Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-02-11

vest. ADVISE all to hold on and not de-
scrt Dakota. They may have hard times
for awhile but to come back East would
be Jumping out of the frying-pan into
the fire.
COUNTY NEWS.
Glencoe.
GLENCOE Feb. Z.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.
The Glencoe school taught by Miss Net
tie Smith closed Tuesday, the 9th ult.
Friend Croghan has returned from his
few-days' visit to Williamsport.
Mrs. Frank Smith, who has been sick
for some time with pneumonia, is lmprov-
ing slowly.
A school building will hs erected at
Glencoe i'll the early spring, for which the
material is being got ready this winter.
Frank Smith returned home from Will
iamsport in good condition. after the
dance, and reports very enjoyable time.
Let the good work go on
Friend Reynolds, don't bury thosd >dd
bachelors in your neighborhood, bdt set
them an example by taking to yourself
one of Ewes fair daughters.
The young folks met at tile house of
Mr.. G. NJ. Robinson, on Tuesday evening,
the 9th nit. Dancing was kept up Gun
til the wee sma' hours" Thanks to Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson for their generous hos
pitality. STUBS.
aEmmOnsburK.
EMMoNsBURG, Feb. 4.
Correspondence of the RECORD
Mr.. Thomas Towle passed down the
stage line the other day, en- route for
Pierre.
Mr.. H. F. Douglas tcamss passed
through here few days ago, loaded with
supplies, on their return from thecapital.
@5 Mr.. DAME Todd, our merchant of
Beaver Greek, was out for slcigll-ride
recently. He took turn down to Wi
nera and returned early in the morning.
A gentleman of Dsaver had birthday
Friday. Both ult; but owing to the events
of the day, he staid very close TO his bed
the day following. Howevef he wa,
fright side up with care" for Sunday
morning, SO as to attend church.
The Terror of Beaver Creek" was ovcl
the other evening to entertain the folks al
Archambaults with his ,violin.f He
wanted to know why the people do not
get up some excitement. He. says he
hasn't had any fun since he played fol
the wake.
To people in the East looking for gooc
homes. where they may be contented an6
happy, we would say that the Beaver
Greek country is the place for them te
head for. Here is where stock can range
out all winter. Louis Agard has fifteer
head of ponies which have been ranging
on the creek since the first snow fell, and
they are in splendid condition.
Mr.. Top Lee, of Winona, passed through
our town recently on his return from tht
capital, where he had been for couple
of barrels of "sorcheads" for Mr.. Joh1
McEnery's saloon. The Winona boy
may have several nights out now with tn
"skids." John ought to send some up tt
Beaver Creek te be sampled ; although
| for that matter, your correspondent is ,
| cold-watcr absorber, and would have nj
personal interest therein. WILL.
Winona.
W1NosA, Feb. 6.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Mrs. Hill, proprietress of the boarding
house at Standing Rock, hs having I
building put up on Fourth street. Winona
We expect to have term of schoo
commencing Monday next Mg.,McFad
den, a highly educated gentleman, ha
been engaged as tutor.
John McCrory, of this place, is in tn
East where he went to attend the funera
of his brother Charles, who was killed b,
the cars at Minneapolis.
Mr.. George Kretch, well known among
the boys on the river has opened a tonso
rial parlor at the Merchants hotel. Wit
his qualified talent he will certainly d
we'll. Welcome to Winona, George.
Among the guests at the Merchants W
notice the names OF the Hon. w. H. Skin
ner, commissioner of Campbell county
Thomas McKeever, constable of th
same place; and Mr.. Matheson, of th
| Bismarck Blade.
We regret to announce the death of tn
wife of Mr.. John Manning, of Glanavon
Although in the prime of youth, she SUI
fered long, lingering sickness. Satur
day last she crossed the River of Dealt
into the Happy Land.
Wednesday evening last witnessed
quiet but very happy event at the resi-
dence of Justice Jones, the contracting
pair being Mr.. Colman Barry, Of George
town, Mimi, and Miss Minnie Herbert, o
this place. The bride was becomingly at
tired in brown gros-grain silk dress
with train, and the groom in the usla
conventional black. The young coupl
departed for their future home at George
town, carrying with them the best wishe
4 of their numerous friends in Winopa fo
their happiness and success. NEP.
4 Young birds mate In early sprinxtime--
i A wise example set for ail. 81, =, i$s
i Who will be the next young couple
That will on the Justice can7 HoLLY