Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-02-27
IN TOWN and OUT.

Billy Ogle was visitor at the capital
city last week.
Joe Lindsay was capital city visitor the
latter part of last week.
Master Clarence Streeter made trip to
Bismarck in the beginning of the week.
Captain and Fred. Cotton were visitors
to the capital city the latter part of last
week.
Messrs. Erard Woorster and Hugh Camp
bell were among the visitors to the slope
metropolis last week.
On Thursday of last week several Will
liamsporters started for Bismarck to at
tend the G. A. Il. entertainment.
Buy your groceries of George Jennings,
Bismarck, if you wish square deal and to
have little money go Il long ways.
Auditor Herrck and States Attorney
Armstrong were among those who recently
took IN the sights of the capital city.
Mr.. Brindle finished his winters work in
the mine couple of weeks ago. He has
hissbig shed filled and about twenty tons
III tHV ~ dldly y.
On the recommendation of Senator
Worst, Attorney Armstrong has been re-
appointed one of the trustees of the Man.
dan Reform School.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Allen were visitors
to Bismarck this week, the guests of Sen.
ator and Mrs. Worst. Winnie returned
but Mrs. Allen will remain at the capital
for several days.
The place for our farmers to trade is
with George Jennings, Bismarck. lie will
! always pay the market price for butter
eggs, etc., and sell you groceries just as
cheap as for cash.
What everybody in Emmons couaty says
must be true, and that is to the effect thai
Gussner has the very best stock of gro
ceries in the city Of Bismarck, and sells
them at the cheapest prices.
Lawsuits in their incipient stages are
looming up; but as the parties having'mos
at stake in them will doubtless settle
even at tempory present sacrifice, with
the certainty of gain in the end, further
particulars are not now in order.
Don't send east for groceries when you
can buy four pounds of good Japan tea
and the same amount of excellent coffee
for one dollar of George Jennings, Bis
marck. Everything else just as cheap
Give him a trial and keep your money neal
home.
Married-At the home of the brides
parents, in Mitflin township, Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio, on January 81, 1891, Mr.. Harle
Hoover and Miss Lizzie Markley. The
bride is sister of Mrs. S. E. Brindle, and
spent the summer of 1889 here, making
many friends in Emmons county during
her stay.
On Wednesday of last week the follow
ing persons we're at the county seat: Ro
bert Buchanan, A. W. Ogle and John
Goughnour of Buchanan valley; r. H.
Thistlethwaite and James A. Robinson Of
Armstrong; w. s. Casselman of Bismarck
Ludwig Erg, of Selz and Gottleb Dockter
of Exter, the last two on their way to Bis
marck.
On: Tuesday we had genuine winter
weather-high wind, some snow, cold
somewhat of a blizzard. Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather, the follow.
ing persons from distance were at Will.
Transport, most of them to attend law
suit: Robert Buchanan. w. w. Goodwin
A. w. Ogle, John Goughnour, Mr.. VOL.
lenhaupt and w. s. Casselman. The suit
was commenced, but, before proceeding
very far. the litigants came to settle
ment, and thus the case ended.
Born-On Jan. %, 1891, to Mr.. and Mrs
L. Fielden, aten-pound boy. 1t took Law.
renee long time to report this, but it was
not his fault. He has so many olive
branches that it is only at the monthly
round-ups-when he counts 'em-that he
knows exactly how many there are. The
RECORD had heard of it, but couldn't gel
exact date, and birth notice without the
exact date is no good. "Howsomever,'
even at this late day, with the young man
almost ready to comb his moustache and
| smoke cigarettes, we congratulate the
happy parents that one Of ;the ruling sex
ahem!-has come to make his homewitt
thom