Wall Papers Spring Styles Sampled by R L Durut Co
Samples of new spring styles in wall papers may be bad by writing R L Durut and Company of Bismarck.
24 Jul 1886
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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1886
Page
1
Samples of new spring styles in wall papers may be bad by writing R L Durut and Company of Bismarck.
Local items report Dr. Pettit visiting the capital, farm news across Kidder and Burleigh counties, railroad rumors, and harvest plans. Notices mention pension increases for Philip Alexander, a baby born in Williamsport, and a call for five acres broken for cash near Winchener. Community events, political announcements, and business ads fill the page.
The old Griffin Market on Fourth Street will reopen under Donald Stevenson, a noted stockman and farmer, offering the finest meats at this popular stand. Local residents anticipate improved quality and service from the long established market.
In Keystone Commercial the ground squirrel pest is described as causing more grain damage than hail. A bounty plan is proposed to spur hunting by sportsmen farmers and boys. Methods include gopher poison using sulphate of strychnine in water to soak wheat bait near holes. Also notes Nine Mules and a Telegraph Line reporting Western Union plans for a Roscoe to Bis marck telegraph line and a Mil waukee road grade with nine mules purchased and local farmers hired.
In Beaven Creek on July 21 residents recount the Williamsport Fourth of July hospitality. The Winona Times drew criticism from Emmons County locals describing the piece as dyspeptic. A playful note hints at future marriages and quirky wedding reporting practices.
Mr G W Hawkes learns his Virginia uncle and cousins, with families, may visit Dakota. He had subscribed for another Recor copy sent to his uncle, who praises the paper in a recent letter. Complimentary notes from non-resident subscribers arrive, boosting staff morale. George Vanderpool of Tiffin Ohio, landowner in Emmons County, sends two dollars for another year to stay current.
K Brady Co offers a magnificent assortment of millinery and sewing machines. Advertises trimmed children's hats from 25c and 85c, shade hats from 20c to 85c, 50c, quality dependent. Also stocks sewing machines, machine needles, repairs, oils and related items.
From the undersigned, five miles southwest of Williamsport, two yearling colts described as a dark brown colt with a white on the off hind foot and a chunky black mare colt, no brands, offered for information leading to recovery. Also a report of a colored cook with the O B N W surveyors stabbed while on the prairie near Pemous Nase, name Raynol, injuring Ole with a table fork. condition described as painful but not dangerous.
Correspondents report dry weather hurting crops and hay yields in multiple localities. Wheat and oats suffer as farmers push work, with new settlers arriving and haying crews scarce. Local posts note jail duties, cattle movements, and preparations for harvest along with seasonal social updates.
A Washington correspondent notes that Blaine dominates the Republican horizon for 1888, with broad signs and talk pointing to his nomination. His prominence extends beyond Maine, drawing vast attention in Washington, and even Europe, as politicians recognize his control of the party's direction.
Williamsport county residents who attended the Winchester institute included Miss Stella Edick and Mr. R S Lockton. Mr. Lockton reported an exceedingly pleasant time. A party at Mr Houstains residence added to the pleasantness and a second teachers meeting may be held this fall in Winchester, the county seat.
The Bismarck Tribune reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line will reach Bismarck this year. Aberdeen notes Rock Island lags the Ordway Bismarck Northwestern plan but also aims to build in year. Missouri Valley surveyors push southeast toward Aberdeen as Alex Mackenzie vows construction despite competing routes.
Mr F J Call of Bismarck for St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance pays hail loss claims totaling 675 for Bertergeeeay, 3350 for C Sinclair, 1125 for J Snare, 180 for Edward Tylanei, and 280 for C B Edick. The 8 J Baul company is making a good eat.
Mr Willcox of the Missouri Valley Railroad survey, in Hoskins Tuesday evening, seeks stakes for the line toward Hoskins. The route runs about eighteen miles northwest and is expected to arrive again tomorrow morning.
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