Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-02-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.


trip to Montana.
Mr.. S. f. Wood was visitor to Bis
marck this week.
Mr.. l.. A. Couch was>>a visitor to Bis.
marck this week.
Mr.. John Wilde, of I4ivona was visitor
to Bismarck Tuesday.
w. w. Ellis, of Hampton, was in Will
Transport last Friday.
Farmer Taylor, of Glencoe, was visitor
to the capital Tuesday.
George Dougherty has left his position
as guard at the penitentiary.
Mr.. l.. E. Brickley, Of Clayton, was Wis.
itor to the capital city last Saturday.
w. S. Casselman, from Bismarck, was a
visitor to the county seat on Tuesday.
Charley Mcintyre went up from Livona,
Tuesday, to take in capital city sights.
Mr.. G. M. Mandigo took in the sights of
the capital city a couple of days this
week.
Mr.. j. A. Robinson is III Bismarck. His
eldest daughter, Miss Maudie, is sick with
measles.
Mr. VIM. 3. Hibbs, of Burleigh county,
was visitor to the WilliamspOrt country
last week.
Tommy Sanders, the well-known county
line agriculturist, was visitor to the slope
metropolis last Saturday.
Buy all kinds of groceries of George
Jennings, Bismarck, it you wish to have a
little money go long ways.
George Jennings, Bismarck, will buy
good butter put up in jars, tubs or rolls and
will sell you groceries in exchange at the
lowest cash prices.
P. G. Foley and VIM. Margach, of Lo-
gan, were callers at WiIliamsport on Mon
day; r. IL. Thistlethwaite, OF Cherry Grove,
| andep. Bartholomew, of Logan, on Tues
day.
Take your butter and eggs to the "Lone
Star" grocery, corner Main and Fifth
streets, Bismarck. George Jennings will
buy them, and pay you all they are
worth.
Backing the face around the eyes and
on the sides of the nose is said by the Sci
! entific American to be a sure preventive of
injury to the eyes from "snow- blindness
or soreness.
Preaching at Williamsport school house
next Sunday at IL o'clock in the forenoon
by Rev. }. W. Mahin, and at Danbury
school house at 8 O'clock in the afternoon
Of the same day.
What everybody in Emmons couaty says
must be true, and that is to the effect that
Gussner has the very best stock of gro
ceries iii the city Of Bismarck, and sells
them at the cheapest prices. s...'
On Thursday Of last week the following
persons were among the callers at Will
Transport: Il. II. Thistethwaite, of Cherry
Grove; Z. Varney, of Winchester; and
Martin Bosch and Egidi KONG, of Selz.
Among the ladies who visited the
senate and house yesterday were Mrs.
Capt. Cotton and Mrs. l.. B. Brock, of En-
mons county. The ladies were accom-
panied by the wife of Senator Worst, of
whom they are guests-Tribune.
Mr.. Roop lost another horse last week
one of his best ones-making seven of his
that have died since he came out. The
cause of the horses death was somewhat
peculiar, several bots having collected in
the passage way just where it leaves the
stomach and closed it up entirely.
A correspondent says: In Emmons
county the sentiment is strongly in favor
of requiring private bankers to pay their
share Of taxes, making them give ample
security to the public for deposits, requir-
ing them to be subject to the examiner, as
thoroughly as the present banking law
provides therefor.