise.
Take your Butter and Eggs to the
Lone Star" Grocery, corner Main and
Fifth streets, Bismarck George Jen.
nin2s will buy them and pay all they are
worth.
John Waldou, thin and last.logs con.
sumptlve from Ohpeville, hearing that q
tube Of Dr.. Koch's tubercplaais lymph
was on tap at Billsport, visited tho county
seat day before yesterday.
The weather during the past week has
been more like spring than winter. Tho
snow Vas all disappeared. This Is finu
winr Yer SO far for the stookmen, as scarcely
pound of hay has been fed,
1t lisa fact denied by no ons that Geo,
Gussner sells Groceries and Provisions
cheaper thas they can be bought at any
other house IN the Capital City. Ennsns
County people should not forget this.
Michael Walter and Martin schutt, Of
Sslz school district, were in Wllliamsport
on Thursday and Friday Of last week.
The. former was accompanied by some
young people whom he tosk to Bismarck
to seek employment.
Mr.. David Ackison, Of Winona, has
mysteriously disappeared. 1t is feared
that he fell in the river and was drowned,
a. he was regularly employed and no
cause for his leaving is known. Mr. Ack.
ison was Tor ISL a very bright man, pleas.
ant and affsble, and an A No. news.
paper correspondent
An exchange says that every farmer
in the state should keep few sheep, if
only for domestic 'use Mutton is a most
desirable meat, as 1t is good in any form
roasted, baked, boiled, fried, stewed or
hashea. It hasa woolly taste only when
the sheep is run down in flesh through
| starvation.
Ed Campbell went to Sterling Monday
to meet his mother; Mrs. Elliott Camp.
bell. who was expected home from her
visit to friends, In Minnesota. Miss Eva
has sbeen with her mother at the Minne.
sofa city, but We understand that, ,uste ad
~ returning with Mrs. Campbell she
waa to go to Grand Forks to attend
school.
Mr.. Corduer, of tho Sterling nslghbor.
hood, was visitor to tho Williamsport
country Tuesday. The balmy weather
led him to believe that spring had come,
and that the farm machinery season was
at hand. But--for fear that the wind
might become little chilly, which some.
times happens In North Dakota at this
time Of yesr--hs brought bis ovsrcoat
along.
North Dakota stock and grain lands,
says the Jamestown Alert, are tho best
and cheapest on earth. Their steady rise
In value cannot be doubted for mo.
ment. The next purchasers Of these for.
tile lands will not be non.producine spec.
ulators The farms will be worked for q
profit that has not been possible for
years. The prices Of farm produce are
on ths rise as we'll az tho farms.
Anexchangs says that q man who was
afraid Of thunder crawled into a hollow
log as a place Of safety during Q storm.
The thunder rolled and the rain poured
down In torrents, and the old log began
to swell up, until the poor fellow was
| xuodood IN % <{oh$1u that h> ao,,1S .. >k