Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-05-25
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Fine growing weather.

The assessors are making their annual
rounds nowadays g
The Coxeyites have concluded to organ.
ize political party.
John Walden, of Winona, was county
seat visitor Monday.
supt. Andrus held teachefs examina-
tiens at Winona last Friday.
Early soVn wheat-not the very earliest
lis looking remarkably fine.
Samuel Cummins, of Winchester, was
county seat caller Monday last.
With, the present issue closes Volume
10 of the Emmons County Record.
Geo. Jennings sells all kinds of candy
cheaper than any one else in Bismarck.
NJ. Mergens, Of Eureka, and William
Gribble, of Sterling, were in.jWilliams.
port Monday last.
The difference between common salt
and chloride Of sodium is said to be-
about SIS pound.
A severe snow storm was experienced
in Kentucky Monday, the first ever known
in that state in May.
Wills seeds are not the ordinary stuff
sold on commission and pedGled about Us
newspaper premiums.
The acreage planted in corn is increas-
ing every year. Corn is doubtless the
surest cron nm thp alonn
Senator Worst will start for Lisbon
Monday where he will deliver the men,
orial address on the 3Oth.
W. @. East, of Hampton, and ]. D.
Flynn, OF Winona, were visitors at the
county seat on Wednesday.
Geo. w Lynn and John Parker, attor-
neys in the Parker VS.. Koran case. were
sup from Winchester Monday.
!. The Republican County Central com.
mittee ei Emmons county will meet in
SWinchester tomorrow Saturday.
Every stove and range sold by H. w.
fGRAMBs Bismarck, N. D.. I, is warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
The abaence of cold rains makes this
an exceptionally fine spring for sheep
men. The lamb crop will be large.
{ We have granite.iron ware for everybody
at hard times prices. H. W. CRANES, eop-
ppsite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Geo. Jennings ships butter and eggs east
and west. He shipped 10000 pounds of
butter and 200 cases of eggs from Bismarck
last year.
From present indications there will be
abundant material from which republi-
cans may select winning ticket for next
November.
For warranted pocket and table cutlery,
scissors, shears, razors and hair clippers, go
to b. W. Ga4,tBs, opposite Sheridan House,
Bismarck. N. D..
Stick and mixed candy, 10 cents per
pound handmade chocolate Csc per pound;
and all other kinds very cheap, at Geo.
Jennings, Bismarck.
e. Erard Woorster was caller in'Wil-
Transport on Tuesday. During the wins
ter he made a visit to Europe, taking in
France and Germany.
Tia young republicans Of the county
would find it profitable to organize sew
eral leagues in the more thickly settled
portions of the county.
When in need of good iron or wood
pump for hand OF windmill use call on or
write to b. W. GRAMBs, opposite Sheridan.
House, Bismarck, N. b..
It is a remarkable fact that there is
great falling off among populist supports
ers just as soon as the followers get
acquainted with tie leaders. ~ A.
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.
A lot Of mail routes In sEmmons county
let to eastern star route bidders are now
being sublet to local parties with profit
to the parties of the flrst part. Forum.
The Fargo Republican says that pc.
.culiar occurrence is reported from CALI
fornia.; A dollar in a newspaper mans
pocket stopped bullet and saved his
life.
Plumbing, hot.water fitting, jim roofing,
sheet-iron, tin and furnace work neatly and
quickly done at reasonable prices, at H.IW.
GRAatBs', Bismarck, n, D., opposite Sheri.
dan House,
Editor and Mrs. s.re,.es> >4fs .,ill in at.
tendance upon the " g. district court,
now in session in Fagxo. Their address,
however, is Grand Pacific hotel, Moor.
head, MINI.
Among the callers at Wiliiafnsport on
Tuesday were the following persons. Mr..
Thompson, Of Hampton; X H. Morrison,
81. T. Anderson and Thomas Kelly, of
Winchester,
Wringers, washtubs, c1othes.baskets, pals,
rope poultry netting, forks, shoyels, spades,
hoes, fakw, all kinds Of handles, ETC., at II.
W. GRAMBs', Bismarck, n. d, opposite
Sheridan. House
On Saturday last the fqllo#ing persons
from the Holland settlement we're at the.
county seat: Judge Royefdink, Maurits
Van Soest John Pekelber, Anne Baker,
and Derk ten Kley.
It is rumored thst the county has been
pretty thoroughly canvassed to find soffiei
one to act as delegate to the populist
convention, but without success. Elm.
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