Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-03-24
IN TOWN and. OUT,

Charles Kupitz.
March. you're a vixen. Your reputa-
ton always was bad ra .s
Good work harness for $40 cash at the
harness.shop in Steele.
YPeter Levin has been doing some good
work In repairing the Jail.
When in need Of good work harness
call at the harness shop in Steele. p.D
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates 20 to tho Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
The genial and popular Frank Horan,
"the village blacksmith" has returned to
Winchester
fTom Kelly was up from Winchester
last week and made the Record Office .
welcome call.
You can get good library for nothing
if you buy your groceries of George Jen-
nings, Bismarck.
There is money on hand to pay Will.
Transport school orders Nos. 282, 203, 207,
29S, 200 and 800.
George Jennings sells groceries cheap
for cash, and will give you valuable
premium besides. q. -f..
About IS much snow has fallen during
the past week as fell previously during
tue entire winter.
SMrs. Streeter is still in Bismarck. Her
father, Mr.. Asa Cssselmsn, is seriously i'll
with heart trouble.
Treasurer Lee will move his family up
from Wlnons within q week or two, and
VII occupyt the Taipe house. east of town.
YTbe Record learns that Mrs. W. F.
Baxter 10 seriously i'll. All hope that the
estimabie lady may soon be restored TO
| health.
Buy small bill Of groceries from Geo.
Jennings. Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas of the World for
nothing.
When o. H. Will. of Bismarck, was
made president of the state board OF agrl-
culture, the right man was put in the
right place. So W. i. Aa-.,,a
SMr. and Mrs. Lynn awe moved into
the Wsldrof building. and Mr.. and Mrs:
| WaldrOd have rented and occupied the
Herrick place.
lTMr' C"over was in town Monday. and
was much grieved BY the Information in
alstter~ tLat an, old comrsde Of bis com
pany had passed away. !
international Stock Food is the best
cnnditiOn feed you cAp. get for horses.
cattle or hogs. Just what they want to
keep them all right through hewinter.
George Jennings sells 1t. :
John Hammer" under date Of March
10, writes from Harper. lows "Pleuse
send my paper to Armstrong postnfflcc
again.S We will be IN Steele on the 28d
OF this month il nothing happens"
| s. E. Coover has been deepening the
we'll on the BrinRhurst half. section. 1t
has been quite job. First. the curbing
had to be taken out then three feet OF
solid rock were blasted out, and two feet
more drilled through. a,,..,r -.
An Aberdeen special to the Ainneapo.
lis Tribune says: 1t 10 again announced,
upon what IL oonsldered reliable au,horl
'ty. that the branch of the 500 running
from this city to Bismarck. N. D.. and
which has been graded for several years,
! will be ironed in season to move the com.
| ing crop. IT,,
Mr.. L. T. Buckley was in town Friday.
He had just returned from NcPhcrsop
county, 8. D.. after an absence of'several
mouths. most Of the time teaching school
afew miles from Eureka. L. 7. Gays that
Eureka Is the liveliest town Of its size he
ever saw. B. B. Moss has been shipping
| in horses there. and has made many sales.
Said an Emmons county farmer the
other day: 1T doesn't pay at presen,
prices to raise wheat and haul il 10 tar u
market We should market 40 little
wheat a. possible until II goes up at.leas,
25 cents q bushel. Those farmers who
have sheep or hogs could, by grinding
and feeding It to fatteniug animals, get
good prices for their grain. Ii.,s 80, ~, :.
Nelson Williams. commissioner Of agri.
culture and labor, Bismarck, has issued i
circular to stallion owners explaining the
very complicated law in relation to reg
istry and liens. Owners of stations or
mares should send One:cent stamp TO
Mr.: Williams for copy Of the circular,
TO the end that they may know just what
their rights are under the law.
The norihwestern farmers should con.
sIder we'll before they decide to make
wheat their single crop, - many of them
do. says the Minneapolis Journal. The
probability Il. SO far ID the situxtion cau
be reasonably foreshadowed, that this is
to continue year Of low prices for
wheat. st,d the only reuedyis is with the
farmer; As matters dow are, more wbea,
is being raisrd than the world can con.
sumo. and the only way 10 get relief is to
reduce the acreage, Another month will
throw pretty positive light on tue situa.
ton and, If the winter. wheat prospect
is then promising. the warning, will have
cUms ID time for the northwestern farm.
ers to profit by it. Diversify the crops.
An exchange, whose editor has prob