Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-05-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mrs DIR. Strester started on trip to
the Capital City this morhing.
There will be dancing party at Will
Transport schoolhouse tonight.
Mr.. John Kurtz and daughter, Mrs. H.
"A. Armstrong, were visitors to Bismarck
last week.
I Farmer Coover has black eye, caused
by the kick of a cAicken?-no, of calf.
This country is full of dangerous beasts.
Garden Seeds, five cents = pack, by
mail pest paid. Price list on application.
Address F. II. K. PITCHER, Glencoe, N. D.
Buy your groceries Of George Jen-
nings, Bismarck, il you wish . square
deal and to have little money &c good
ways.
Mrs. J. 4. Cotton had little bad luck
| with her smokshouse the other day. 1t
burned up and came near taking the gran
ary with it.
Mr.. J. B! Brsck received wsrd Monday
evening from Boston, Mass, that his
mother was not expected to live. He left
at once to 20 to her.
r The RECORD IL glad to learn that Cem-
rade Coover has been allowed pension
Of $12 \ month, dating from the begin.
ming of this year He deserves 1t.
On dit--that J. N. Roop is coming
back. He writes that this country is q
paradise compared with the parts Of COL
orado and New Mexico which he has
seen.
Ifyou want your team we'll fed and
we'll cared for, at reasonable rates, when
in Bismarck, take it to Nelse Whites sta
BILE. on Main street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
Mrs. Magnus Anderson came out from
Minnesota = few weeks ago and Joined
her husband in Cherry Grove township.
Mrs. Anderson 10 4 sister of Charley
Swanson.
I 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
as cheap as Tor cash.
Those wishing naturalization papers
can get them at Williamsport during the
next term of the district court, which be-
gins the first Of next month. The fees for
second papers have been established by
law At 81.
Recently, out At Farmer Cells ranch,
in the absence Of the family the dog pros
ceeded TO have fun with the poultry, and
before the sagacious canine ceased his Ia
berg all the geese, ducks and chickens had
gone to their final roost.
Merchant Dwycr, of Logan county, &C.
companied by Chief Clerk Swartz, of the
N. P. company, was in Williamsport last
week. Mr.. Swartz turned into the treas.
! ury of Emmons county $4,000 in pay
ment Of taxes on Northern Pacific lands.
Deacon Wescott of Beaver Creek, was
in town Saturday. He came up to have
his pedigree--that is, his horses pedigree
: recorded. The venerable man recog
ulzes his acquaintances just the same al
before he was appointed read supervisor
Don't send east for groceries when yov
can buy four pounds Of good Japan tes
or the same amount of excellent coffee
for one dollar of George Jennings. Bis
marck. Everything else just as 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 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.
Peter. Bartholomew is feeling very
badly. Last fall he planted ten acres oi
box-elder seed on DR.. Pettit's tree-claim
The Job was we'll done. The little tree.
were all showing above ground when they
were destroyed by the big frost. Five
acres of youthful box.elders on the Rec
ord homestead met like fate at the same
time.
Emmons County ladies visiting Bis
! marck should not forget that Kate Brady
. has a large and we;l.selccted stock ol
Millinery, which she is selling at the low
est possible margin of profit. She vii
be pleased te show goods to ladies from
this county, and believes they will be sat
isfied with quality and price. Children
Hats specially.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. Bumsteac
loaded at Pendleton, Ore, yesterday
5000 sheep purchased by the Northwest
, ern Livestock Company, Of this city
!, They are expected to make the trip in {
week, which will bring them here mex
Saturday, May %. Under the law.
passed last winter they will have to b.
held forty days to ascertain for certain
that no disease exists among them.
Tuesday afternoon it began to rain. Il
kept tho proceeding up through pretty
much all Of the night, and resumed busi.
ness Wednesday, continuing until the
afternoon. 1t was the best behaved rain
seen in this part Of North Dakota fol
long time. 1t fell steadily and gently
with the usual accompaniment of thunder
and lightning left out. 1t had the appear
ance of being general over large area
The smiles of our farmers are as wide a.
barn door and as deep as we'll.
Jamestown Alert: Senator Hansbrou. III