Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-07-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.
A full hne Of Butterick Patterns at z
Brady & %. "a, Bismarck.

Bargains IN Hats at Miss Malloy's Mil.
llnery Store, Bismarck, N. D.
Attorney Parker, OF Winchester, was
vidtsf to the county seat last Tuesday.
George Jennings, Bismarck, will buy
your Butter and Eggs every day in the
year.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck.
Strengthening In Rmmans county is
about over, and the wool ia being hauled
I'd market.
Sell your Butter and Eggs to George
Jennings, Bismarck, if you wiah the high
est market price.
The Rev. j. w. Mahin viii preach next,
Sunday at W,lliamsport at 1Oa m. and
at Danbury at 4 p. M.
John Goughnour, in Buchanan Valley,
is building new house ; likewise, John
Ha9men. in Cherry Grove. !.
Speaking of the circus, the Bismarck
Tribune says: "The Emmons County
delegation was quite large"
Jack Kennedy came up from the river
Tuesday and left next day for Wlnches-
ter, where he will shear sheep.
Messrs. stolee, Moeller and Rover, from
the southern part of the county, were in
town Friday on flnal-proof business.
Miss <Rettie Yeater returned from Vail
ley City, where she has been attending
the state normal school, last Sunday.
Tom Kelly was IN town the latter part
of }ast week. Toms horses ran away
whllehe was here, but did no damage.
This has been very dull week for the
news.gatherer in the Blllsport bailiwick.
A good share of the population went to
Bismarck to see the circus.
International Stock Food is having a
very large sale and always gives satisfac-
tion. A cash guarantee with every pack
age. George Jennings sells 1t.
On account of cool weather K. Brady
s. Co., Bismarck, will close out their
summer stock of Millinery at about cost.
Come early and make your selections.
Senator Worst left Monday evening for
Bismarck, and there took the train fol-
Wabbeton, where he was to lecture. de
speaks at Spiritwood Lake on the Fourth
of July.
Messrs. Payne, Pierce and Green the
first gentleman from southern Emmons
and the latter two from Campbell county
were in town the latter part of last
week on final'proof business.
Uncle Thomas Parks IS going to take
quite ramble. In note he says
'Please send my paper to Winona. lam
going to the Cannonball to visit Wade,
then to Mandan while, then to Winona,
then back to Horsehcad."
George Jennings has given away valu.
able books by the hundred to cash Gus
toners during the last six months. Buy
small bill of groceries of him and take
home large Webster's Dictionary or @
splendid Cyclopedia. They will cost you
nothing.
A large number of Indians have passed
through town of late They are good In
dians, it is true but it is said that mum,
Der Of ladies in the Williamsport neigh,
borhood have been quite careful to keep
their scalp-locks carefully concealed while
the aboriginal brethren were about
Mr.. Mahln and family will leave Mon.
day to take vacation. Mrs. Mahin and
the children will remain in Kidder county
to visit friends, while Mr. Mahin will con.
tinue his journey to spiritwood lake, to
attend the Assembly. They will be ab-
seut about two weeks. Emmons county
people wish this pleasant family safe
trip and an enjoyable vacation.
The following is list Of the citizene
drawn for jury duty at the coming term
of court: D. E. RodeTick, L. De Heaume,
John Blake, John Olson, Frank NJ.
Lgpyenhiser, Henry Bergey, sr.. Chas.
HD<Edick, Edward Van Beck, Ed. G.
Campbell, Wiley Wilson, s. K. su7erly,
Lot Koker, John Klynstra, A. B. Peter
son, James A. Robinson. Lawrence
Fie1den, Frank M. Hills, G. M. Robinson,
Asa Casse1han, Wallace E. Petrie, sirean
Wollenhaupt Vim. Pagel, David Sites,
w. A. Patterson.
The RECORD family is still in a position
to have ice cream made with ice from
lingering snow bank two feet thick.
And the same is true Of other families in
the Williahspeft neighborhood. Wher.
ever great deal of hay or straw was fed
out Of dgyA near a building, there were
several alternate layers of fodder anid
drlfted snow. As the upper portion OF
the latter melted the former settled until
it formed thick covering for the lowe,
part of the snow bank, which IS more
like ice than like snow.
There now seems to be certainty that
ike railroad for which the people Of this
country have waited 80 long is about to
materialize. The following dispatch to
the newspapers, from Edgcley, LaMoure
county, appears to be definite and to the
point: "Edgeley, N. D., June 27.--It now
seems certain that work on the extension
Of the 500 railroad westward will be be-
gun the last Of this or the first of next
week. A number of the graders have al.
ready arrived, and provision and beef
contracts have been let to parties here,