Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-03-17
IN TOWN and OUT.

Iosie DioWu IS SICK WIN scarlet lever
in Bismarck.
MIR. J. l.. Kennedy was visitor to
Bllsport this week
Godd work harness for $50 cash at the
harness-shop in Steele.
Mrs. Streeter vert to Bismarck yestcr-
day. to be absent several days.
When in need of good work harness
call at the harness shop in Steele.
LShcrf and Mrs. Mahaney were visitors
to the county seat last Saturday.
If you want good accommodations and
cheap rates go to the Pacific Hotel, Bis
.marck.
There is money on hand to pay Will.
iamsport school orders Nos. 292, 293. 297,
-99, 300 and 3OO.'
You can get good library for nothing
ifyou buy your groceries of George Jen-
nings. Bismarck.
George Jennings sells groceries cheap
for cash. and will give you valuable
premium besides.
II is said that certain young man In
Winona has been fastening on to fuel
that doesn't belong to HIM.
Buy small bill of groceries from Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck, and you can get the
best and latest Atlas of the World for
nothing.
Boru--On Monday. Feb 27, 1893, at
Bismarck. to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klap-
prich, twelve pound boy. Mother and
b y are doing well.
'flntefnational 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 .he winter.
George Jennings sells 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earl, Mrs. John
PekeIdcr and new settler in southern
Emmons whose nnmc We did not learn
w're in town Tuesday night, on their way
home from Bismarck, where the jury iu
tue Earl ca>e disagreed.
A country exchange breaks forth thus
"ltll me, angelic hosts--ye messengers
OF love suffering editors below
have no redress abovri The angel band
replied TO US is knowledge given de.
linquenis on the printers books can never
enter heaven +"
Harvey Harris has gone to Duluth to
reside, and DR.. Porter will soon 20 cast to
r. main permanently. The Record regret.
that such citizens should make up their
minds to leave the Slope-just as it ap
pears that we are TO have new railroa,:
aud the consequent better times.
III another column on this page will be
fund the wall paper "ad' Of +. J..
Faunce, Of Bismarck. Recently, when
visiting the capital, the writer was shown
samples OF the stock Of wall paper on
Mr.. Faunce's shelves. He has large
and varied assortment. and at prices
which are remarkably low.
Mr.. ]. w. Wesco,t aud wife we're In
town Wednesday night on their way to
Bismarck. where the lady will be treated
hy physiciau. Her health is very poor
Elsie Wescnit was II years, months and
DAYS old when 81. died. The disease
was typhoid pneumonia. Elsie was ap>
pareutly couscinus to the time Of her
death, and her suffrrings were great
A well.kuown county officer was trav.
ling in central Emmons u couple of
weeks ago. and s,opp"d at the house of
settler. At dinner there Was NO milk for
the tea. and the official asked for some
After little delay it was brought, and the
young man c"mplimented the housewife
on the color and rich taste of the
CREAM" 1t must have been rich, for
the cow from which the ''cream' was
mllked "camc in" the night before.
Some time ago the pr"pr,etors of sew
ernl Of the metropolitan newsp ,prrs of
the country. knowing Of the m my abuses
that had grown up around the pension
and patent agency system, resolved to
establish claims bureau where the
charges would b. moderate and the SER
vices paid for would BE- faithfully and
promptly rendered. The success of the
bureau has b.en phenomenal. ard from
the beginning the volume of business
c,ntidrd to it has rapidly increased. The
r cord c.r highly recommend the Press
Claims Bureau. See advertisement on
f.ur,h page.
A few days ago Mr.. E. G. Packer, liv-
ing near Willlsmsp6rt. butchered a few
pigs that were 285 days old. They were
fed on spring tnrashed wheat until the
middle of Sept. mb-r. and since tl:en on
rye and Wheat About thrpc months of
the lime their feed WAS grs,lnd. and the
balance OF the time it was fed whole
Each pig consumed y,ry neatly 81 BUSH
els of grain. Mr.. Packer weighed an av.
erage one OF the nunbtr. after 1t was
dressed, and 1t tippe'l the ban, 1T 265
pounds Had they been fed on ground
feed all the time, Mr. Packer beIicv, 8
that each hog would have dressed a pound
Tor every day it lived.
Ozone: We r'gret to announce that
our, community is about to lose an i'm.
portant and highly este med mcmbrr. in
The person Of DR.. F. R. Smyth. who will,
as soon as arrangements can be perf+ct' d,
remove to Bismarck. DR.. Smyth has
partially arranged for successor, and
viii not leave until Steele and the sur.
rounding country shall be assured of q
medical BractltIOEer All will he sorrv