Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-06-06
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fFor the largest variety of Hats and low.
est prices see geGrsf.
sMr. Fhurtles started Mondayon trip
of observation to the Pacific coast.
Clothing or Gents Furnishing Goods
(prices in keeping with the times), at
De CRAFTS
j Messfs. 8. p. Cun,mils and r. H.
lJe6es, of Winchester, were visitors to-
Williamsport last week.
A couple down in Campbell county are
parents Of baby that weighs only
pound and half, dressed.
New arrival Of Accordiens, Harmonicas,
Harps. and Guitar and Vielin Strings, 3Sf
per cent cheaper than elsewhere, at De
Graff'g.
Nv. S. Casselman--he who was lately at
war with the Mandan city government
has been at his home in Cherry Grove
this week.
The information given the RECORD res
Gently to the effect that Mr., F.J. Brown,
of Exeter, had sold his farm to Russian
was incorrect.
b Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets, Bismarck, N. D., il you want any.
thing IN the line of Fruits, Confectionery
and fee Cream.
Uncle Thomas Bottomley visited Bis.
hsrck'thi week. He says he saw lets of
sxpter there, although he wasn't looking
Tor water, particularly.
Mrs. Linderman, Miss May Liaderman
and Miss Gertie Ridell came down from
Steele last week and are visiting with the
family OF Senator Worst.
Messrs Boerschlaw AID Payne, two IN
telliep9< and pleasant gentlemen Of south.
err mmons, were welcome callers at the
Re6srd Office Monday evening.
The article concerning Miss Lillian
Jobn's death, In last weeks RECORD, was
from the Eureka Independent. The
credit wasSiaadvertently omitted.
Strangs q It may seem, there are
couple u Cotton fields Ave or six miles
southeast Of Billsport in which the crop
10 looking well, with q. good prospect for
. big yield this fall.
Ticket No. 2111 drew the prize farm
wagon at I. .. DeGraf's. Bismarck on
May 81. The ticket was held by Miss
Jennie johnson. of Bismarck, who, it IS
said. is soon to be married 10 young
farmer of Burleigh county.
Go to the Lone Star Grocery, Bismarck,
for all kinds of family supplies; FIVE
pounds of tea, six pounds of coffee or
five gallons Of coal oil for one dollar.
Everything else equally cheap. A large
stock of fruits and candies always on
hand.
We have reseived . lettss without name
of town or writer, announcing dance.
We will under NO lcircumstancsspay any
attention to unsigned letters; and, where
the dance erf 9fher entertainment is Of
money making character, usual rates will
be charged.
Little johnson Hawks, aged II, aad his
brother Connie. aged 8 years, have quite
novel way Of catching ducks. They set:
small steel+traps in the narrow and shall;
low places in TIE >efsek. and the ducks,
while wsddling from one pond to another,
step int the traps and are prisoners. The.
boys have caught quite number IN that
way.
Farmers should buy their seeds Of Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck. If they wish to have
them fresh and reliable. He keeps the
Albert Landredth Company's seeds III
bulk, which are celebrated all over the
United States. Also. Rlce's and Ferry s,
in packages The old stand, corner Of
Main and Fifth streets -sign Of the Lone
Star Flag.
A stroke Of lightning ran down the
stove-pipe out at Commissioner Yeatef s
Sunday afternoon, melted holes in sajd|
pipe, tore : c9upls,6f splinters from tlae'
door, tipped Pyef table, pinched Miss
Itettie's ARM Bit and scared the .'old1
mans" rhelmatism 80 That It left him.
III Is said that William exclaimed a1shs
fluid came down the pipe. "Ge 'wayl Go
'wayi I'll boa Republican m fur the
tarln r
There arrived at the residence Of Mr..
Robert Cotton, last Friday, Mrs. America
Chappell and Mrs. Jssephine Riley, widow.
ladies, Of DAVIS county, Ky. The former
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