Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-03-27
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meet in regular session on Monday,
April 8.
Mrs. Herrick will return home from her
visit to Michigan as sosn as the weather
is settled.
One day this week there we're only tive
pupils present at Williamsport school.
The grip was having fun with the rest.
Senator Worst and family reached
home last Saturday. Ms. strester and
Glare and Frank also arrived on the same
day.
Buy your groceries Of George Jen-
nings, Bismarck, if you wish a square
deal and to have little money 20 good
ways.
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.
The first arrest in Burleigh county un.
der the prohibitory law took place At Bis
marck last week, killard shibleY bong
the party Eobbled.
Last Saturday night several inches of
snow fell. and little Of itstill remains on
the ground. 1t all helps to put the plowed
ground in good condition.
Steve Hawks came down with Mr.. Man
digo last Saturday, procured team, and
went back to Bismarck. He will bring
bis family down in few days.
Little Walter Thistlethwaite was very
i'll with Group during the fore part of the
week. DR.. Harcourt attended him. The
little fellow came through. all right
Mr.. and Mrs. Brindl.'s youngest son,
Mark, aged three years, has besn quite i'll
for the past ten days with cold and fe-
veE He is better now, and able to be up
part of the day.
The RECORD acknewleds ses the receipt
Of an invitation from Attorney Lynn to
attend dance in his new house this
evening. All may rest assured that there
will be a good time.
The place for our farmers to trade is
with George Jennings, Bismarck. he
will always pay the market price for but
tor, eggs, ETC., and sell you groceries just
a. cheap as for cash.
Owing to the ravages Of lagrippe among
the people of the Willlamsport neighbor-
hosd, the lyceum entertainment that was
to have taken place this evening has been
postponed to date near the middle Of
April. 49,
Mr.. Mandigo was on his way home
from Bismarck Saturday night when he
encountered the snow-storm. He had
hard work to find his way, but managed
to reach the RECORD ranch about l
o'clock Sunday morning.
A Georgia editor, affected with ire.
submission" of tho grip, says: "We have
been down with the grip fer three days;
but we feel quite cheerful, as we own a
lot in the cemetery and a coffin factory
owes us $40 on an advertisement"
1t is unfortunate, says the Jamestown
Alert, that the bill amending the revenue
law did not pass with the emergency
clause. AS 1t now stands the assessment
will be made under the old law and the
levy and equalization under the now ono.
Don't send east for groceries when you
can buy four pounds of good Japan te,
or the same amount of excellent coffee
for one dollar, of George Jennings, Bis
narck. Everything else just a. cheap.
Give him trial and keep your money
near home.
Any delinquent subscriber who will
settle to date and year in advance, OF
any new subscriber paying . year in ad;
vance, will receive free a copy of the
Bismarck Tribuus's popular edition Of
the laws of the recent session of the leg.
islature, the cash price of which is 75c.
The Casselton Republican truly says
Young men who are doing fairly well
here make a great mistake in going to
the Pacific coast in the hope OF obtaining
remunerative employment or any EN-.
ployment at all. The labor market in
beth the skilled and unskilled fields is ter.
ribly overcroAded there.
Some miscreant = few nights ago stole
nice cut of beef from the editor Of the
Seneca Is. D. Sun, whereat the Sun get.
of the following '"The editor rises long
enough to remark to the party that stole
his beef that 1t was darned tough any
way. and tenders him his sincerest sym.
pathy in case Of a jaw-ache."
Mrs. Streeter used the Ignite sold Al
Bismarck during the residence of tho fam.
lily there the. past winter. But she say.
that she prefers the Brindle Mine coal, a.
theretare no chunks of clay in the latter.
The coal used blythe family during the
winter was q good article, but a big
chunk of clay was discovered every once
in while.
Those we have heard of as suffering
from the grip are Mr.. John Kurtz, Mr.
and Mrs. Yeatcr and all the children bu,
one, ,Mr. and Mrs. Packer and their son
Will, Mr.. and Mrs. Boutillisr and the
children, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Allen, Mr..
D. r. Rupert, Mrs. Shively, Miss shively,
Mr.. II. c. Rhud. Mr.. P. g. Foley. None
of the alling ones are in dangerous con
dltion.
No word yet from that dark complex.
ioned lady pig that either strayed or was
surreptitiously gobbled during the recent