Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-06-05
IN TOWN AND OUT.


Don't forget that keep good line of
standard Patent Medicines on hand. ].
l.. Boutillier.
Peter Klapprich is having his house
painted white. Frank Jaszkowiak is do.
ing the work,
For the next thirty days, the very best
Barbed Wire at $3.50 per 100 pounds. A.
Logan, Bismarck, N. ID.
Frank Jaszkowiak has put up Ave-
foot windmill for Mr.. Yeater, in Will.
transport. ltis a "cute" little machine.
Messrs. Bales and Churchman gave
series of stereopticon views at Williams.
pert, last Monday evening, to q fair audi
ence.
Sheep Dip Sheep Dip handle both
Childs' and Fernoline Dip. Call at
Faunce's Corner for prices. Bismarck,
N. D.
Born--May &c. 1895, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Casey, of Hampton, this county, an
eleven.pound boy. Mother and son do
Ing we'll.
have several secondhand wind ills
on hand which I will ecll or trade cheap
Apply to Francis Jaszkowiak, Williams
port, N. D.
For all kinds of inside windows, or for
doors, see E. L. Faunce, who now carries
stock on hand. Call and see him. Bis
marck, N. D.
Fred Knudtson was severely bruised
and otherwise hurt, recently, while riding
on the range, by an attack from young
s'man-eater" stallion.
Do you want paint Of any kind? Call
on or write me for color cards or for
prices. 1 can save you money at
Faunce's Corner Bismarck, N. d.
Rain-rain--rain! Rain pretty much
all the time this week. The grass grows
! SO fast that If you start to walk across the
prairie it is liable to trip you up.
Before buying a windmill call and see
the fve.foot Goodhuc working on 65
foot we'll in Williamsport. Best mill TO,
this windy country. Strongest and cheap
est. Sold by Francis Jaszkowiak, Will
Transport, N. D.
A large stock of wall paper carried ant
sold as low as &c per roll. Also. window
shades on the rollers, ready to put up, as
low as Csc each. II you want either pa
per or rollers, call at Faunce's Corner
Bismarck, N, D.
Fritz Argast, who resides over il
Cherry Grove, had an arm broken to-day
by horse that he was leading. The an
imal, while trying to break away. threw
the nine.year-old boy violently to tn
ground, breaking his arm.
Senator Wishek and States Attorney
Clyde, of Mcintosh county, two as pleas
ant and companIonable gentlemen as ono
could wish 10 meet. spent the week II
Wiliiamsport, in the interest of Pete
Redlinger, of Mcintosh, on trial ter gran'
larceny.
On application of the auditor of Bill
ings county, Attorney General Cowal
has rendered an opinion to the effect that
in order to obtain the wolf bounty, 1t
necessary to take the entire hide--that is
the scalp and hide complete-to the audi
tor's office.
Louis Premeau died suddenly at tn
Custer House in Bismarck on Wednesda
of last week. Mr.. Premeau, who ha,
been very i'll for some time, was on hi
way to Colorado, accompanied by hi
wife and also by his father-in-law, til
Hon. James B. Clayton. Deceased was al
Indian interpreter at Standing Roc
Agency, and was highly regarded by al
who knew him.
The Last Guessere- the tire
prohib politicians known as the Stat
Supreme Court--have refused new tria
to Kent, and a man whom large NUN
bers of people believe to be innocent wi
go to the gallows. The judges have ha
the case under consideration for Ion
time, and it is reported that at one tim
the court was on the verge of deciding i
Kents favor. As usual, the brace O
slick politicians, Corliss and Bartholc
new, worked the gray matter part of th
decision and Uncle Wallln said "Me too.
The cheapest and best place in BIZ
marck to buy your new hat IS at the sto !
of Mrs. G. s. Dunn, the Fourth stree
milliner. Think o! q nice trimmed hs
for $1.0O. sailor hat for CSC, and
child's hat as low as 25c--not last year
styles, but nice, fresh goods. Also,
full line Of New York pattern hats a
cost. Ladies' furnishings lower than ca
be bought anywhere else in the city.
respectfully solicit the patronage of th
ladies Of Emmons county. Mail order
carefully filed. Mrs. G. s. Dunn, Fourtl
street, Bismarck.
Messrs. Gokey and Matthews wcr
down from Dawson during the term o
court. They had with them their ten
and photograph outfit and did consider
able work to the entire satisfaction o
their patrons. They also had with then
one Of the latest improved phonographs
orgraphophones. and it's clear aud dis
tinct musical notes and its comic ora
tions, etc. were the delight of old an
young. Messrs. Gokey and Mathew
will be present, with their outfit, at th
pioneer picnic on June 10 and at tn