Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-03-08
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dan on a visit. Mr.. Parks has been
putting up ice for summer use.
GRANP1AN.
RooP.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.
Hurrah for Harrison | He is our presi.
dent now....We are having beautiful
weather now, and hope it will continue
80. Mr.. j. N. Roop has been,o on the sick
list for the last few days. Il. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kurtz, returning home from their
visit to Ohio, passed Friday night with
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Roop. They still
prefer Dakota to Ohio. MIR. D. L. Fet-
ter left for the river Sunday for hunt.
Mr.. John Daniel also left for the same
place on the same day. ...Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Hansen are the proud parents of
a baby boy.... Billy Beard is hauling of
grain for Mr. Bringhurst. =. Billy Mar
zach. who has been at Casselton since
New Year. is expected home any day..
All the stock in this neighborhood have
been on pasture since the first of March,
and always come in full at night. y. i. The
Campbells report that their sheep and
cattle have wintered finely r. Messrs. S.
E. Kurtz. D. Il. Rupert John Perry, Pc
ter Hansen and Otto Sjerslee were among
the visitors to Rsop. Monday. G. A. B.
Glencoe.
Correspondence Of the RECORD.
And on this day Benjamin taketh his
seat. He hath fine weather for it,, Our
farmers are beginning to think of plow-
ing. The dancing party at Frank
Pitchers last Friday night IN honor of
Miss Maud Robinson was we'll attended
and success in every way. Among those
present were Miss Della Jennings, OF Nc
Kenzio. who is spending q week or two
with Mrs. Frank Pitcher also. Billy and
Miss Liddie Stevenson, who came over
from the Cannsnball. We don't believe
Billie will again come over with sleigh
in the summer time. though. Last even
ing q few of the nelghbors met at Frank
Smiths, and, IS George suverly was pres
| ent with HE violin, of course we had some
music. The fact that George made unu.
sually good music must have been owing
to that buttonhole bouquet. It was 80
"inspiring;" nothing like onion tops for
that. Mrs. A. R. Bates is on the list of
cripples this week. An ugly COW tried to
drive her from the barn, and in turning
to escape she fell, hurting her knee se.
verely, She is much better now, how.
ever. Mr.. Colby. the mu1lcian, has
been a guest at 9. II. Roblnson's for q
few days. We hear that Mr.. Harry
Since has sick horse which Is not ex.
pected to recover. We really don't know
which is the most deserving Of our sym.
pathy-the invalid or the owner. ToPsY.
EnmonsburE.
Correspondents Of the RECORD.
Mesdames Archambault, MCGEE and
Bones visited Yates last Saturday and
Sunday. =. Will Gross Close. one OF the
sully county boys, is now stopping here
He expects to leave for home this week,
and will be accompanied by his friend,
George Toule, who for some time has
been with H. A. Archambault. j. A.
Bones was down to Wiuona last Monday
He still uses his crutches, made necessary
by sprain he received three weeks ago..,
Steps we're taken last Sunday toward che
formation of Sunday school at thi,
place. Sunday school next Sunday at
p. m. The necessary supplies have been
ordered. Your correspondent hopes thai
the good people Of this vicinity will give
it their hearty support. L wish to cal
the attention Of the people Of these part.
to the excellent stock Of goods that Mer
chant Archambault has on hand. He ha,
gone to considerable expense III buildins
and stocking his store fol the accommo
dation Of the, people. who otherwise
would ind it necessary t. 20 b the sd
joining towns to procure their supplies
Pasronlxe home institutions. A. 8.
Guthrie. sheriff Of Hughes county and
proprietor Of the Bismarck. Winona staEs
line, was along the line the fore part Of
this week Strengthening up his quarterly
bills. John Prohl took stroll down tc
Winona aud West0eld and neighborine
towns, recently, licking up the bricl
business, preparatory to making the same
the coming season. 80. Isn't this dandy
weatherR.. Joe Fuller and John McEl
haney, two pleasant settlers feom upnel
Beaver, stopped over with Landlord Ar.
chambault the other night. Ben Nevis
Armstr0ngs
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Inauguration Day....Is g. A. B. surt
about Mrs" Hagen,...L. T. Buckley
H. W. Allen and wife and Carl Goodrich
and family were the guests of q. T. Hof
and wife last Wednesday....Mrs. Bollne
who has been quito i'll, is on the road t
recovery. DR.. Harcourt IN attendance