Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1884-11-26
IN TOWN AND OUT.


M. Charles Edick informs us that he
has made arrangements to soon commence the
mining of coal on his place near Willamsport:
Quite change has occurred in the
weather within few days. Although consider
erabe snow has fallen, the weather Is mild and
agreeable
Before it leaves the hands of the con
tractor party is 10 take place In the new Will
Transport schoolhouse. The evening has not ys.
been definitely settled upon, but it will probably
A party is to be given at the residence
of Postmaster Robinson, in Glencoe, next Thurs
day Thanksgiving evening OF course it,Sslahe
a success there are no failures in the party line
in that neighborhood.
A week ago Saturday very pleasant
party took place at the residence of Mr:aId Mrs..
Herbert Thurtle. Good music was FURNISHED by
Prof Colby, and everything passed OH thor
Mr.. S. E. Kurtz took ride down the
Beaver Creek Valley the other day. .IIe reports
seeing some beautiful country seSsts u6SGpging
Creek about six miles from WINCHESTER. Mr.
trip. = *S4p
Mr. A. P. Rorick, while CO. .iag, down
from Bismarck last Friday with yourg zoe
Walker, had a wheel of the loaded shaepA pase "
serious. However, 1t compelled him to stop oyer
at the Bates hostelr1e. ,-E,t
Several Wllliamsport people were out
in the timber last week on hunt. Mr. a. Gro,
-
one that is, they destroyed one and the same an
ina imslj, N whlie Dave Ysater killed two '.hat ss'
away" 'F%.
The RECORD is not responsible for,tbr >
views of ,ts correspondents, We intend to pr
| ali communications bearing on questions OF pun-
lie policy and official honesty D%ic D%i %l 70
| them of being heard through these columns IN
| their own hehalf
No tidings have materialized as to the
whereabouts Of the departed 81 Statesman, =. ,,,r m
| citizens out of buffalo overcoats It is beeVeot,r
mas hied himself to more torrid tesl1n thah t W.
claim him for resldeilt aiteE he s'i'''' A'sse 'N
fled off this mortal coil
Some thief or thieves stole $1S worth
of blankets from Philip Alexander's shack ln,a ,'
week. A little heroic treatment for snaek Te.
hieves caught. shou.u be i geo ss ,m. Of an
Sses ates' as @ much thief he who steals
| horse.
Landlord Bates of the County Line
House has been extremely foltunate MT son IL. 1he
though he did ii ,rahla asamsslss.
na;. With ne aid Of gum harvested ,entyssht
y 3 ssss. 8 ss
IN absolute necessity for the Sunday gathering,
| rhe Misses Counor, Kurtz and Campbell are the
committee, and win be pleased to receive SUBJ
lscrptiohs for this sISc,rthy !, object IL,
Co.. .ble |ssss sasselr last Monday levied
on sever. h..4o. Cd bushels. of potatoes al the
..haes q. Cherry Groves wandering educational:
isl, ,fJ HI STEVENSON. The!attachmentssasi in the
interest OF J!idge DougheFty, whose fat aiW am;
now pTS} JnbIy 3adornsS tho lank and fcadarerous
form of-.the mucll-mournedJ H. 81:
AT Mr.. Bates s'County Line Hotgls
last week, the RECORD man had The pleasure q
Fisher, of the Beaver Greek Valley. The gentle
men are intelligent and progressive farners-e
type Of the men who are to be iound throuEaSn1 n1
chester and in fact the whole valley is to be con-
graduated on the class Of settlers it has attracted
Commissioner Whitney left yesterday
| for Bismarck where he will take the train tof
| Chicago, to remain until spring. During an &C
quaintance Of several months with the Commls,
soner we have found him intelligent, polite and
kindheartcda gentleman IN fne R ta ses1 se
teman has made many friends, and ne VIII .;a,, g
greatly missed by them. The REcoED wisnee
him q safe journey and winter p'easA"'S
!. | passed.
$ One of the benefits of county paper
4 was shown last week: Our snterprising ana en-
| ergetic farmer friend, Simon kurtz. about montl
The gentleman who found the horse, down o.
| Beaver Creek, is not subscriber to the pape
which is industriously hammsring away ;n,a' IN IN
n Mr.. Raynolds,a neighbor of his is, howeye'
IL Knowing the party Of the first part had found
horse he handed him the paper contaitink "
t. lost notice. Result: Mr.. Kurtz's aiiiinal VI
4 restored to him. Moral Every citizen a - "a
. county should take the county paper. t y
The bond, oath and accompanying pa
pers in the matter Of establishing u postosnci
:, Buchanan's Valley lnye arrived. The office ~
u be ready for business within q fortnight VI
name wiltbe Buchanan after the pioneer IN Tn,
h ! section Of the valley. Mrs Isena Goodwin, WI
- of our old friend W. w. Goodwin, will be u
:. postnstress-or postmaster, AS it is named
The bo,ld'-and no more worthy or compete
IS lady was ever appointed TO a similar positio
lie Probably the people Of no other neighborhood
Or tile county have had worse facilities for gettll
mail matter than those Of the valley as they III
m TO go to Glencoe, eight miles distant. The III
ORD conEratulates them on the establishment
the new Office.
The RECORD man, like all good citizel
:, of the Missouri Slope. makes ~, occasional vi
to the metropolis. Last week we did 3d. AS
usual with the rural editor when turned loose
~ the city, the reading Of signs and the viewing
y show-windows called fof the main output OF
energy. Walking along Main street we saw
a crowd-almost as large as is wont TO gather
- Williamsport when q street-car runs over a M,
Speeding our steps as fast as our cowhide brogs
1r would allow, we at length arrived before the {
ject which attracted the crowd. 1t was Fra
Frisby's window. Seated in the center OF c
10 cuar railroad track was doll which looked
,. most human. Around her ON the traok q toy {
gine and passenger cars were running.
scene was certainly an animated one, and
window about as attractive as any we have g
to to seen.
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