Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1889-03-22
AROUND The COUNTY.
Glencoe.

Correspondence of the RECORD.
The recent cold wave made US long
more than ever for spring Il. There seems
to be quite good deal Of sickness here
at present Mrs. Molly Robinson is quite
ill. Mrs. Frank Pitcher is also on the
list, and Mrs. A. r. Bates. We all hope
they will soon be around again. Prof.
Colby is guest at Glencoe. ....F. D.
Smith is sowing wheat to-day l.David
Sites is visiting A. r. Bates and family.
I'VE never hear the Rustic" OF wings
at any of the pleasant parties about Glen
coe. Why is this7. James Welch had
the sick little boy out on the streets of
Glencoe yesterday for the first time in
many months. 80. There is a hop at Mr..
Bakers tonight. ToPsY.
Hampton.
Correspondence OF the RECORD.
1t is to be hoped that we may have
peace now within our borders since the
redoutable Goode has taken up his de-
parture. The last excitement he was able
to produce was in trying to sneak away
without paying Lawyer Lynn his justly
earned fees for acting as his attorney in
his numerous troubles this winter But
MIR. Lynn was just little too sharp for
him, and he had to settle. We were all
glad to hear of his departure on the 18th
INST. Services were held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Garry at the residence of Mr.. L. D.
Small on Monday evening of last week,
and next morning the lady went to Win
chester, 'and Mr.. g. renamed and
preached Tuesday evening. There was a
good attendance and one baptism. On
the next Sabbath there was Bible read.
ing conducted by Mrs. Garry. I am
glad to state that Mrs. Wade is much I'm.
proved in health. =. George East starts
for Helena on the 18th inst, if alls we'll.
MIR. and Mrs. Parks visited at Winona
last week. Another cold wave struck
North Dakota last week and brought a
little wind and snow, but it was of short
duration, and all is bright and springlike
again, with Old Sol beamlng warmly.
GKAMPIAN.
South Prairie.
Correspondence OF the RECORD.
tsAll that can be said about the weather
is that it is perfect. :. All our farmers are
hard at work in the fields. <. The geese
are getting thick on Lake Cantwell. :. s.
D. Cummings had the misfortune the
other day to lose his broncho, which
leaves Sam with cart and harness, bu,
no horse. ....A bronche belonging to Mr.
Herholz broke away from his herd the
other day, but was finally captured al
Mr.. Deans. &c. H. Bumstead has gone
to Eureka, where he expects TO purchase
fancy driving team. .s.Wm. Pagel anG
A. Honstain start Tuesday for Bismarck
with two loads Of seed wheat, where the
latter will meet his brother. A. E. ......W
F. Horan has rented his farm to Lon Pot
ter. -. There is a newcomer at John Book
haus', but whether it is son or daughter
l did not learn. I'VE had quite lively
time fighting prairie are Saturday nigh
east of the Sully trail. Some people ar
too reckless with their matches. {. L. Th,
man who stole Mahaney's wood on tn
road the other day is known. The Soutl
Prairie boys this year intend to enjo,
some sport when the fishing time comes
They swear vengeance on the people VIII
set traps and prevent the fish coming VI
the stream. 1t is against the law, an.
ish-trappers will please take warning. :.
Mr.. Hubbard has been engaged in haulin,
wood from the river. SNIT
DanbuYy.
] Correspondence of the RECORD.
| AS you have not heard from Danbur,
for some time, thought would lot yo,
know that we still live. :. The prodiga
son has>returned, and seeding has begun
J. Miss Cash Petrle will soon close he
school. To say that she is good teache
does not give her her just dues. Thor
are few who excel her. She is well like
by all. 1t is understood that she wi
teach our summer term: Good That
what we like to hear. Miss Annie Pt
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