Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1894-07-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Barb wire at H. W. GHAMBs'. Bismarck,
N. D.
Gil Higbce was up from Beaver Creek
couple of days this week.
John Edick has bicycl@probably
the first pnc in the county.
Tom Kelly WAS up fromtetbe Spring
Creek ranch the fore part of the week.
Attorney Parker and Charley Lock
were in town the other day dn law bust.
| ness.
Every stove and range sold by H. w.
GRAMBs, Bismarck, N. ID. is warranted to;
give satisfaction or money refunded.
Said Williamspolt 2t-ycar-old with
bad cold, to his mother. the other day:
Mamma, fix my nose its leakin'."
| We mve gr.nite.iron ware for everybody
ut hard times prices H. W. GRAMBs, op-
posite Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.
Lamps, chimncys, lantern globes, and
window glass. all sizes. It'll. W. CRANES,
! Bismarck, N d.. opposite Sheridan House.
For warranted bocks. and table cutlery.
scissors, shears, mzors nnl 1mr clippers, go
to H. w. GnAMBs, opposite Sheridan House,
Bismarck. n d.
4 When in need Of u good iron Or wood
pump for hand or Windmill use, call on or
write to II. W. GnAMps, opposite Sheridan
House, Bismarck, N. d.
Thu latest report from Bismarck IS to
the effect that Billy BearIis getting
along nicely. He is now allie to taxi"
walk ou the street occasionally.
I A prairie fire Saturday, July %. about
two miles north of town, was. pfter hard
work by large number of citizens, con.
fined to small area and extinguished,
Plumbing hotswater fitting, tin rooflpe,
sheet-iron, tin and furnace work neatly and
quickly done at reasonable prices, at II. W.
GnAMps', Bismarck, N, D., opposite Sheri
dan House.
NJ Wringers washtubs, clothcs.bnskets, pulls
rope, poultry netting, forks, shovels, sfrades
hoes, rnkes, nli kinds of brndlcs. ETC., ut H
W. GRAMBs', Bismarck, N. D., opposite
Sheridan. House
A little rain fell one night this week
but there was not enough of 1t to dc
much good. sheriff <Mahaney reports
that down on Beaver Creek there was
very heavy rain.
John McTavish, on Long Lake creek
had considerable of his tilnber killed b!
! the prairie Are of last Tuesday. Wha
hurts him worst was the loss of a grow
of plum trees loaded with fruit.
Auditor Armstrong returned from Stcl
, ling to day. where he went to meet hi
brother and sister-ilb<&, Mr.. and Mlt
! p. NJ, Armstrong, and their young duugi
Len who are out from Ohio on visit.
Johu Ruop won the foot-race ut w
uoua, Thursday. The Cotton mare wo
tue tree-for-aII race. slLe Buumgartnc
horse that did 50 wclP at Winchester OF
S the Fourth of July being one Of the con
/. trstants.
n Emmous county is the home of youn
o man who, il the opinion Of II good man
of his fellow cilizcns, cuh skip over on
0 hundred yards Of grouLd more tcctI
k than Johnny Homan or any other cha
+ that dwelleth on the Slope.
Our only drunners IRE our new good
s and low prices. Call and zee us for hard
u ware, tinwnre, stoves, guns. ammunition
cutlery, barb wire pumps, grunite iron an
wooden ware. II. W. GnAMBs, opposi
It Sheridan House, Bismarck, N. D.,
The first the editor knew about his b.
ing q candidate for secretary Of state ";
when lie read it in the Wiuena Time
after he returned from the convention
. T. He hadn't even seen the Forum item "
ir Ill it was reprinted in the Times.
70 O. V. Berry, Matchmaker with Ere
In Strauss s. Co. for the past year, has Sc
: cred his connection with that firm an
ID has engaged in business in Remington
drug store, where he is prepared to do u
work In his line promptly and at rcaso
as able rates. Mr.. Berry is practical wor
e. man, and work sent him will be done sa
" isfactorily. Don't forget the place
u Remington's drug store. Bismarck. N.
A prairie fire north of town last Tue
- - day, besides burning over large area
~ grazing range. destroyed some tifte
-. tons of hay for s. A. Hawks, and car
~ ~ near taking his house and barn. K.
~ %. Knutson lost about eight acres of whe
81 60 and few ucres OF A,s, estimated at 2
~ bushels in all. s. A. Hagen lost lot
hay, and d. r. Streeter lost four or f
- loads of hay. All the range around t
% Bringhurst place in Cherry Grove "
20. destroyed, muking things very incon,
ho nient for Mr.. D. II. Yeater, who resiC
=, on the place and who has consideral
10 stock.