Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-12-23
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Very little hay has been fed so tar this
winter In this part of the country.
II you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
Sell your Butter and Eggs to George
Jennings. Bismarck. If you wish the high.
est market price.
Buy 4 small bill OF groceries from Geo.
Jennings. Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas of the World for
nothing.
Little Miss Anna Gel was the recipient
the other day ct q big box Of Christmas
presents from her grandparents in Detroit,
Michigan.
Strayed--About month ago. roam
heifer calf. Any one knowing the where.
abouts of said calf will please leave word
ut this Office.
George Jennings store. Bismarck, Is
headquarters for Emmons county people.
They all know where to get square deal
and low prices.
If you wish to get the top price for
your butter and eggs, sell them to Geo.
Jennings. Bismarck. The Butter and Egg
Market of the Missouri Slope.
Valley City Times Record Up at Bis.
marck the coming of the 500 IS getting
to be good deal of chestnut. The 500
will 20 into Bismarck in its own good
time, which will probably be next sum-
mer.
The following, signed COMMITTEES.
has been received at this office: There
will be = social on New Year Eve, Dec.
81, ut the Wilhamsport schoolhouse.
Every one 10 cordially invited. The la.
dies arc requested to bring cake and sand.
wiches.
Steele Ozone: Senator Worst's candi-
dacy is an assured fact. He informs US
that he has decided to enter the race. A
leading republican Of Bismarck told US
Wednesday that he believed the senator
would not only hold the slope, but would
more readily unity the valley contingent
than any other candidate.
Devils Luke Inter Ocean (Senator Hans
brough's paper): State Senator Worst, OF
Emmons county, was in the city Wedncs
day, comforting with friends. Mr.. Worst
Is said to be candidate for United States
senator. and has many qualities fitting
him for the place. He will have strong
following and may be successful in &C.
curing the coveted prize.
John. I. Roop lost q horse the other
day. He left the animal tied to post
while he went III the house. It was after
dark. When he came out the horse was
lying down. Examination showed that
the animal had choked himself. David
Chapman also lost horse in very pc
culiar way. The animal was climbing a
steep bluff and fell back and broke its
neck.
Miss Ella Yeater is teaching the largest
number Of pupils that have ever attend.
ed Williamsport school at one time. 80
being in attendance. The young folks
are making good progress in their studies.
too. Clerk Campbell has received the
consignment of school-books. and pa.
rents and guardians can purchase them
at cost price, which is said to be very rea.
sonable.
The news came the fore part VI the
week that Mrs. Parks. wife Of Uucle
Thomas Parks, died on Friday last
None of the particulars have been re-
ceived. Mrs Parks was the mother of
Mrs. McCrory, Mrs. VIM. v. Wade, and
Mr.. Frank Parks. She was one of the
best. known ladies in the county. and
her kindness and hospitality were pro-
verbal. The Record, on behalf of the
many friends of the family IN the Will-
iamsport neIghborhood. extends sympa-
thy to the stricken FIRMLY.
Dickinson Press: We are glad to see
the Steele Ozone aud the Emmons County
RECORD come out in terms which are
more than merely complimentary for
Hon. ]. H. Worst for our next United
States senator. He is not only man of
the Missouri slope of whom we are justly
proud ; but he is gentleman of state
reputation, man of sound del,beration,
good presence and an able debater. Mr..
Worst is, without question. the fittest of
the fit for this position, and his candi-
dacy-i If such he will permit-should re.
ceive more than passing consideration.
One day last week farmer Of Emmous
county by the name VI Anne Baker,
made an attempt to leave here for Wis.
consin with about 5000, while q number
of creditors IN his county and also in
Eureka were vet unpaid. Shortly before
the train pulled out on which he was to
depart one Of his creditors, Nick Berkom.
pas, notified w. Bach and Reagan &
Hooper, who also held notes given by
Baker. They sent Sheriff Erne to the
depot at once in pursuit Of the would be
absconder. and just as the train was pulls
iug out Bakker was requested to stop
over. Although he pretended at arst not
to have any money, later ep Xpaid S4O0,
and costs amounting to The fol.
lowing night lie tried tpeEcapeby tax.
ing freight tram but he was disGoverud
BY the sheriff 10 the corner OFF, car tand
ordered to step of. being wanted by other
Eureka business men to whom he owes
considerable, ana he bad to pay SSC6
more. II is evident tina, Baker bought
and sold horses, wheat. etc. taking cash
in payment claiming that there we're 10