Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-07-27
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.
Wfnchester.

Winchester.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Fourteen head of mares were sold from
the Harmon Russell herd, which has been
here for week. Among those purchas-
ing aro M. Mahaney, Joseph Fuller, A.
J. Henstain, John Parker Henry Van
Beck. c. II. .Bumstead, Wallace Petre,
Miss Cash Petrle, ]. M. Bockhouse. ......
The fields are beginning to turn, and ere
many days the hinder will be busy har-
vestiug the goldon grain..... S. D. Cum
minis has built fine new granary on his
place. .Messrs. Benedict and Foster
have returned to Brown county there to
perfect arrangements for erecting their
creamery here tins fall. Before leaving
they put up supply of hay for their
stock, and intend to be on the ground on
Oct. /. ready for business .... Large
quantities of hay are being put up, and
the indications are that stock will fare
sumptuously during the coming winter
OcCAsIoNAL.
Omio.
Correspondence Of the RECORD
The sale at Winchester did not 60 on,
on account of the return of Otto Didszu-
nett. He was just ia time TO keep his
property from being sold. He says he
was not out of the county, and that he
left because somebody told him there was
mob coming to hang him Otto was
haa rfil,, ,a,o1cnyrnI hoo 1r;1
friends. ..... The younger Mrs. Bockhaus
came up on visit yesterday. -. Mr..
Southwck paid short visit to Omio last
Sunday, and, accompanied by Miss Lille
Cronk, continued his trip to Exeter,
where Miss Lillie will spend few weeks
with Mrs. Swartz. Miss Alice Car
michael paid visit to Exeter this week.
Mr. Oruey Sherwood, accompanied by
Mrs. Brown, of Exeter visited Omio tho
other day. .... Mr.. Swartz made US call
this week. ..... The Rev. Mr.. Garry made
Omio pleasant call on his way to Hos.
kins last week. ECILA.
Winona.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Samuel Parks, nephew of ThOs. Parks
is dangerously i'll at the residence of
John McCrory. 80. Thomas Parks and
his son Frank were down from Horse.
head this week. Come again. gentlemen;
we are glad to see you at any time. II.
8. Brumble has begun his Improvements
on his homestead, six miles north Of
town. Stock. owners are beginning to
rustic for hay. and the music of the nov.
ing machine may be heard on all sides.
...... Frank Walker is working for II. F..
Douglas. The "hi-yip-yah' of the
red men across the river, keeping time to
the music(e) of their tom toms, can be
heard on stilly night. go. James Nc.
Gee starts for the Red River Valley next
Monday to work during harvest and
thrashlng. James Williamson, David
AckisOn, L. H. Hammitt and Dick Evans
all start for the harvest fields soon. Bet.
ter stay at home, boys, and work on the
railroad this fall. H.B.
Correspondence Of the REConD.
Nice shower yesterday. THE barr
and farm machinery of c. A. Gregory
we're burned last week. understand tha
they were insured. -. The basket sociabl,
at the Glencoe church was a brilliant sue
cess. financially and socially ......A new
arrival in Glencoe last week-a littl,
scotchman. And we hardly need th'
Light of the sun, or the neon, or the ker
osene lamp, now, for Johnnie Jackson
smile lllumines everything....... .Whe,
Glencoe organizes debating club W
presume the first question will be- IRE
solved, That the speargrass (or wild oats
is greater nuisance and causes NOR
profane language than the mosquitoes.
There could be q great many sharp point
and penetrating remarks made on til
subject. 80. .Donuie Stevenson is visit
ing friends in Glencoe. Any one VIII
contemplates going into the dairy busi
ness would do well to call al ]. BeaPs an
see the patent cheese.hoop invented b.
P. R. Robinson, of Morton county. an
manufactured in Bismarck. 1t is cur
oslty, to say the least of 1t. CLEANER.
The Holland Settlement.
: Correspondence of the RECORD.
It has been said that abundance create
need. The abundance OF mosquitoe
. has created demand for something b
which the person may be protected fro1
, these bloodthirsty creatures. Such
contrivance has been invented by Mri
, Pekclder, and consists Of veil Of mo!
quito netting, fastened over the crown 9
the hat by means Of rubber, extsndin
over the face and neck. and faatened ovf