Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-01
COUNTY ITEMS.
Beaver Creek.
BEAVER CREEK, June 2s,


Correspondence Of the RECORD. s
Mr.. Wcscott has located on 14-13s-77G
Mr. Cronk has made a successful fish,
trap. 4
Mr.. Otto has bought Mr.. Pitts's claim; /
on 12-132-77.
Mcssrs. Brady and Frace took in the
circus at Bismarck.
Mr.. Kipe has taken a claim in 1926.
He being bachelor, his days are mum
bercd.
Work has been commenced OH A. l..
Raynolds's store building. Mr.. Higbee
is doing the work.
There will be a basket picnic and free
dance in Raynolds's Grove on the Fourth,
OF July, day and evening. All are in
vited. ItAYEoLDs,
Correspondence of the REconD.
GLENCOE, juno as.
The potato.bugs have made their ap.
pearance in this neighborhood.
This locality was visited by. heavy
fall of rain on Friday night last.
The Rev. Mr. Chaplin preached at tbs
Fairvicw school-house on Sunday last,
Mrs. Alex. Campbell has been very sick
for the past two weeks, but is better now.
DR.. Petit gave us aeall, Saturday, on
his return to the Capital from Williams
port.
The Misses McNiel and Miller, in com.
pany with Judge Doughclty and Attor-
ney H"rrick, passed throngbhere on their
way to the county seat, yesterday
Work on the church is progressins
nicely. We understand that VIM Robin
son has the contract foy the carpenter
work Oh the basement s STuBs. sy
winchcster.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
WrScHEsTER, ju,fe "a
j. n. Stouder, w. 9. Kennedy end sJas.t
Parker were visitors at tho Capital last
week. 80
Work is progressing finely npon' :
new school-housc. It will be in fine q &
dition for the dance. July 4.
ming, of Vanderbilt, Campbell County, are
in Town, en- ronte to the county seat.
The latter gentleman is accompanied by
his bride.
The new baseball club practced Satur-
day afternoon, and will meet again Tues.
day. 1t is predicted that those who wit
ness the game on the Fourth will see
some fine playing.
What means that party of men near
the hotel? 1t means that several of the
boys are testing their speed, preparatory
to entering for the race on the Fourth
and each seems to be sure of the prize.
And still the settlers come to fair.
Beaver Valley. -Four wagons heavily
loaded arrived from Minnesota Saturday
with eight adults, ton children, f.
teams, and twenty .four cows and best
all, they report the land here the fin
seen along the entire route. sA
To those who desire to take little
reation and pure country air orl5sSy.ss,
Fourth of July-see some rare sport-en-l
joy a dance and good music, and ut the
same time see the now famous Beaver
Vallcy-we would say: Get the trotters.
out early Saturday morning, and, with
your best girl, or family, as the case may
be, take the nearest route to Winchester,
where a very fine program has been ar
ranged, consisting of q short address,
some good music, picnic dinner in the
grove, games, foot-racing horse-racing,
and last, but not least, an OK race (under
saddle)-a novelty peculiar to this local
ity. Books open for the races until noon
July 4 (; free to all ; no entrance fee. A
dance will be held at the new school
house in the afternoon and evening, an6
a game of base ball will be played up
the grounds Immediately after the racil
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