Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-01-13
IN TOWN AND OUT.

You can get a good library for nothing
if you buy your groceries Of George Jen.
nings, Bismarck.
George jennings sells groceries cheap
for cash, and will give you valuable
premium besides.
Butter, Eggs. poultry or hides are ale
ways wanted by, George Jennings, Bis
marck. who always pays the highest mar.
ket prices. .
Buy small billof groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, sad you can get the
best and latest Atlas Of the World for
nothing.
Mt. Msndigo went to Bismarck last /,
Friday, taking Nsrcissa with him. The
little lady will atsend I scA0o' in the c'pi-
tai City. 3
The board OF county commissioners Al
lowed Attorney Parker's bill Of So for
defending Mary Neugebsuer In the dis
trlct court. q .,..
There is great deal of sickness IN the
Williamsport country. caused by "bad
colds" The changeable weather is.
probably responsible for it.
The canvassing board have drawn pay
for their work. II any one else had done
such bungling job for the county his
bill wouldn't have been allowed.
There are seventy.one students al the
agricultural college-fifteen more til an at
the same time last year. Every chair and
desk is occupied, and the college Is badly.
hampered by want of room.
Mrs. Streeter is IN Bismarck. She took
the boys up to have physician see them.
The little chaps have bad colds, and there
have been strong symptoms Of Group.
When will we have q doctor in Emmons
county7
The hefollowing letter, in the handwriting
of the French duke, has been received
"Emmonsburg, N. D., Jan. 0, 1892; Spc-
cisl to the Record. There will be ball
at the War Chiefs ranch. at the mouth of
Beaver creek. on Friday, Jan. Is. 1893. A
big time Is expected. Wires will be laid
and pins set up for the next campaign.
THAT'S all right, Brother shambo1 but
why don't You date your letters "1s93f'l
The state world's-fair managers. says
the jamestown Alert, have received from
one Of the Indian agents IN the state an
old. time "bull boat for the state exhibit.
The boat. to those who have never seen
such things, ia genuine curiosity. tits
made of nothing but dressed hides. fast
ened to light and pliable willow sticks.
! 1t is about four feet in diameter, and will
hold three or four persons comfortably.
II ls announced, says the Northern
Farmer. that live. stock and investment
| company: with large capital has been
organized. with headquarters at Bismarck.
and that Gov. Burke will be the pres,dent
of the company. We hope this will ma
| terialize. The business will pay, and the
governor will make u goo,l manager; and
his friends, who are legion outside of his
own ,party, will rejoice to have him re-
| main in the state.
Colts feet. says the Northwestern Ag-
rlculturist, should be often pared. They
need more attention than the feet of old
horses, and at all times of the year. From
standing on manure in winter the hoofs
get too long, either IN front, behind, Or
all around. and may cause O variety of in
iuries, and in summer they seldom wear
| of evenly. As often as once in three
weeks they should be attended to. A
knife and rasp are the proper tools TO
work with
The area Of North Dakota is 45, O0O, coo
acres the acreage OF tillable land Is 80
OK, 900 !; the number Of acres under culti-.
vaiion ,a 100000. The total yield Of
wheat in 1891 was e4.7t4320 bushels
more than $500. .000 bushels than was
produced by any other state. From, these
figures Ii will be seen that North Dakota.
young 10 she ~ IL one of the most Inn
portant agricultural states Of the union,
and that her immense resources have opiyy
just begun 10 be developed. - Gassellops'
Republican.