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New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
TIE DlSrEFEoTION or IMPORTED RAGS

At meeting of the Quarantine Commission
crs yesterday OF No. II Broadway communication was
read by W. H. Parsons behalf OF the paper manuact
urers Of United States against the present hod
Of fdsinfecng imported rags. The paper claimed that
the method Injurious to the material that II cost
20 20 ton although it conld he done at much lower
cost b. There are ] 100 paper mills In the United
States" II said, employing 10000 operatives and no
of cholera has been reported among them"
warm dispute between L. b. Bartlett who repre-
eented the dslnfscting company, aud several OF the
manufacturers about the term patented" Mr. Bart
lcrt said that the methud Of disnecon used not
patented, hut that t the secret of its dscoverer
royalty, he admit ted. paid for its The Com
mission requested Elliot r. Griggs, president or the
NewYork Sulphur Dsinfecting Company, to presont q
rate FOR which he would dsnfoct the rags coming
tnis port Mr. Griggs offered TO do at later date.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
NEWARK.

large grindstoue I'm the hat-iron factory OF BLESS
Drake in Rnilroaave hurst while In motion yostcruay
aud the fragments were hurled In various directions
Thomn. DuuniDe who ~ work noar the stone Wss
struck nv one OF the pieces aud knocked senseess MS
law belar broken and his head seriously injured He
was taken to the hospital.
The snlt OF the Society for the Relief OF Respectaoe
Aged Women against tho executor OF Elizabeth neitl
was heard before Judge Depuc yesterday Mrs Nels
was in the Home nearly ten years. one OF the rer 9'
the Home Is that the applicant shall pay 1928 for AT.
mission and II she has any property she shall secure u
Go the home NetZ made VIII giving her properly
to the Home but before her death last year she secretly
yilled tho property 10 relatives In Germany jugs
DeUue directed verdict for the society for 1000
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
CAIENnARa rdIi DAY

surRsNr COURT. CHAHag ts--Hciors Barrett Nos.
Al a. - a. a. 1880 49, 80 2l3 220, @2i 200, 26i, 21O
2Il. 21G. 377 27s. 2T1. $50.
suRnoGATE's CoURr-Before Rollins. s5. John shea u
2Ol Oliver Anton. v m Motion calendar called at
IL q.
err CouEr-TnItL TEas-PARr Ii.IBei9re Hawss j.
No, 47j2 6ut0 6il5. 2iHl, 90. OLA 80 - 4Jb oJIe
6JI7. 557y 1886, 5J5O 525s. $3.50. 55u3 53ss. l7Jl
CITY CouHr-TElAL TEEM-PAET III-Beiore McAdam.
J-NOs bOlO 6OJ2, 0ugJ b3tA % 62O3, bJbz O4 4,
6i2 5a2 54-7 5i6l $3.50 ois4, o30J, 567l o377 boIi
COURT OF GESERAL sEssIoSs-PART l.-Boforo Recorder
Smyth Assistant Dstrct Attorney Martine-Noe =, y,
4, %. q. :. :. .. 10. II, ~, 10, i1.
II.BcfOfp Judge owing Assistant District Attor
DcdiordNos = H. T. s. D. y. D. 10 II, ~ l5, IL, 10
IL. IL 10, TO- 20, ~ -. 30 q. 25. - 81 %. ~.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
BROOKLYN.

No steps taken by the Republican majority Of the
Boar OF Supervisors appoint Surrogate yesterday,
bat was voted cnunse the Board for his
opIuion to their pJwer IN tie iLa.ier.
memorial service for General Grant IA to be held In
the Academy of Music on September 20. Tho Amphion
Society has promised 90 sing.
Patrick Hayes, who pleaded insanity as a defence
ayaiBst the charge attempting tD shoot his wife,
convicted assault In tbs second decree yesterday In
the Court Sessions The jury disagreed at the first
trial.
The men employed in the Navy Yard were paid of
Yesterday after delay OF ten days. The work upon
number OF vessels Is being actively puahed It is pro-
posed TO rebuild the Ncw-York as "A steel vessel upon
new lines throwing away her wno1en frame. James g.
Barker. who had charge OF the rigging lot In tho ynrd
for the last years and had hecn in for thir
teen years died yesterday At his home in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
WIZ oH1xEsE BopIEs ARE SENT TO GINA.

In THE TRIBUNE yesterday was dispatch
from Francisco regarding the seizDg by the coroner
Of the partly dec0mposed bodies OF Chinanen, which
being kept In cellar preparatory 20 having the
boiled of The bones which then 70 be shipped
to China. The Chinese have bnrying ground In Brook.
lyn aud Belleville NJ j., and t0 learn whether this
practice OF boiling bones is IA force among the Chinese
OF NnwYOrk, TRIBUNE reporter called at the Chinese
Consulate, No. 26 West Nnth-st Ow Yong Kee, the
brother or the Consul. Ia y0nng aud intelligent man,
has only been in this country short time, having
here study He stated that the report must GER
tanly bo in the practice OF boiling the bones
would be repugnan TO the Chinsse OF proprey
the American He said that the bodies OF all China
men friends could afford IL sent hack to the
Flowery Kingdom having been first embalmed. some-
times the bodies buried temporarily In this country
and after years the bones were placed ia vase or urn
and then 10 friends In China Ia the OF poor
men, the remains OF several being sent together
expense The shipping OF the back China
has merely sentimental and not RELIGIOUS signifcance
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

tried 10 drag him from the threatened 70
him Later In the evening the policeman arresten ,
aud locked him M on charge Of reckless drNing. ps
he was dismissed IN police court Dark sara tnps prSS
arrsscd kelley for lpafing horses Henry beIea
eppeared as counsel for Dark and said that Kelley
been arresied again and held .or trial on proper
OF cruelty TO animals. He addeu tnal 'ho po00i" w.
on trial for doing his duty.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
HONE Ne WS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Arenue ROtcl-James F. JOY OF De-
troit c. Andrews late United States ,hn
nt Rio dc Jaueiro; j. NJ Du Barry, veepreslent OF
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and j. b BarnaDy ol
Providence.. clarendon Hokt-Miss cara i1uiSo ,So
KellaqR - Sfuricrd,n Housc-Titis Sheard, or IiitIe
Falls r. y, and acknowledgements +. " DIekins'
~ 81 Nayya James HOtet-kx-Mayor M NJ Nola,'
~ Albany 80 Ne,r. York Rotei-Ex- ongressman l.. u.
shoenaker OF Pennsylvania. Windsor HotstaoCap,
tain W. Rushbrooke of the British ARMY
Rotsc-Robert q. Pruyn, OF Albany.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Yacht race for Commodore Douglass Cup. triangular
course from Scotland Ughtshp, II a. M -, I,..os
Fail prize meeting Of National Rife Assoclation Crecu
moor. . ,,.... 80.
Four-oared scull race between crews OF fith-ae'
"Mikado" Company, Harlem River
Committee on Railroads. Board OF Aldermen.
Investigation Of Fort Leo mystery at HacRehsacA.
Republican primary elections -, noo,,,,-,
Republican Assembly District Conventions BrooKyn D.
Executive Committee or County Democracy, evening"
Democratic primary elections, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
SPECIAL MENTOR

ADvERTIsRMENTs admitted late skcs. u
umns arc recommended 70 the readers Of -
TRIBUNE rs being thoroughly reliable. ~
transactions By mail with the advertiser e.. y
conducted with abaolute safety. 80
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
PECK e. sNYDRRH
Celebrated Tennis
RAIIQ and n lrc

Our new FrAnklia Bat -
not be surpassed. PfiesisX
we are role makers al ~
Regulation Ball aioDtss
the Y, .. y, 1T. Associsi,aS
ADril 25. l 1ss5. end by fhss
tercoileRiate l. r. Assccistsss
May 6. 1885. The PIa1s.
Rules OF Lawn.Tsnnis, NJ
complete catalosus x a.,
popular ss AZ Tennis goc.Ia 3,
loxne. 2a2 pases 1905 iliss
tratienA BY mail rs centS
1s6, l2o 4 $50 Nassau.st..y.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
me NErnEKWOop noTEI.
TO ne Edtor Of Ths Trtou"s.

SIR: In the item concerning the Nctherwood
UntrI of Tho 18th you iuisinforncd. ln Nav,
lsSt vs appointed of the hotel and hm sthl
III. receiver No application has been made Tor another
recyer The hot has been aud Il s rented, the rent
being secured. IL has made money this seasOn ani dJ
for Tie two wears preyiou- The trouble between tue
and his crrditOrs affect the rccrlNcrs
WILLIAM q. MAXHOS
PLai,,dsid n j. Sept. 10, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
IEIk9EY CITY.

John Iembeck paupor from tho Rnake Hin Aims
housc was found dead yesterday under the Penn.ylV
MIA Railroad trestlt-wOrk where Il crosses ffthHi
Green found ON his clothing Indicated that be ad
committed suicide. Lemheck somo yoars ago dld
nrosnerous business IA whcelwrght, but ho Decaino
disspated lost hs money and business
. s,o,m nine ON the Erie Annex boat CITY Of Chester
exploded Wednesday night and Charles stewart INC
engineer, was badly sCRded
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
TO FOSTER TRADE AND OoMMERoE.

Inc Ameflcan Bourse has been Incorporated
for the purpose OF fostering trade and ercc pro-
ting them from unlawful eIactioDs reforming abuses
AID establishing an exchange where the members can
transact business. Tho capital is $l0.000.0OO. The
sorporators are Norman A. Smith, Richard l. Ogden.
Philip w. Holmes. Newton g. Phinney, William Ward
George Tuthiii. Charles p. Roper, William H. Clark
David Tominson Frederick O. Wheeler, Walworth Ward
and Charles b. Medary.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

frfse pushes AMI Illuminated brocaded yeive,oned
noteworthy. and the new Ia ,no heyIot
are the fsvorie for dresses and there ene
stock a large line of plaiu aud plaid patterns r
shoe deoarlnent has been added In the new u7hosey
department the speciality is IN wndow ana door lace
inrs The gems nf the store are the Madras goous,
curtains which give lovely efeot OF odcathedIa glass;
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
THE LATEST IN REAL ESTATE.

FTOtH ~ ne ITtt5bhF0 CHT0nfctt.
GIVE just heard a piece of important news" Z"
remarked one theatre habitue another this morning.
"Wbat is it ."
a strip Of ground only inch wide and 100 feet
long. on One thirty fthst New York, has
just been sold for 1915"
How Il that news Important"
"Wby. don't yon see. there is but one use to which
such strip could he put"
"And that use is WHAT"
"To build residence for Sara Bernhardt."
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
ALONG rue SOUND.

BRrpGEroRr.-The proposition - invite Moody and
saugry 10 Wilt city considered aud rclcciei yes
tcrlav by representa- ives ~ twelve cvangellcal
churches - superintendent Harring gton saws that the
number pupils In the pulic schools Is o'ooO an lh-
crease OF BOO over last year.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harrison and stan visited inc
county far yesterday, 5000 people assembling % SEQ
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
ALLURISe NOVELTIES AT lie BoUT1LLIERS

LIE Boutilliers' store, in FOurteenth-st, has
hand a large number o. fall novelties, aud has also
added several new departments. Among the novelties
tho woollen goods the most aur1ng. The Tambier
and Serge Bouce patterns well the palmer worsted
stpes about the best In silks the novelties
the Eate Francasc and the Ticotnes. Tho double
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises $40 6o0Moon sets Ol4 Moons age d. 10
Hf1I WATER rJ-JAf.
<.N-Sandv Hook. 247ljov. fsand, 3:35lIeu Gaia 62T
F.A.-sandy Hook 2:56 Gov Island 3:5sfIeu Gata 6:47
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
SWEETNESS Log0 DRA w4 OUT.

FfOHn IHs 7fOIUtcH ILOHHsI buTIfIfH.
A careless clerk I'm q New-LondOn grocery
brushed against tho faucet OF the moases cask
Thursday night and in the msrnng the store door was
NO place fer the wicked.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

sacrifice that or the poor stranger whose he he
saved That is the story OF now Senator Plumbs face
came TO be pock-marked.
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR GRANTS MONUMENT

The Executive Committee of the Grant MO1u-
mont Association met yesterday and did only routine
business. The average daily receipts hhvo been
Sl7 so siuce tie work WAS begun The amounts
ported yesterday were as follows:
BY A. IL. Whitney.
r. y. Coddington FEglestOn Bros. &
500 90 CO................ S25 90
A. X. Whitney. 100 90 Ogden Walace.-- % 90
By Dre1"l, Morgan Co.
Charles A. Townsend s25 90 William Il. Kendall S25 90
ypher 100 90 Z. ,. Higgins q Co.. 200 90
JM.C.Marten q sons 20 OOi
ByS w. Thompson.
John W. Adrisnce, Welcs d Ziplmer-
POughkeepse. 500 90 nn Poughk pslo. So 90
T.. ". howell. P0ugh- Chartes W. BROOKS,
keepse. .......... 100 90 POughkespse..... 100
J. Reynolds Adrance, "A II. t0ckhOlm,
Pou hkoepsic........ % O0 POughkeepsie 100
w. X faTr1ngton.... 1000 NJ &. beknap, New
William Adr pce.... 00l burg. :-....-........ 100
WilleL ~. fouih yck 300 OIBcujatDin u. Odel.
Swart Hunt a Son. 300 Nowbur9. 10 90
Water Van Rleck.. 5U0lH. Higg1nsOn,
] A.. He th.....--.-- bOO Newburg. 10 %
Totai. Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Previously acknowledged d.........-....... S17l4S 80
Grand total S7Sl 80
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
SMALL Boy, WITH A

ANY SNAIL BOY, WITH STICK,
Can k II tho tiger happens DO found when only
little cub So that deadest and feared OF
In this country assuedy be conquered and de-
Plerces Golden Medical Discovery" DO
poyed early
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
Announcements

c. C. Shayne. manufacturer of Seaskin Gar
and all 1eading fashionable Furs lO3 Prnce-st Offers
bargains this month. Repairing and altering done
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA LexlnRt0u.ave.. between 10Th and S0th stl
Hours-S 20 l. o7. Diseases OF tho Nervous system
Genit0U urinary OrRans- Impotence AMI sLerilltY
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18
MR.. BERGH AS COUNSEL FOR 4 POLICEMAN.
Policeman William d DARK sxas ON trial ai

folce headquarters yesterday on charge Of assautng
PANEL Kelley, 5econave driver Kelley testified
vhas TIE oncer got on his oar and abused him. Then he
New-York tribune., 1885-09-18

PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY. SEPT II. 1888
ARRIVED.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
Railroad Prospects.

There IL no doubt that the Milwaukee Railroad,
which has always been considered the real
operator and owner OF the Fargo Southern, has
openly asowcd its ownership of the road. The
formal transfer Of the road has been completed,
and the Milwaukee system now extends to Fargo
and taps Northern Pacific territory. The new
move of the powerful corporation places a new
phase on railroad matters and has given rise to
host Of rumors, and tho usual attack of summer
railroad fever is more malignant than usual
keystone and st. George [southeast of Williams
port, in Dickey county-Ed.] are getting rampant,
and tile rusnor is current that the Ellendale
branch will extend to Pomona valley this year.
1t IL also stated that tho people of that section
have renowned their allegiance to the Northern
Pacific. and that the latter road will tap the Mil
invasion OF its territory at Fargo. The following
from the st. Paul Globe of tho 7th inst. gives
currency 10 the latter report:
ut il reported that the Northern Pacific road
has decided to extend the Fargo & Southwestern
line from La Moure to Glendale, and thence on
toward tie Black Hills. The Chicago, Milwaukee
q st. Paul no longer tries to conceal its inten.
ton ofinvading Northern Pacific territory, and is
working for all 1t is worth, illustrated in the
case ofths Fargo Southern, and naturally the
Northern Pacific will not be slow in retaliatng
Ellendaleisthe northern terminus ofthe Hastings
q Dakota division Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul. There Is TO be sharp struggle for
rightof-way and business in the James River
country and between La Moure and the Mis-
souri'-lEllendale Commercial
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22

The RECORD rises to ask: Is shame
dead and decency on the sick list9 Not a
week passes but some well-known man.
somewhere in the territory, who has pro-
fsssed for years to be Republican, tries
to trim his flight so that he may aliglt in
the Democratic commissagy department
Several alleged Republican newspapers
have turned somersaalts; many politi-
clans are sku1king 'under the band
wagoa," awaiting an opportunity to de-
sert /; while an occasional postmaster who
trained with the Republican party while
it dispensed the loaves and fishes Is trying
to make his peace with the Bourbons.
An open political enemy who comes into
power after years of waiting deserves re-
spect but the turncoat is worthy of moth
ing but contempt. 'Stick to your colers'
is watchword which may not always
bring in immediate dollars and cents; but
it is maxim the observance of which
makes life worth the living. A man who
deserts his principles because his party has
been defeated is not worthy of confidence
in the ordinary affairs of life. He who
for official pap crooks the knee to those
against whom he has fought for years has
no principle, and would tackle his neigh
bors hen-roost If he had the courage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
The Pony Raca.

According to program, the pony race
took place Saturday evening over the
Williamsport track. and was success in
every particular. There were four en-
tries, as follows: George Walkers "cal-
ico' mare, Dolly; Donnie Steycnson's
bay mare, Glencoe Maid H. ID. Connor's
bay horse, Doctor; and d. II. Ycatcr's 3
gray mare, Beauty. The distance was
250 yards, best two in three. The first
heat was won by Glencoe Maid. The fol-
lowing heat was also taken by Donnie
Stevenson but, owing to a misundcr-
standing as to the start, it was not count
cd. The Maid tackled a gopher mound in
the next squirt, stumbled, and Dolly took
the second "sure-enough' heat. Right
Mere the result looked somewhat mixed.
But Master Donnie was resolved TO re-
tricve the reputation gobbcd from him at
Winchestcr-to do or die; and hc flew
down the track, hntless yelling like a
Comanche Indian with a ''Hcathen-
Chinee" smile wrcathing his countcnance
and with aportion OF his wearing apparel
streaming in the wind. His pony went
under the wire" couple Of lengths in
advance Following is the result:
Donnie Stevensons b. IN. Glencoe Maid :. 1 3 /
George Walkers calico IN. Dolly.............. 2
Time-17, 20 and IA seconds.
Riders-Doiiy, Joe Walker; Glencoe Maid, Dom
ME Stevenson; Beauty, D. II. yea,er; Doctor.
Myrtle Koker.
Judgas-F. D. Walker, Geo. Dougherty, Charles
EdclS-
Stlrters-L. T. Buckley and John C. Dwyer
Tiinekeepers-Wna. Jones' and +. T. Nerriek.
In this contest Dave Ycater had ridden
Beauty with halter only. and, in conse.
quence, the mare did much of her racing
t raight angles with the track. Her rider
was also much heavier than those on the
other ponies. After the race Dave said
he believed that, with men riders, Beauty
could do better. So purse was made
up, and Dolly, ridden by Avon Walker,
and Beauty, by D. H. Yeater. went to the
start" The first heat was taken by
Dolly, Dave still gripping the halter.
Then he put on bride and took the two
heats. Following is summary
d. H. Yeater enters y. III. Beauty."-.....-2 ! /
George Walker enters calico m. Dolly...... / 2 2
Timely, 19, a. ..
There was large crowd in attendance.
and everybody had "a bushel of fun.'
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
Building UP a Haystack.

The American Agricuturist for July contains
the following excellent advice to farmers ON the
subject OF stacking hay: ''rhe great point to be
secured In stacking hay is to keep the center the
highest. If this is done water cannot penetrate
into te stack, but will find its way to the outside
under the most unfavorable circumstances. II, on
the other hand, the center IL hollow the water
must drain into the center, and ruin the stack.
An excellent way to build stack is to set a tall
saping firmly In tlle ground, with foundation of
ails around It; then begin at the center and place
the hay about the pole, gradually spreading until
the edge Of the base is reached. Continue build
ing up the stack, the highest in the center around
the pole, the builder srtanding in the center 90 as
to tread the hay firmly there. As the stack settles
the outside sinks more than the center and helps
to make the stack better The top Of the stack
is finished by fastening a covering of hay to the
pole, with hay bands wound firmly around it. A
stack 30 made will not leak, and even clover hay
may be safely stacked In this manner, because
tho water must mako its way to the outside by
the force ofgravity and escape there by dropping
to the ground clear Of the stack"
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
ROOp.
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Correspondents Of the RECORD.
Warm weather. IS
Growing grain filling out in fine shape.
Mr.. William Lathrop is plastering the
new 'school-house.
Mr.. H. A. Armstrong, Of. Williamsport,
made business call Saturday evening.
Mr.. Roop's barley is almost ripe. He
thinks it will do to harvest by the last of
this week.
Mr.. Walker G. Robinsonr starte d Satur.
day evening for Clayton, to be gone two
or three weeks. i
The experiment with clover and timo-
thy is proving success. The thirtee n
acres sown by Mr.. Roop this spring look
we'll.
A good ''fire. break surrounds and
three substantial hitching-posts adorn the
school-house site-the gratuitous work OF
Mr.. Roop.
The school-township board met Satur-
day evening. Mr.. j. A Robinson took
his place on the board Us clerk, vice Ed.
F. Savage.
MIR. George Cochrane, the stage driver
between here and Ellendale, now lies very
sick at Hoskins. Mr. McKea carried the
mail through last week. \
Last Saturday forenoon John Roop
had what might be termed "a close call. 4"
While driving the mowing-machinc he
was thrown off in front of the cutter bar,
in tangled condition. 1t was only
by the timely stopping of. the team that
John was saved the inconvenience of 20.
ing through life with one arm and no
head. If the team had not responded to
his command to stop it is altogether likely
that he would have been unable to take
in the pony race at Williamsport Satur-
day evening. Actual damage only a
slight alright, which will probably not
>cause Johns hair to turn gray.
DENTIST
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
The RECORD is entered at the Wittian,sport
osto6ice as second class matter
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1886.
THE recent hail-storm in: Grand Forks
County covered 10, 600 acres, and destroyed
Gas estimated) 200, 900 bushels of erain.

The RECORD lras always made it rule
to publish nothing concerning rumors of
new railroads to Bismarck, unless some
reason existed Tor believing there was a
foundation for such rumors. AS is we'll
known, had it not been for an agreement
between the Northern Pacific and certain
other roads not to build into one anoth-
er's territory, before this time one or
more lines would have traversed Emmons
County. By the absorption of the Fargo
Southern into the Milwaukee & st. Paul
system, 1t is said the agreement has been
broken. The Glendale papers state that
the air is full of railroad rumors, and that
the people of Keystone and other sections
northwest of the Dickey County metrop-
oils are greatly excited. The Tumor is
also current that;a contract for building
twenty-five miles from El1endale has
been let. Altogether, the prospects for a
railroad reaching Emmons County within
a year are bright.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-07-22
COUNTY ITEMS.
Glencoe.
Correspondence of the RECORD.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
GLENCOE July 10.
News scarce.
Harvest will begin the last of this week
The basement wall of the church j.
completed.
J. H. Miller and Tommy Sanders have
purchased Il new harvester.
A Good Templar lodge will be organ
lied at the Fairview school-house next
Wednesday evening.
\ The ladies' sewing society is getting on
nicely. Their next meeting will be held
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Farr on
Thursday, the 23d.
The first three months of the FAirview
school closed last Friday. There will be
a vacation until the 1st of September,
when we will have three months more.
Messrs. Fracc and Brady, of Beaver
Greek, passed throHgh here last week on
theirway to Jamestown. to visit friends
and work through harvest and thrasLlng.
~ STUBS.