Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-01
IN TOWN AND OUT.

James B. Gayten and A. NJ. Weller
were over from Hampton. Tuesday.
Lincoln Cell is suffering with bad at.
tack Of rheumatism.
We put in this week full line of
Hats. W. L. Yeater & Co.
A few horses can be taken at the Rec.
ord pasture for the season Of 'o8.
Windmill and pump repairs always
kept on hand by Francis Jaszkewiak.
Robert Yeater Is teaching a school In
Burleigh county. His address ls PAINTED
| Woods.
A full line Of Ladies Summer Hats at
]. L. Bsutillier's. Prices as low a. the
lowest.
James Parker, of Winchester, was in
town this week On his way to and from
Bismarck.
Don't forget that I keep good line of
standard Patent Medicines on hand. J.
l.. Boutillier.
There have been some heavy rains this
\ week, which turned the apartments IN
many soil-roofed houses into bathrooms.
Sheep Dip Sheep Dip handle both
Childs' and Fernoline Dip. Call at
Faunce's Corner for prices. Bismarck,
N. D.
Fer all kinds Of inside windows, or for
dosrs, see E. L. Faunce. whe now carries
a stock on hand. Call and see him. Bis
marck, N. ID.
Joe Caldwell. after long absence, has
returned to his old home in the Williams.
port neighborhoed. He says that he has
seen no other country that is better than
this.
]. D. Flynn and P. Reagan were in
town Saturday night. Again, on Wcdncs-
day. Mr.. Flynn was in town with Mr.
Brady, st. Paul alderman and whole
sale liquor dealer.
Will exchange ground wheat or rye for
unground grain Of equal quality. fyou
have smutty or otherwise poor grain,
it will be weighed in and weighed out
and kept separate. At Record Ranch.
A large stock of wall paper carried and
sold as low as SC 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.
We have received and are now putting
I in oeo Nf
Goods, Harness, Boots and Shoes, Gar
den Seeds, ETC., and can give you better
prices and better goods than any other
store in the county. w. L. Yeater g. Co.
w. s. Casselman, of Bismarck, vet
eran travelling man, has left the service of
the Northwestern Sheep Company and
has gone on the road for the Alden Vine.
gar Manufacturing Company, said to Re
the largest concern Of the kind in the
wide, wide world.
Last Wednesday Henry Reamann dis.
covered horse in very dangerous posi-.
ton. The animal had got one foot into
the we'll in the stable on the e. G. Packer
place, and in his struggles he would soon
have gone into the we'll. Henry went
over to Mr.. Armstrong; after Harry Pro.
cunier and the two released the horse.
If any one happens to know the where
abeuts Of lame moiasses.candy colored
small pony mare, with yearling colt of
same color and sex. will he please inform
the editor OF the Record' Also missing,
a long, tall, three-year-old sorrel mare.
wide strip of white on forehead running
to narrower strip on face. None Of the
animals are branded.
Tho Wlnona Times chides the Record
because the latter paper denounced the
Jud LaMoure combine for putting up q
job on the Burleigh county delegation at
the state convention, and then the editor
Of our more OK less esteemed cstemporary
takes q whack at Supt. Andrus, who be.
longs to the same Republican league
club that the Times man belongs TO-.
What kind of Harmony is that3
Bismarck sends big delegation Of
representative Republicans to the state
league meeting At Jamestown. Judging
from the list Of names. the iren has again
entered the soul Of Willie. for there ISM
political Herr Monst.ite in the crowd
But Willie and few Of his disciples will
probably 70 to the convention. as usual,
TO roast the Burleigh county delegation
and backcap Bismarck.
The cheapest and best place in Bis.
marck to buy your new hat Is at the store
Of Mrs. G. s. Dunn, the Fourth street
milliner. Think Of nice trimmed ha,
for e1.00, sailor hat !sr 25c, and ,
child's hat a lew % 25c-not last year.
styles, but nice, fresh goods. Also. Z
full line Of New York pattern hats .,
cost. LADIES' furnishings lower than car
be bought anywhere else in the city.
| respectfully solicit the patronage Of ths
, ladies Of Emmons county. Mail erderl
carefully filled. Mrs. G. s. Dunn, Fourth
street, Bismarck.
The deepest sympathy exists for Franz
Parks. whose wife. to whom he was mar
ried in this county, died On Thursdsy oi
last week at Dickinson. and also to thu
{ sisters Of deceased. Mrs. C.F. Lestsr and
! Mn. G. E. Starr. who reside in the western
part Of this county. In her girlhsot
days, - Miss Blanche Rsdouts, deceased
was . teacher in this county, where hs,
parents then lived, and she was loved and
9 respected BY every one. Both she and
!; her husband were young, and . long and