Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-03-09
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Mlsa Auul OOuntr SCNOOl mas ClOSeu,
and she is again at home.
Mr.. Henry Ester, the wcll-known
horseman, was visitor to Williamsport
this week.
Jacob Fischer and son, of Exeter were
visitors to the county seat tho fore part
of the week.
In answer to several correspondents,
we will state that the Record edition of
Feb. 16 Is exhausted.
Wills seeds arc not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and pcddIed about as
premiums.
George Jennings buys butter, eggs,
poultry and hides, and sells goods in pay.
ment therefor at cash prices.
Mail orders solicited in all lines, and
filled promptly at present unparalleled
low prices. by tho De Crafts.
DcGraf will receive Emmons county
warrants at their face value in exchange
for clothing at way.down prices.
Pay cash and ask no favors. Go to
George Jennings. Bismarck. and got bot
tom figures on all kinds of groceries.
r. H. Thistcthwaite and Mrs. Emma
Cotton are now on the bonds of F. H.
Cotton, in place of Messrs, Parker and
Edlck.
Miss Sallie Waggoner of Burleigh
WI, -
this week, the guest of Mr. aud Mrs. H.
w. Allen.
Eggs are high, and will. be all winter.
Buy d package of Poultry Food" of
George Jennings and double tho produc-
tion of your hens.
Owing to the thawing and freezing
weather, the roads are in very bad condi-
tion for travelling neither good for
wheels or runners.
De Graft, the Clothier, will continue
every branch of his business as usual, cx-
cept mems, boys and chilGren's ready
made suits and overcoatS.
Tom Kelly was in town Monday or his
way home from the Capital City. Miss
Elsie Smith was with him, on her way to
visit with Mr.. Kclly's family.
Miss Annie Petric, of Winchester, was
a visitor to Williamsport last Thursday.
Miss Petrie has purchased the W. G.
Kennedy place, on Beaver creek.
The De Crafts of Bismarck and Dickin-
son carry the largest stocks in the North-
west, and are conceded to be the greatest
bargain -givers on the Missouri Slope.
States Attorney Lynn went down tc
Beaver creek Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Lynr
will soon remove to their old home or
the creek to reside there permanently.
While Treasurer Lee and wife were alb
sent from home attending the old settlers
party, somebody broke one OF the win
dows of their house, went in, and stole
some proyender."
Stop at the Corhin House, sign of the
stuffrd deer over the door. The Corbir
House is now inside of the corporation OF
Glencoe, where the two new store build
ings are going up.
The Misses Il. M. and Margaret Hougl
( came up Monday from the Russian settle
ment, where Miss E. NJ. Hough has beer
| teaching school. She will finish Miss
Lizzie Cunningham's term at Danbury
beginning next Monday.
Farmers, take your wheat checks to Dc
Graft to be cashcd. Or, if you prefer
will allow you y cents on bushel ad
vance for any part of it in clothing, a
our closing out prices, and the balance Ii
cash, at the rate specified.
The Northern Pacific company intend
| to change the location of the track nea
Sterling, so as to avoid the heavy grade
The change will bring the line about ,
mile and half nearer to Williamsport.
| Elsewhere on this page will be fount
the advertisement of Lyons & Woodman
see, the well-known farm. machiner,
dealers of Steele. They are Offering sem,
rare bargains in the agricultural imple
ment line.
| Mr.. G. D. Edick, auditor Of Burleigl
county, has lost his farm residence nea
Sterling by fire. The building is a tota
loss. Mr.. Moffit, who, with his family
occupied the house, lost cvcrything-ever
the children's s clothes
| There was much excitement in Bis
marck last week when it developed tina
a record book had been taken from th
office of Register of Deeds Falconer som
time before. Mayor Allen was arrested
on complaint Of Mr.. Falcone1 for pur
loiniug the book, with view 10 chang
ing the conditions of the Sheridan Hous
lease. The accused was held to the dis
trict court.
That was good advice, says the Crane
Forks Herald, that Catholic priest CAV
to his congregation in Merrill, Wis, las
Sunday. He urged them to act in no of
fenslve way toward Sims, the A. P. A
lecturer, who was booked for lectur
Monday night, when fears were enter
! tanned that riot would take place. Th,
priests advice was taken and there wa
no disturbance. Give cranks, fanatics ant
demagogues all the rope they want ant
they will not fail to hang themselves. Il
no attention were paid the A. P. A. outfi
1t would soon cease to exist.
One of the objections to the incolsEs
tax is that it is class legislation-it taxe.
small class for the benefit of large
one. The income tax is simply levy