Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-02-06
AROUND THE COUNTY.
LivOna.
Correspondence of the Record.


Correspondence of the Record.
Feb 3.'Thr stage driver from the north
yesterday reported that at i O'Clock that
morning the thermometer registered :'5
below zero al the Custer house in Bis
marck. .... The dance at Charlie Mcln.
tyres was Il complete success and every
one had good time. The music was en-
ccleEt and was furnished by MrssrS.
Whittier, Mcintyre. Frank ID. Smith Gid.
dlcr Frank.) y. g. Sites and George Snv-
erly. AT 1880 the merry party sat down
to bounti!ul supper which had been pre-
viously prepared by the ladies. Probably
| owing to the change in the weather Il
great many who had intended to be there
did not come But, as it was there were
just enough people present to make things
jolly. Among those present from a dis
! tancc were Mr.. and Mrs. Scheuer Of GaytOn;
SiJas Rider and wife, Fred l.. Whittier and
the Gavton boys, of Hampton; and Frank
d. Smith, Miss Dell Thurber and Miss
Bessie Smith, of Glencoe. VIM Douglas
| also present. Mr.. John a Suverly of
| Gayton went to the capital city Friday of
last week on final proof business. VIM.
j. Fraleigh of Hampton and John Haley,
VIM. Wiley and John Shermer of this
place were watching the street cars going
up and down the streets of Bismarck last
week. The two latter went up as wit
ncssess for John A Suverley OF Gay tnn
Mr.. }. B. Taylor, the well known and
popular horse-.lcalcr of Bismarck,
is now visiting relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Taylor took
a car load of horses east with him. Your
correspondent was informed that the
horses was wrecked between Pittsburg
| and Philadelphia. Most of the cars in the
train were badly damaged, but fortunately
MIR. TaylOr's horses were nnhurt
George kundison went over to the Will
iamsport ncighborhood after n load of hay
yesterday. Miss Cora Bates is down
here on visit, and attended the dance ut
Mr.. Mclniyre's Friday night . Billy Bax.
ter, who has been down al Yates working
for II. i. Douglas, returned to Bismarck
the first of the week. i-As yesterday was
a cold aud windy day. some of the wood
cutters did not go out to work, but went
hunting. + understand that Ed fIodg-
kinson of this place killed two deer and
r. w. Thompson of Hampton one l</NIr.
}. l.. Routillier, tie Wllliamsport- -Livona
mail carrier, makes good time and has not
missed a trip since he first commenced
carrying the mail. DARBY DoLAN.
South Prairie.
Feb. 1.--And still no winter to
speak of, although the past few days have
been "lectle' cool =. Stock thus far has
picked its living on the prairies, and the
haystacks remain inst as they were built
In the fall. ~ The ';hos!iic" freightcrs are
all back again. They say they had plenty
of fun, s6wbeIiy ahd 'haftttack. Thc,horseA
are in as good, if not better, condition than
when they left. Some of the boys say they
are sorry the war is over, us they wanted
to freight all summer. Fred Cell had bad
luck on the road. lie broke his wagon and
was run over, but not badly hurt y. Capt.
lIonStan is again at home AMONG his many
friends. lie is looking well. 81 Joe Fuller
visited bismarck recently. to take up Mr..
and Mrs. S,ro,,p and the children.
CALICO jim.
Glencoe.
Correspondence of the RECORD.
Feb. 3.-lt is getting rather cool for gar
den truck, but it will come out in good
shape when the moon takes another
change. McssrS. Bates Il buckley are
about to sctl out their stock and ranch to q
did not learn his name. %. Warren Taylor
thinks it is going to be just the best kind
of weather for his birthday party. There
seems to be quite an epidemic among
horses going the rounds in the shape of
distempcr, with IL rather bad cough for
company. Don't hear of any fatal cases as
yet. Mr.. f. G. Taylor is laid up with i,
lame back, caused by overwork and catch
ing cold....f the banking law that was
enacted last winter is repealed this winter,
1 hope and believe Governor Burke will
veto the repeal. WHO.
Hampton.
Feb. |. Among the folks from thc> Q
parts who went to the dance at
Mr.. Chas. McIntyre's, Friday even
ing, JAN 80, were Mr.. Slas Ryder and
wife, Mr.. Elwood Ryder, Frank Chesrown,
Frank Parks, Clas. Chesrown, and f. T..
Whittier MIR. Els, ST., and family have
moved to Dawson. -. Mr.. Arthur Sta r
made a trip TO Dawson last week Fl ank
Parks and f. l.. Whittier were am0ns the
guests at the wedding reception of Harry
Mclaughlin and Anne Goudreau at Mr..
Ii. 5. Parkin's, Wednesday evening, Jan.
28. ."Ghcst Dancer is very quiet of late.
Wonder if he is afraid General Miles will
make him give up his arms and become a
reservation Indian, after alI? "A. NJ.
Weller is a bachelor these days, but he
says he don't have time to get lonesome.
f. f<Mr. Fuller is breaking pair of steers
to shaw" and "ge," the past few days..
NV. }. Fraleigh has returned from his
freighting trip; also, Harvard Hammond
and o. +. Burge. WHO?
STARTING IN KANSAS.
The People of Rawlins County, Kansas,
Have Neither Clothing, Food or Fuel.
KANSAS CITy Mo Ian 2O-W &