Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-12-29
IN TOWN AND OUT.

master Hunt, Of Bismarck, was dead.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis.
marck.
Miss Nina Lucas, of Bismarck, is visit
ing with Mrs. Robert Cotton, of Will.
Transport.
Miss Lizzie Cunningham, OF Bismarck,
will open the Danbury school on Mon.
day, Jan. 8.
1t Is reported that Attorney John Park
er. of Winchester, IS so ill as to be con.
fined to his bed.
1t is said that "Stub" Smith. OF Glen.
coe, is an uncle Of the Secretary Of the
Interior. Hoke Smith.
Miss Maud Robinson left last week by
stage for the southern part of the county,
where she will teach school.
Alexander Campbell & Sons, of this
county, are fatteniug flock Of lambs at
the old stage barn in Bismarck.
Pay cash and ask no favors. Go to
George Jennings, Bismarck. and get bot
tom figures on all kinds of groceries.
A young man representing the E. Ash.
ley Mears interest was in town the latter
part of last week looking after the Mears
cattle.
Eggs are high, and will be all winter.
Buy package of Poultry Food" of
George Jennings and double the produc-
tion of your hens.
Mr.. II. A. Archambault's many friends
IN the county will be sorry to learn that
his twin boys, Peter and Paul, are both
dead. The babes died within few DAYS
of each other.
Mr.. H. W. Allen began 81 months
term of school at Williamsport last Tues.
day. Mr. and Mrs. Allen will reside
IN Billsport during the winter The rusl,
and crush Of city life must be very trying
to the nerves of country people.
Christmas was bright and pleasant
day, and the people of the Williamsport
country enjoyed themselves by gathering
at some neighbours residence and passing
the afternoon in social converse. Full
justice was Of course done to the turkeys
and geese.
We stop the press to announce report
from the housekeeping department that
the baby has just grinned and said Goo"
for the first time. What bright child
Only two. months old and can breathe
''just as natural" as most children OF
three months
III you 60 first" murmured the wife
of his bosom to the sick man, "you will
wait for me on the other shore, won't
your" Il s'pose I'll have to-" he
gasped. Il never went anywhere YET
without having to wait. for you at leas,
half an hour"
There is q money. order office at Will
Transport, and money owing to the Rec.
ord by those residing at points where
there are similar facilities can be paid by
money-order or postal-note. Or two.
cent stamps will be taken from those re.
siding at distance from a money orde,
Office
/. @. De Graf, the Shoeman, has moved
his immense stock Of footwear into the
store occupied by w. s. De Graft, the
Clothier, where he will be pleased tc
greet all Emmons County customers with
large and most complete line of Boots
Shoes. German Socks, Rubbers, Arctics
and Slippers, at saving of from 20 to q
per cent.
People frequently inquire, says an ex.
change, how they can obtain tombstonet
for their soldier friends graves, when
not able to purchase them. All soldiers
who have died since the war closed art
entitled to headstenes, and they will be
furnished on requisltion directed to the
quartermaster-general at Washington, D.
q. Grand Army posts are recognized
and any requisltion from posts will be
duly honored.
When MIR. Cleveland gets the branches Of
congress to his liking--he'll begin on tht
judiciary y--and soon the benches will be filed
with his plant appointees- then--where
are we at2 Unless the people rouse up and
stamp out the ambitionsof the autocrat-the
country is gone-andall the old soldiers who
were in the war of the rebellion-while Mr..
Cleveland was playing pinocle in the Buffalo
beer. .gardens--while his substitute was in the
army-will have gone for naught. Fargo
Forum
I read that Infanta Eumlie and Mayo,
Tom Gilroy trod carpet in front Of The
Hotel Savoy which was strewn with flowers.
Great heavens, what tomfoolery! Are we q
nation of 1ickspittles that we have to ape
royal customs in welcoming a guest from
abroad? Who is this woman that she should
have flowers to walk upon in this free, dem.
ocratic country2 What has she done? What
does she represent But am glad that Gil.
roy got chance to mash a few rosebuds
with his Tipperary brogans.-Correspond.
ence New York Advertiser.
1t is simply disgusting. says q North
Dakota exchange. to hear people speak
of girls who work for a living.
No sensible man ls dazzled by the glitter
of a teweled finger. d bracelet. or watch
bought on tick; perhaps. All these
have not as much fascination as a pleas.
ant disposition. a happy and intelligcn,
face. well'cooked meal every day In the
week, and properly ironed shirt front
when needed. A dimpled chin and sunny