Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-07-20
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Billy Baxter and Joe Kalberer went to
Bismarck this week with loads of wool.
The mercury in Willamsport thermom-
etcrs marked "110' in the shade las,
Tuesday.
Every stove and range sold by H. W.
CRANES, Bismarck, N. d. is warranted to
give satisfaction or money refunded.
We have granite.iron ware for everybody
at hard times prices. H. w. CRAMPS, op-
posite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Lamps, chimneys, lantern globes, and
window glass. all sizes, at Fl. w. GRAMDs',
Bismarck, N. D., opposite Sheridan House
For warranted pocket and table cutlery,
scissors, shears, razors and HAIR clippers, go
to H. w. CRANES, opposite Sheridan House,
Bismarck. N. D.
A prairie fire east of town, last Tues
day, caused considerable hard work to
be done by settlers before they succeeded
IN extinguishlng it.
When in need of good iron or wood
pump for hand or windmill use, call on or
write to H. W. GRAMBs, opposite Sheridan
House, Bismarck, N. D.
Plumbing, hot-water fitting, tin rooflpe,
sheet-iron, tin and furnace work neatly nnd
quickly done at reasonable prices, at H. W.
GnAMBs', Bismarck, N, D., opposite Sheri
dan House
Frederick Brothers barn, In Clayton
district, was destroyed by fire one day
last week. The fire is reported to have
been set by little boy who was playing
in the barn.
Wringers, washtubs, clothes.baskets, pails
rope, poultry netting, forks, shovels, spades
hoes, fakes, all kinds Of handles, etc., at H.
W. CRANES, Bismarck, N. D., opposite
Sheridan. House
Jacob 9roen, VIM. P. Groen, Peter
Nieuwsma, Arend Hollaar, Karl Bichler
and Judge Rowerdink, of the Holland
settlement, were at the county seat on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Waldon, of Winona,
went to Bismarck Friday. the Goth, hav
ing in charge a young horse thief that he
arrested in South Dakota. The horse
was stolen in Burleigh county.
The Record Is again issued on Monday
morning this week. The editor reached
home from the Grand Forks convention
too late to give much local news. The
ticket and platform are given in this is
| sue.
t. Uncle Thomas Parks reached Bismarck
Saturday morning, July 21. on the west
bound train,s< and took. that days stage
| for Winona. He has been visiting fol
several months in Minnesota, and is look
ing we'll.
| Our only dtui1ilners are our new goods
and low prices. Call and see us for hard
ware, tinware, stoves, guns. ammunition
cutlery, barb wire, pumps granite iron ant
wooden ware. H. w. GRAMBs, opposite
Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Born--Monday, July 8. 1894, to Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Greer, of Burr Oak dis
trict, q seten>pound daughter. A lad.
who has seen the newcomer writes tina
''little Miss Greer has brown eyes ant
black curly hair, and cries only when sh
is hungry"
Wahpeton Globe: An Abercrombi
man says that the 12-per-cent man tn
Globe mentions has visited every man il
Richland county that he holds mort
gage against and given him to under
stand that it will be to his advantage t.
support him for county treasurer. w
have never had any use for such fello,
in public capacity.
Saturday, July 21,, the writer called-s
Billy Beard at the hospital in Bismarck
The injured man, under the skillful treat
ment of DR.. Harcourt and the devote
care OF the sisters, is rapidly gaining
On Saturday he was allowed to dress an
walk about indoors. DR.. Harcourt say
that nothing but some unforeseen con
plication can prevent his speedy reco1
cry.
Mr.. Fred A. Cell, who had been on
visit to his sister, Mrs. Chas. S. Lane, {
Racine, Wis, and who took a course
the Patterson commercial college, of th'
city, returned last Saturday with h
wife. The young wife ls creating vel
| favorable impression upon all who ha,
made her acquaintance, and the Recol
fextends its hearty congratulations to bot
bride and groom. >t
o. V. Berry, watchmaRer with FIFE
Strauss g. Co. for the past year, has Sc
, cred his connection with that firm ar
has'engaged in business in Remington
, drug store, where he is prepared to do {
work in his line promptly and at reasol
able rates. Mr.. Berry is practical wor
man, and work sent him will be dong sa
isfactorily. Don't forget the place.
Remington's drug store, Bismarck. N. ]
i. The healthfulness of farm life, sa
Dakota Farmer, is one of its greatest a
vantages over other occupations, 81
one which cannot be measured or valu'
by money. If you are sometimes inclin
to complain at poor crops or low price
= it is u good idea to stop and think abo
e the compchsati0g features. There are
s lgood many of them. If you will only tai
q Ims to consider them.
d Perhaps you do not know, says Dako
IS Farmer, that forty years ago only IL p
n cent Of our people were in the cities a
o towns. Now over 40 per cent are thel
2, | and the nronortionis il steadily ipcreasln