Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-04-17
50 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
AROUND THE COUNTY.
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Correspondence Of the RECORD,

Liv0Aa.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Aprll. 16.--Great weather for ducks !..
We are having nice rain which set in
last evening, and prospects are good for
big crop this season ..... Mai. Carrier
Douglas started on q business trip to
Pierre, South Dakota, yesterday The
Burr Oak school board met at the resi-
dence of Frank D. Smith, Tuesday -.
Fred Hodgklnson will put in 4 crop with
Mr.. Wiley on shares. -. David Roderick
and family departed for their prairie
home Monday .....John Wilde was Wis.
itor to Bismarck yesterday. Isl. Su-
verify and family did not escape the grip.
l understand that 81. has been sick abed.
....John Haley was at Danbury the first
of the week....D. G.. Sites will remove
to Sheridan county in short time. Dave
Is good boy and will be missed by his
many friends. Some one told Darby that
Dave was getting tired of making flap.
jacks and that he intended to take unto
himself wife. Good for you, Davy,
old boy. Let US know when the affair
will come off. DARBY DoLAN.
Hampton.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Uncle Thomas's Party Meow folks,
yer attention reely implore, Fur I gist
want tew tell ye, tho its's boen told DER
and DER, Nv party went to-'twas q
fair Chewsday night; And trooly it wuz
an amazin delight Tew see young folks
and old folks flock in tewgeather, Fur
burds of one kind all ware the same
sether. Meow, deon't mean tew say tina
wuz awl dressed alike, Fur tha warnt, in.
dcde-not one little mite. Fur sum wore
black, that somber mite hew; And there
WIZ flashes Nv red and dashes Nv blu.
But awl seemed happy wv thoze that wuz
there To assist In eatin' of goodies ther
shalr. Fur it's token Nv friendship and
a mark Nv good brsedln'. At asprize
party, to take along yer feedin'. There
wuz one waggin-lode that went the reng
night but on subsekent evenin' they
got there awl right. Now, to eend up,
I'll tell you the fun was right hearty,
And all wuz pleased with U Uncle Thomas's
party. BLEwsTocK1N.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
April 12.--Frank Parks made trip to
Bismarck last week. -. Frank Chesrown
has gone to the Little Missouri after Mr..
McCrory's horses, which he will bring
down to Horsehesd range. Mr.. McCrery
will keep his stock this side of the river
this season. Mr.. Glare East's baby is
better, and will soon be as we'll as usual
Tho GRIP won't let 90 Of s. E. Ryder.
Sile is getting tired Of him and thinks
four weeks is too long = visit for the
worthless fellow to make. :. .Rumor says
that Peter Shler will purchase the McIn-
tyre ranch, Livona. Mr.. o. r. Starr,
with his brother, Is making tour of the
country in search of = location that will
suit him. -. Elwood Ryder contemplates
gong to Mandan for the summer but he
does not think of leaving the northwest
for while yet. He would better stay
and grow up with the country, as he is
made of the kind of stuff that North Da-
kota wants. 49,. About the only event in
society's whirl hereabouts during the
past week was q reception given BY Mr..
and Mrs. Jerome Turner, Thursday even
ing, in honor Of Z. G. Weller and Ed
ward Lont, two of Hampton's most pop
ular young men. On account Of the un.
pleasantness of the evening not as many
guests were present as would have been
had the evening been more favorable.
However, good time was had. Mr..
John Gayton, the popular violinist, used
the best of his skill in the musical line,
and Money Musks and the German were
enjoyed until it was time to go home. ....
The grass has started and the rain Of
Wednesday and Thursday will soon clothe
the prairies in their mantle of green and
live stock will be happy until "skeeter"
time. ONE OF EN-.