Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-04-17
IN TOWN AND OUT.

ana rainy.
Mr.. and Mrs.>>W. s. Casselman made
visit to Emmons county last week.
Judge Winchesterwi begin term of
court at Williamsport on the 1st of June.
For sale-For cash--25 or 80 bushels of
very fair seed wheat, at Record Ranch.
Quite large acreage of wheat has been
put in during the past week in Emmons
county.
The next meeting of the board of
county commissioners will take place on
April Is.
Mr.. A. w. Ogle, of Buchanan Valley,
was in town Wednesday. A. w. will soon
prove up on his homestead.
Buy your groceries Of George. Jen-
nings, Bismarck, if you wish a square
deal and to have little money 60 good
ways.
Lost--Betwecn Wllliamsport and Bis-
marck, wolf robe. Will the finder
please address s. A. Hawks, Williams
port?
Messrs. Albert Robinson Of Logan and
VIM. H. Larrabee of Glanavon made final
homestead proofs at Williamsport last
Saturday.
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.
Mr.. Gayton made atrip from Bismarck
to his place in a skitf, the fore part of
this week. Ills eyes, though improved,
are not yet we'll.
Mrs. John Kurtz has been very ill, but
her friends-which include oil who are
acquainted with hcr-Iwill be glad to learn
that she is recovering.
Messrs. Weller, Ryder, Whittier and
Lawler, of Gayton township, visited the
county seat Wednesday. Mr.. Lawler
made final proof on his homestead.
The 500 company is at work on its
branch from Hankinson to Valley City;
but nothing has yet been done looking to
the ironing of the A., B. 6 N. W. grade.
Grip has been making general visit
down at Danbury. Pretty nearly every
body in that neighborhood has or has had
it, and Grandma Chapman is quite sick
with it. &
The place for our farmers to trade is
with George Jennings, Bismarck. He
will always pay the market pnce for but
tor, eggs, ETC., and sell you groceries just
as cheap as for cash.
Bismarck Tribune !: Miss Alice Wes-
colt, who has been visiting Mrs. Sheriff
Dornelly, and who also acted as a
clerk in the senate during the last session,
left last night for Parker, s. D. She will
be absent some time.
J. N. Roop and wife departed last week
for Colorado. Their stay will be only
temporary. Mr.. Roop has put more
money into farming in Emmons county,
probably, than any other citizen, and the
best wishes of all 20 with the worthy
couple.
Don't send east for groceries when you
can buy four pounds Of good Japan tea
or the same amount of excellent coffee
for one dollar, of George Jennings, Bis
narck. Everything else just as cheap.
Give him trial and keep your money
near home.
Alexander Mckenzie was reported as
being in attendance at Chicago during the
recent session of the North Dakota
Worlds Fair Commission in that city.
Having had considerable experience in
these matters, his advice was gladly re-
eived.-Bismarck Tribune.
A letter from Mr.. Jehn Roop, bro ther
of ]. N, says: "Chanse my copy Of the
RECORD from Fairfield to Parkwood,
Iowa. hope North Dakota will get her
old-time good crops this year. You GER
tainly have a fine country and climate.
Here in Iowa we are buried in mud"
Mrs. Herrlck and the children are at
home again. The train on which they
were passengers over the Wisconsin Gem
tral was delayed for some time by the
smash"up of freight train ahead. Ed
is all serene once more, and his peaceful
and contented expression has returned
Any delinquent subscriber who will
settle to date and year in advance, or
any new subscriber paying year in ad-
vance, will receive free a copy of the
Bismarck Tribune's popular edition of
the laws of the recent session of the Lex.
islature, the cash price of which is.75c.
Tuesday evening Ezra Thurber met
with stroke Of bad luck. He had q
wild broncho In the stable. He put his
lighted lantern down on the stable floor.
The horse kicked At ever and set the sta-
BILE on fire, destroying several bushels of
wheat and barley, a hay-rake, plow, etc.
Williamsport people will remember
Mrs. Rohrer, the pleasant old lady who
came to the, Williamsport country a
couple of yeafs agerte visit her daugh.
tiers. Mrs. w L, Yeater and Mrs. W. N.
Derr. Mrs. Rohrer is considerable of a
traveller. Atpresent she is IN Texas, and
is enjoying herself greatly,
The question Of establishing a wool
market in jamestown, says the Bismarck
Tribune, is being thoroughly discussed in
hot o;% Nd