Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1890-04-18
Glencoe.
of the RECORD,


A young man by the name Of Smith
came to the Burr Oak ranch on the 12th
inst. and declared himself boss thereof.
Frank turned the books over to the new
14poundcr and is now subject to his or
ders. which make INN get around lively.
THE Burr Oak school started up re-
Gently, 1t is being conducted by young
lady from the east, friend of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Robinson. She comes well recon-.
mended and is teaching good school,. -,
While Gov. Miller was getting ready 10
send seed grain 10 the needy farmers over
and through The Elevator Cut.Throat
Line, bg-bodicd and big>heartcd Aleck
Mckenzie started the sccders geing in
Burleigh, county without any red tape
performance about it..... Well, Frank,
who, got surprised the most-youor Tom q
80 Another Of those pleasant and et,-i
joyable parties for which this neighbor-s
hood Is noted took place at Mr. Frank
Pitchers recently. There was good mna;
sic and splendid supper, and the guests
departed declaring selhsS come
again after the sprjng'. 8 n Was 0iVsSe,
-. Our farmers are bar,s fiss
tie Miss Josie strcclcr Is getting along
nicely, understand from those who are
living with her over near Glencoe. They
claim that. she Is growing at the rate of
four pounds weck-or less :. MI F. D.
Smith. Of Burr Oak, was IN Glencoe on
the 14lh with his Cleveland Buy stallion.
The animal has improved greatly since he
came into Mr.. Smiths hands, and he is
certainly one Of The best stock horses In
this section. SEC. 81.
Winchester.
| Correspondence Of the RECORD.
The wind has subslded somewhat and
we had quite a little rain on the 11th. !.
Nearly every one that is not done seeding
is getting through as fast as possible. +. !. I.
Mr.. Arthur Honstain, of Minneapolis,
who was married recently, and Mr.. John
Moore. Of Hillsboro, drove through from
| that city in four days. and arc now the
guests Of Capt. and Mrs. e. E. Honsiain,
of South Prairie. 90. Miss Emma Honstaln
Was expected on the 14th. States At
torney John Parker is IN Eureka on bus,-
ness this week. +..Mr. Fraleigh, of
Hampton, is now driving stage on the
Eureka and Winchester line ..... Mr.
Beach, Of Hampton, made this city q,
pleasant call recently $50. Mrs. Fish has,
returned from Montana, where she Las
been spending the winter will, her sister
....Mr. Matthews of Logan was over
last week on legal business with Lawyer
Lynn. l didn't learn the nature of the
business. Among those present at the
reception given by States Atterney
Parker on March 81 were Mr.. and Mrs.
acach Of Hampton, Rev. Kinkade OF
Williamsport, and Judge and Mrs Patter-
son of Winona. There were thirty pee
pie present; but the delay in getting the
invitation cards from Bismarck prevented
a great many from being present. How.
ever, all enjoyed themselves, and whea
at last the party broke up it was to wisl,
the happy couple who: had lived to cele-3
brate the forty>sixth anniversarygof their
wedding many happy returns of the day !.
The presents were numerous and costly
The next evening Mr.. James Parker an1
sister received their young friends: +. fhsas
dance at Mr. Wagher's hotel was a very
pleasant affair, and, although the severe
wind-storm prevented the usual large,
crowd all reported a jolly time. S. D.
Cummins and F Horan are at the Capi.
tai City. where s. D. proves up this week.
....Martin Horan. John McLaney aus.
Mr. johnson have gone to Montana, II
MISS Alice Carmichael spent . few DAYS
Of the past week as the guest 81 Ms
Parker. Mrs. Brown. of Exeter. massS
Winchester pleasant call ou Friday
last. Mr.. Lawrence. of Aberdeen issit
the city on business. j. ! Mrs. A. j, cary
and her son Willie left for the cav, 1sst
week, where they expect to make a S1sikz
of some months. q. Mr.. and Mrs PetsSiis
arrived from Michigan on the 11th. .Ss
Mrs. j. d. Hubbard, who recently re-
turned from Montana, says Doley Is weliS
satisfied with the country and doing well.
Mr.. Wagner and family return to their
claim shortly. 81. Mr.. Snverly, of Liyonas
was in the city Monday on business.
Large prairie fires passed lust eastgs n, Is
place last Friday, but / have heard of uss
damage. La SuITE DIES YIRux,