Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-01-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Billy Albright was visitor to the
county seat this week.
Owing to protracted warm weather all
overcoats at actual cost, at DeGraff's.
All~wool chinchilla overcoats beaver
collars and cuffs, only $115O, at De
Crafts
Mrs. W. L. Yeatcr has been enjoying
herself during the past fortnight visiting
friends in Bismarck.
Buy all kinds of Groceries of George
jennings, Bismarck If you wish to have
little money 60 long ways.
Don't miss the rare chance to get suit
| Of duck goods. They are corkers in quail
ity and low in price. At DeGraff's.
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.
A large consignment of duck-lined
suits and overcoats direct from the fac-
tory, best made, selling at cost. Closing
them out Immediately, At Dearaff.s'
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.
Married--Jan. s, at Bismarck by Jus
tice Fort Mr.. Archibald Dickson and
Miss Jane McKelvey. The groom us !
brother of Robert Dickson and the bride
a sister of Mrs. Dickson.
In the senatorial fight at Bismarck Sen
ator Pierce has the lead, with Hans
brough, Lounsberry, Ball and Miller in
the field. Although the latter has not
announced himself, he has number of
i in hn,,oa 70 ho1l
senator takes place Jan. 20.
There seems to be an epidemic Of influ-
enza, or "colds," among the children of
Bismarck. Little Frank streeter has
been troubled with hoarseness and an ex-
cessive secretion of phlegm for some
three weeks. Since he was taken to Bis.
marck DR.. Harcourt has been treating
him. The doctor says frankie is in no
danger.
Emmons county was we'll represented
at the inaugural ball in Bismarck. Among
those who attended, either as lookers-o on
or participants, were Hon. ]. II. Worst,
wife and daughter Mr.. aud Mrs. w. s.
Casselman and Mrs. r. 81. Thistle
thwalto, Mr.. Henry Chapman, Miss Della
Thurber, Messrs. L. T. Buckley, and s..
A. Hawks.
Among those present from distance
at the meeting Of tho county board were
the following, VIZ: Commissioner Van
Beck. ex-County Judge Klynstra, County
Judge Rowerdlnk, Albert Haak, from the
Holland Settlement Commissioner
Campbell, James Campbell, F. D. Walk
er, 81 Cherry Grove; J: N: Roop, Asses.
s0r Couch, Of Logan; Hugh Campbell, of
minis and Hermann Gramm, Of Winches-
ter; Erard Woorster, A. N. Weller and
Clarence East, of Clayton ; II. A. Ar
chambault, Emmonsburg; Treasurer
Merrill aAd Charles Lock, of Wlnona
Attorney George J. Douglas, of Fort
Yates.
Last Tuesday afternoon a body of
public.splrited citizens from all parts Of
the county met at Willlamsport and Or
ganized a stockgrowers' association.
Mr.. John Parker acted as chairman of
the meeting and E. T. Herrlck secretary.
The officers of the association are John
Parker, presldent; John McCrorY, vice
president; E. T. Herrick, secretary; s.
E. Kurtz, treasurer. On motion of John
F. Cell committee consisting of Dugald
Campbell, Erard Woorster and John
Klynstra was appointed to prepare rules
ASSOCIATION. A committee was appointed
to petition the legislature for further leg.
islation regarding protection against
prairie fires. The association will meet
again on Jan. II, at Williamsport.
| NOTICE.
All persons interested in stock-growing
are invited to attend meeting of the
Emmons County Stockgrowers' assocla-
ton In Wllliamsport on Saturday, Dec
II, 1891, at clock p. m.
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