Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1892-09-16
IN TOWN AND OUT.
How the flies bite |

How the flies bite
Jack Frost has been getting IN his
work.
!. Merchant c0nnor has gone 10 Chicago
with some fat cattle.
I Butter, eggs or cash are equally good at
Geo. jennings store, Bismarck.
Waned--5o pounds of good butter at
Banner House, Bismarck; N. D.
|, Mr., and Mrs. Sanders, of Glencoe, came
down to attend the pioneers picnic.
Ed. Hodgkinson is working for Mr..
Primeau, putting up hay, down on Grand
river. :"
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
marck. -"
Mr.. Mahin' will preach next Sunday as
follows: Burge' sat Il a. M, Winchester
1t 8 p. M.
Mr.. W. L.'Yeater is the member of the
democratic state central committee for
this county.:..
Don't forget the harvest festival and
dance at Danbury this evening. Every.
body invited.
Sell your Butter and Eggs to George
Jennings, Bismarck, if you wish the high
est market price.
Frank Hart came home for few days
visit, last week. Frank is at Berthold,
working at his trade.
Mr. Stouder has returned to his home
at Fort Wayne, Ind. He disposed of his
cattle to Mr.. McCrory.
Circumstances alter cases. as the
printer SAID to the new devil who
Edropped one on the floor.
Political announcements will be pub.
lished from date of first insertion until
last issue before election, for $S cash. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casselman left Wednesday
for Bismarck with their household goods.
The Capital City will henceforth be their
home ~.
Buy small bill of groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas of the World for
nothing.
| Billy Campbell was down from Bis.
marck recently, but only remained for q
day.. Mrs. Campbell and the babies are
IN good health.
+ George Jennings store, Bismarck, is
Headquarters for Emmons county people
They all know where to get square deal
and low prices. >. s..-.,-,,s...,-
The thrashing-machines are hard at
work. This item does not referxto the
mammas OF the Williamsports Country,
tbut to the separstors.-
h The Steele Ozone, under the manages
ment Of its new proprietors, Messrs. " ood
d johnson, is one of the best weekly
newspapers in the state.
| 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.
Mr.. Jagd Is at home again. Mrs. 1aed
Land Master Johannes, who are living in
Bismarck, are we'll. They will also come
to their home 10 Cherry Grove before
long. Y
/ State Senator Worst leaves tomorrow
to speak during the campaign at various
Epoints throughout the state, uuder the d.
rection of the republican state central
commlttee.
There is q big covey of prairie chickens
out at the:Rev. Mr.. Mahin's place; but,
Es,nce he shot, a couple Of then, q fort-
| night ago. they show themselves to him
only on Sunday. -,
/ "A procession of Indians, with teams,
passed through town, Wednesday,. on
their way from Standing Rock to Fort
Totten. A neater, cleaner, better dressed
and finer. looking body Of red people was
never seen in this part of the country.
( Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Williams and Mrs.
;FC. II. Bumstead were smong those who
came from beyond the borders Of ; EN-
mons to attend the old setdess' picnic,
being guests of Mr.. and Mrs: W. E.
Yeater. Dan returned Wednesday,. but
the ladies remained till yesterday.
Mr.. Henry A. Bergey, surrounded by a
halo of flying ants, was visitor to- Will
Transport last Wednesday,. The pesky
little insects were swarmlng around him
and his team by the million, and he was
I,glad to get indoors. Mr.. Bergey returned
Erecently from Grand River, where for
Ia long time ha had been working as a
carpenter,
l. Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Geirs Baby boy
has been very SICK. HIS mother brought
him to town Wednesday to have Mrs.
Mahin see him.. and be was found to be
so sick that his, mother remained with
him at Mr.. Aabin's. and, though better
yesterday, he was not we'll enough to be
taken home. There is considerable SICK.
ness among the babiesin this part'of the
county.
Miss Edna r. Connor,. Miss Rettie
EYeater, Miss Ella Yeater and Mr.. II. D.
Gonnor were visitors to Fort Yates and
Wlnona the other day., On the wsy Eome
the buggy in which Miss Gonnor laud
Miss Rettie Yeater we're riding was overs
turned and the ladies thrown out, the
former receiving several severe bruises
1.-The injuries Being sufficient to condne
her to her bed for severdf days. The horses