Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-03-14
REconD and Mr.. and Mrs. Kclley's Will
Transport friends extend sympathy to
thepfn their bereavement.

kECoRD and Mr. and Mrs. kelley's Will
Transport friends extend sympathy to
theprfn their bereavement.
1/Merchant Connor has returned from his
visit to New Hampshire. Is he? No,
he isn't The RECORD gives him up; he
is evidently lacking in nerve.
kCounty Superintendent Andrus reached
the Capital Monday to transact some sbusi.
ness<with State Superintendent Mitchell,
who died suddenly Monday night. d.
Ysunday was very blizzardy day in
rEmmons county, while at Bismarck all
was serene. A few miles east of the Cap.
ital, however, the storm ragged ferccly.
Go to the "Lone Star" Grocery, Bis.
marck, for all kinds Of good things to
eat, if you wish to have a little money
go a long ways. You can still buy five
pounds of good Tea for one dollar. Sign
Of the Red, White and Blue, with one
Big Star.
Several K,dder County gentlemen visit
ed the Capital City last week, and aftsr
their departure the dearth Of supplies in
certain line caused many to believe That
prohibition had gone into effect You
can always "tcll'' Kiddcr County man
when he's away from home, because from
the force of habit lie hunts n,r drug
store and goes in by the back door.
One of the saddcst deaths. that has oc-
Cured in North Dakota for many day
was that of William Mitchell, state su.
perintendcnt of public instruction. He
was on the streets of Bismarck Monday
evening, apparently in his usual health
Going home, he retired at. the usual hour.
Soon after his wife entered their room
and found him specchlcss. He died soon
aftcr,>of heart disease.
|>>Senator Werst and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Allen will leave Bismarck
for Emmons county rs soon as the mcnag.
erie closes for the season, and the two gen :
tlemen Will at once start IN pursuit of the
graceful plow and the dusty l,nrrow. Joe
Trame', too. will soon he gamboling DER
the hills, wales aud battle. fields of Cherry
Grove. All the Emmons County people
| who have spent the winter in Bismarck
are pining for the sncic,y of their beloved
coyotes, foxes and phickertaigll gophers
A Hampton gentleman who up to a
few months ago had been ii subscriber
to the RECORD from the Lcyinning, who
always pald up, and who can get the pa
per as long as he wants it 'on tick" in
again subscribing writes "Will YOU
please put my name on your list of sub,
scrlhers againS Although l have not the
money now to pay in advance, it will un
dou5tedIy come In time. ! never knew
how to appreciate the RECORD properly
until had been without it for awhile.
| Now we think that we have done withou,
the paper rs long as is consistent with
our general good. and, if yon can be per.
suadrd to think so. too, please send it
again In this Connection the write,
wishes to Say that he knows as well as
any ono that the home page of the REC
ORD has been somewhat slim during 81
few weeks past but he believes that, in
view OF his nearly six years of faithful
f.servlce. his pa, rons will forgive the short
coming, and he doth now register II vow
that by the great horn spoon and til,
beard of the prophet 1t shall not Occur
again. Selah r. :.a..,