Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-02-24
IN TOWN AND OUT.

the Jail.
Treasurer a,n, Lee has NOT yet returned
Miss Rettle Yeater will soon begin
term of school in Morton county.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 60 to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
George Jennings sells groceries cheap
for cash. and will give you valuable
premium besides.
You can get good library for nothing
If you buy your groceries Of George Jen.
nings, Bismarck. ..
Tribune, Sunday: H. j. Simcoke came
in from Emmons county yesterday, and is
domlciled with Senator Worst.
That courteous gentleman and fine ply
sician, Dr. Smith, of Steele, is in the
Williamsport country this week.
States Attorney Lynn went down to
Beaver creek Wednesday. He will put in
his farm himself the coming season.
Buy small bill of groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas Of the World for
nothing.
Butter, eggs, poultry or hides are al
ways wanted by George Jennings, BIS.
marck. who always pays the highest mar.
ket prices.
Mr.. Charles e. Thorpe was in town
last Saturday and made homestead fl
ing on the claim south of Beaver creek
formerly held by his father as a pre-
emptlon.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Register,
on Friday, Feb. 1883. baby boy Con.
gratulations to the iparents upon the arrival
of future states attorney are numerous
Tribune, Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Farrell closed her term Of
school IN the Russian settlement, some
Two weeks ago, and is now ut home. Miss
Annie Farrell has month to teach yet in
the settlement.
Will Packer came down from Bismarck
Wednesday evening. He reports greal
deal of excitement in Bismarck, and
much bitterness, over the result OF the
senatorial fight.
International Stock Food is the best
condition feed you can get for horses,
cattle or hogs. Just what they want to
keep them all right through the winter.
George Jennings sells it.
Since Jan. last the registration fee on
letters or packages gong into the mails
has been eight cents. instead Of ten cents,
as formerly. The regular postage must
he paid in addition, as heretofore.
Representative Cochrane went down to
Steele last evening, partly on account Of
Ethe illness of son, on whom q surgical op-
Grafton will have to be performed to relieve
'au abscess in the throat. Tribune, Sunday.
TIE Wiuona Times should change the
sentence In the land laws, as published in
its columns. so rs to read '"Tne original
fees at the land Office are $14 and SIS
the former for $125 and the latter for
$3.50 land" 1t reads "$16." instead VI
"$18' in the Times. ..
Tie Record is sorry to state that Mrs.
E. g. Campbell is very ILL., She seemed
to be getting along as well as could be
expected until Thursday of last k.
when she grew worse. DR.. Smy,h was
sent for, and has remained with her since.
The baby boy is we'll.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. V. Wade are the
proud parents of baby girl-who took up
ner abode with them last Saturday, (Feb.
11l. Mother and daughter are both doing
we'll, while the father IS all smiles, and
the boys are ull smoking to the young
lady's heslth.-Winoas Times.
Supt. Andrus was in town this week,
on round of school visitation. He still
carries with him the single. ply mus,aohe,
as we'll as that independent and unsub
dued appearance denotive of the bachelor
While admitting that he is yet single, he
insists that the blame attaches entirely te
the young ladies of the county.
Mrs. E. A. Keebler, of the WilIiamspor,
ne,ghborhood, is visiting friends and rel.
atives in Philadelphis, and all wish her 8
pleasant visit and a safe return, Blu,
what sound IS 1t that comes from The
south--llke unto the mnrmurlng of the
sad sea waves1 Why, gentle reader, that's
E. A. sloshing around in the dishwater.
Messrs. Edward Braddock and George
Schmidt were at Williamsport last Mon
day onebhsiness. Mr.. Braddock reported
Hslpow as.:being plentiful between Da
kem and the county seat, although ther,
is but little at the former place: Mr.. B
found one Of his mares, with her colt b,
her side, both dead, on the prairie,> re
Gently.
The most radical and important measure
proposed to create On open market in Nortl
Dakota il embodied in the bill of Rep
resentative Churchill. 1t requires railroad
companies to erect elevators or storageheuse
at all of their stations whore grain is pro
sented for shipment, and to handle grain til
same as other kinds of freight This woul'
ffsaS'away with the elevator monopoly in tn
state for all time. -sJamestown Alert
The wheat known sas tide stem nov
grown in the northwest, says L.pH
Haynes, Of Fargo, was forty years ag
| grown IN The east, and was know
as winter wheat. 1t was then d semi bar,
wheat but. since being changed to 1