Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-05-29
IN TOWN and OUT.


Friday evening
Sell your butter and eggs to George
jennings, Bismarck.
Fred Carrow, Of Winona, was visitor
to the county seat this week.
Walter Parkin was q visitor to the
Williamsport country this week.
Mr.. A. W. Ogle, of Buchanan, was
visitor to Wllliamsport this week.
Justice A. NJ. Weller. Of Winona, was
q, visitor to Wllliamsport last Tuesday.
Good butter and fresh eggs are just the
same a. cash with Georgs Jennings, Bis
marck.
MIR. J. N. Roop has returned. He got
here just in time to be captured for the
grand jury.
George Jennings, Bismarck, wants
your butter and eggs, sad will pay all
they are worth.
Capt. ]. A. Cotton passed through
town this morning on his way up to
Farmer Hibbs' place, in Burleigh county.
Go to Mason's, corner Main and Second
streets, Bismarck, N. D., if you want any.
thing IN the line of Fruits, Confectionery
and ice Cream.
Buy your groceries Of George Jennings,
corner Fifth and Main streets. Bismarck,
if you wish square deal, full weight
and low prices.
| At the mortgage sale. Saturday, at Will
iarhsport, tho chattels were all bought in
l,By Mr. Henry Tatley, of Bismarck, agent
for Mrs. Lena Peterson.
A couple of pet lambs were given to
Mark Yeater last spring by Dugald Camp.
bel. They yielded 25 pounds Of wool
lwhen sheared the other day.
Messrs. Knox, Goodwin and Cough
nour, of Buchanan, were visitors to Will
transport, Saturday-the former to prove
! up and the latter two a. witnesses.
i. The Record family acknowledge the
receipt Of kindly invitation to attend a
ball at Steele. N. D., to be given on Fri
day evening, June 10, by Myrtle Lodge,
No. 8, Knights Of Pythias
| Every one who attended the dance last
Friday night at the schoolhouse speaks
| in enthusiastic terms regarding the affair.
All say it was one Of the best ever given
| in the Williamsport country.
Mr.. w. L. Yeater will move his cattle
down on Sand Greek tomorrow. Master
Marx will herd the stock and Miss Rettis
will keep house for him. They will re-
pdn during the range season.
Mr.. G. D. Edtck and wife, Of Burleigh
county, with his guests, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
F. ,Edick and Mr.. L. c.. Rider. wife and
s9h, Of Oswego county. N. Y, were Wis
itpfs to Wllliamsport last Saturday.
Those Wishing naturalization papers
can get them at Williamsport during the
next term of the district court, which be-
gins next Monday, June 1. The fees for
second papers have been established by
law at So.
Sheriff MCGEE returned Thursday even
ing from a trip to the north, where he
went to summon MeRsrs. Fernandez and
Dwyer as witnesses In the Carmichael
case. He drove 30 miles one day and IS
the day following
Say, Hiram Raymond, old boy, what
makes yeu forget to give the Record
credit when you nip one of its articles1
That essay anent the gopher and the pol
iticlan was our'n. The laborer il worthy
of his hire and virtue should be its own
reward.
Mr.. J. B. Brock made quick trip to
Boston to the beIaide of his sick mother.
Leaving Steele ~ Tuesday, the 10Th, he
yeachsd Boston Of, the night Of the fol-
4 lowing ThursdsN His mother was still
living when lswrote. The old lady was
overjoyed to ses him.
Attorney John Parker, of Winchester,
was in town Tuesday on his way home
from Bismarck. His daughter has re-
turned home from Grand Island, Neb
where she has been attending bushes
college and giving special attention to
stenography and typs-writlng.
No sooner had Editor Jewell returned
from his southern and eastern trip than
away he goes to Minnesota ostensiblY to
bob for whales in Detroit Lake. He has
been absent from the state pretty much
all the time since the Corliss aggregation
declared the prohib law constitutional.
The Standard, at Dawson, by Arthur
Brundags. is q new venture In the Demo
cratic weekly line. The Standard is pub.
lished by our old friend, Arthur Brun.
dage. Arthur is an able editor and q
good printer, and the Record wishes the
new venture unbeunded financial success
! Any delinquent subscriber who, will
settle to date and year in advance, OF
any new subscriber paying year in ad
vance, will receive free copy Of the
Bismarck Tribune's popular edition OF
the laws Of the recent session Of the leg.
islature, the cash price Of which is. .75c.
4 Miss Sara Wagner, who was teaching
Fin Cherry. Grove, has returned home and
1.-The school II closed. It is said that the
1oung lady was entirely competent, and
she was certainly popular with all classes,
1,,~k t1,A n1t hat oh l.pk 81.