Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-05-11
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Try windy weather this spring.

last Monday.
,1..s,, Israel Robinson ;,. son, wa; av't,Dto Will
Geo. Jennings sells NIL kinds of candy
cheaper than any one else in Bismarck.
Wills seeds are not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and pedGled about as
newspaper premiums.
Tribune Senator Worst. TIE eloquent
Emmons County orator, L&ill speak at
Lisbon on Decoration Day.
The Record is Informed that Luther
Wescott had his arm severely bitten by
vicious stallion, recently.
We have granite.iron ware for everybody
Mt hard.times prices. H. w. GRAMps, op-
posite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Lamps, chimnoys, lantern globes, and
window glass. all sizes, Mt H. w. GRAMBs'
Bismarck, N. D., opposite Sheridan House.
Geo. Jennings ships butter and eggs east
and west. He shipped 10000 pounds of
butter and 200 cases of eggs from Bismarck
last year.
For warranted pocket and table cutlery,
scissors, shears, razors and hair clippers, go
to H. w. GnAMBs, opposite Sheridan House,
Bismarck, N. D.
Stick and mixed candy, 10 cents per
pound hand made chocolate Csc per pound;
and oil other kinds very cheap, at Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck.
When in need of n good iron or wood
pump for hand or windmill use, call on or
write to II. w. GnAMBs, opposite Sheridan
House, Bismarck, N. d.
According to Printers Ink no business
man (or woman) can afford not TO adver-
tise if your business is not worth udver-
tising, advertise it for sale.
The butter and egg market, Bismarck, is
still running, and Geo. Jennings is always
ready to exchange groceries for dairy pro.
ducts and pay all they are worth.
AL. Winnings, of Hampton, was short
of spikes the other day, and undertook to
drive his thumb through an oak board.
The thumb got the worst of it.
Measles are prevalent in Horsehead
Valley. Children at Messrs. Turner's, ST.
valia's, Dunbar's Bakers and ELS are
reported as having this juvenile tflction.
Emmons County. N. D., is getting a
good share of the immigrants this year.
The German Catholic settlement alone
numbers now over $50 families. Eureka
Post.
The editor leaves for Fargo Tuesday,
to be absent for a couple of weeks per-
haps. Mr.. Joh1 F. Cell will attend to
clerk-of-court business for him during his
absence.
Plumbing, hot-water fitting, tin roofing,
sheet-iron, tin and furnace work neatly and
quickly done at reasonable prices, at H. w.
GRAMBs', Bismarck, N. D., opposite Sheri
dan House.
Wringers, washtubs, clothes baskets, pals,
rope, poultry netting, forks, shovels, spades,
hoes, rakes, all kinds of handles etc., at H.
W. GRAMDs', Bismarck, N. D., opposite
Sheridan. House
The Rev. E. B. Hof will hold a series
of meetings in Williamsport, commence
ing about June 1, 1894, instead of at
Roop, as reported in the last Record.
Everybody cordially invited.
Hon. ]. H. Wishek came in from Ellen.
dale, N. D. Yesterday, being on his way
to Ashley. Mr.. Wishck reports that work
on the extension of the 500 line from
Kuhn is about to be commenced. - Eureka
Post.
1t comes with seeming authority that
the 500 will build fro IN Kuhn to Bis.
marck, 100 miles. beglhu1ng within the
next few weeks. This will be good news
to Dickcy. Logan and Emmons county
people.-Forum,
Thorn as E. Lawlcr chow many even Of
his neighbors knew T. Els name was
Thomas7) proved up on/1is timber claim
last Monday, at Willamsport. Messrs.
Jerome Turner and A. w. Winnings
were his witnesses.
John Flynn. Esq, the Winona drug.
gist, was in town on Wednesday night.
Among other errands he was looking for
traces of steer belonging to H. F. Doug.
las and supposed to have been driven
over this way last fall.
Our only drummers are our new goods
and low prices. Call and see us for hard.
ware, tinwafe, stoves, guns, ammunition.
cutlery, barb wire, pumps, granite iron and
wooden ware. H. W. GRAMDs, opposite
Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D..
The writer saw document the other
day that brought up memories of old
times, when human beings were bought
and sold. 1t was copy of the final nat.
papers of Mr.. John Pekelder,
of Hull, this county, taken out in Cook
county (Chicago), ILL.,, in 1856. The pa
per begins, "John Pekelder. a free white
man."
News was brought up by Jack Flynn
that George Darland, for long time q
resident of this county, met death by &C.
cident at Forest City, 8. D., last week.
He was turning a crank that winds q
drum carrying a. ferry cabler The crank
slipped out of his hand and, revolving,
struck him in the stomach, causing HIS
death.
The writer has no use fof stil1-hurits.
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