Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-12-15
IN TOWN w. AND OUT.

The weather was somewhat chilly dur
ing the front part of tho week.
At Brunsman's you will find full
line of window glass. putty, etc.
II you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
~ Mr.. Rufus ]. Dean, of Winchester, was
a visitor to Williamsport the fore part of
last week.
Mr.. Peter bartholomew and family, Of
Logan district, are spending the winter at
their old home in Wisconsin.
Pay cash and ash no favors. Go to
George Jennings. Bismarck. and get bot.
tom figures on all kinds of groceries.
Eggs are high, and will be all winter.
Buy package Of Poultry Food" of
George Jennings and double the produc-
ton of your hens.
Frank Hart reached home from the up
per country the fore part Of last week.
Mr.. Hart has been working at Fort Ber.
tho!d at his trade -cafpehtry--snd has
been idle but one working day during
the season. He brought some lumber
with him, tore down the house on his
farm, and is putting up better one.
/. G. De Graf, the Shoeman. has moved
his immense stock of footwear into the
store occupied by w. 8. De Graft, the
I:Clothier where he will be pleased to
greet all Emmons County customers with
large and most Complete line of Boots,
I;Shoes. Gertian Socks, Rubbers. Arctics
aud Slippers, at saving of from 20 to 25'
per cent
Just as the Record went to press John
Bartu came 10 with the information that
Mrs Young, wife of'Mr.J. j. Young and
mother of Ira L. and Nlrian Young,
died yesterday morning about 2 o. clock.
The old lady had been in poor health for
some TIME. Tic remains viii be taken to
the former home of the family In Iowa
for interment.
Messrs. Peter Bergman, Aart Van de,
Vorste and Genit A. Van Voorst, of the
southern part Of this comfy, aud Mr.
Jan slo,man, of Campbell county, 8. D.,
were in town Wednesday. Ars Borei,,au
made a homestead f1fhg, Mr.:Van Voors,
and MI; sIothah pioved up on. timbe,
claims and ME Van der vorste appeared
Us witness.
| Senator Worst and Messrs. e %. Packe
and J. N. Roop have been in correspond
ence with pnr,ies representing a colon,
Of twenty five or thirty families of Ger
man Bap,ists lDunkards) residing in tn
vicinity Of NAphnee. Indiana, who ar
!. looking North Dakotawam fot homes
The Record trusts that The effort to Sc
: Ecure THIS large body OF good citizens AM
, Eprnctical farmers will not fail.
Mr., ]. W. Wescott, the Spring Creel
> stockman. was IN town Monday, havjp
(4come down from Sterling on his wa
home from Chicago, where he had bee
8 with fat cattle. He reports prices fail
and. as usual, North Dakota stock til
,best grass.fed cattle 10 the market. Nj
Wescott visited number of fancy-stoc
farms, and made arrangements to F,
t once bring out some Al shorthorr
and pdlled Angus bulls-all registered t
b. sold Al prices that will suit buyer
r While waiting in the St. Paul depot for
homeward bound train, the Emmor
{, county man fell asleep, and. when /
i awoke he found that some sneak ,llief {
thieves had relieved him of q roll ,
money amounting to 1870. This is
8 Every severe loss, these hard times. but
W. is not nc of those who waste tin
crying over spilled milk. ,.