Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-05-08

proxies Of the ten other delegates to
which Williamsport was entitled.
Mr.. ]. g. Putnam. of West Concord,
N. H.. writes for sample copy OF the
Record. He c0ntemplates taking up his
residence in th,s part Of North Dakota.
Tie Record learns that Mr.. @: N. Rob.
iuson, postmaster at Glencoe, an old and
well.known settler. is very i'll. All hope
that the kind.hearted and hospitabls old
gentleman may soon bs we'll again.
Will exchange ground wheat or rye for
unground grain Of equal quality. II you
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 &c per roll. Also. window
shades on the rollers, ready to put up, as
low as 25c each. II you want either pa.
per or rollers, call at Fsunce's Corner,
Bismarck, N. D.
II 10 reported that the hcsd push Of our
esteemed contemporary at Winona has re-
llnduishsd tho etitorship Of the Times
and will assume higher position. with
enlarged responsibilities las editor Of the
old gents incubator.
Mrs. W. 8. Casselman's husba nd came
down from Bismarck to-day. and was
gloriously drunk within An hour after
his arrival. They say that the scoldlng
Of an aggressive and henpeckish wife
drives the poor man to drink.
Who knows tho whereabouts Of buck.
skin pony mare. I great many years old
and very slew and deliberate in her
movemsntsi Has buckskin mare colt
with her. Alse. q three.ysar.old sorrel
mare. tall and slim. with q white strip in
forehead; no brands.
There IL . cusssd female "hoss' that
persists in breaking down the Record
pasture fence and getting inside. She 10
q light bay. apparently about 4 years old.
white hind feet. white strip In face.
II the owner will come and get her. he
will have NO charges to pay, and will re.
ceive big chunk Of thanks.
II there 10 prsttler region than the
Missouri Slope as this season Of the year,
one must needs do considerable travelling
to 6nd It. The trees along the streams
and in the groves around mapy farm.
houses have put forth their leaves, and
the prairie and grain fields show pros
pect Of green Is far - the eye can reach
No wonder that every old settler here be-
comes more and more attached TO his
chosen home Is the years 60 by.
Frank Jasskowlak went down to the
Russian settlement last week to put IN 4
pump. Mr.. Mlchaels, the miller, hal
already taken up bis residence there. He
made trip east and picked out the ma
chinery for the mill. The man who 10 Il
furnish the money Is now on his way
from Russia. Work 10 about to begin OF
mill building 50 feet long. 20 feet Wide
and 40 feet high to the roof. The mile
informed Frank that he expected to star
up the mill In less than month.
The cheapest and best place ID Bis.
marck to buy your new hat 10 at the store
Of Mrs. @. 3. Dunn, the Fourth street
millinsr. Think Of . nice trimmed ha,
for 41.00 sailor hat for 26c. and /.
child's hat a. lew - 36e--not last year,
styles, but nice, fresh goods. Also, .
full line Of New York pattern hats Q
cost. Ladies' Furnishings lower than O.,
be BOUGHT anywhere else IN the city.
respectfully solicit the patronage of tn
ladies Of Emmons county. Mail orders
carefully filled. Mrs. 9. 8. Dunn, Foutti
street. Bismarck.