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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
sDienfr 15irtbsbaufer.

Gs liegt in @ien elm grober linz
kriGieo 5piften elmer GsItauration
uno einem Nirtbs6aus. Die &eItau,
ration 1T International, bas @irtbss
bdus 1T ~tpisnsrii4; man ge9t in bic
Reitauration, um au ipsiien, in oas
Wirtbs6aus, nm gu trintsn, unb 10
psrben muir bieienigen Reitaurutionsn
geriibmt, in oenen man gut ibt, uno
iene @irtbsbduier s~rfrsusn ii9 groBet
Beliebtbeit, in benen man einen guten
Sropfen fGsnft. Wien mar i'm ur>
fprunge cine tpsintrinfenbe Stabt.
Wie tonnte bds aud anosrs fein.
Rnapp bintsr ben WG1en unb finiteren
5boren, bic Wisn Biz Dor piersig Sab
rem eins unb dbI6loiIen. %begunnen ia
Tdon bic R~e6engeldnbe uno in alten&uz
lenbsrn finben mir Weiniortsn angea
fiibrt, Die Osnislben Hamen tragen tpie
Die beutissn bi4t bepDlterten 9e5irfe.
Gin @umpenoorfer, Elm WtableinsDors
fer tparen emit p~ielbegebrte Sropfen.
Di9t binter benz Shotteutbor, mo oas
Blacis aufbDrte. CAB es f4on Dein,
berge, uno Der 2anoiib bes ~beriibmtsn
Malers unb DIRECTORS Der Ntdbemie
Der biIoenOen SiinIte, bes Sreibsrrn
Strubel i'm @sbiete Der WGbringer,
Itrabs, beute oas Yalats bes Ssrsogs
BON @iirttsmbsrg, lag porbem ii6ers
aus aamutbis tnmitten unter &ebeH.
seldnben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
Der 30 tbte1Ier gum rfiben
Qoh'"

Dies 1T bas einSiSs 9oful, in benz
in Wisn nod Metb. Der alte !Sonig,
rpsin, seIaentt nirO. Nur i'm iiiBen
2O9'l betommt mar nod i,in 9lGss
den Metb uno Die atten G9roniten er,
Sd6len uRs, ouB ifon i'm is1Se3ntsn
S%abrbunosrt OuIelbIt btsIer S%onigtpein
gei4entt purOe. Sds 2ocol bat ni9ts
Tiriteres, llnbeimIi9ss uno 4bTtoBen=
bes. es lit bell unb freunblid getiin6t
unb oringt bas 2idt in pollen Strabs
len in oasielbs, braun geItri9ene Si=
i9e uno 8dnte laoen gum Plabnebs
men Elm. Do uHten finoeR mir einen
alien 9arfsHIpielsr, ben blinoen Sonl,
einen bdgsren, aus9etrodnsten @elels
len, Der nod bic 2ieoer iingt Eno
ipielt, bic man Dor einem bulben Sabr.
bun0srt in Wien gsiunesn unb bic Der
beutigen Wslt isln3 fremo uno unbes
tannt %portommen.
Sas Speite betonnte Selertocdf in
Der innern Stapt lit Der @iterbasn,
Seller. ben ieDsr Sremoenfibrer ais
cine Utertwiiroigtsit @iens anpreiit.
Dus lit Elm Sellerlotal. ME es i'm
2uas iteat. 5initer bic Sreppe, bic
in bic untsrtpelt hinabfiibrt, ein3etns
Stufen iino ausgetrsten uno man mub
DprIi4tis ben SUB iebsn. UNI ni9t gu
fallen. 5eudte @dnoe glibsrn benz
Gintretsnosn sntge9eR. osiIen Qaes ii9
crit an bic 0untelbeit s%spobnsn mub,
I'm bic s%inasIne1 @sItoltsR rings bsrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

? UJt Z W .
@nbers itebt es nit benz rRettsns
berger 8etIel" i'm i4malen 8rie6en'
qaiIel, bas Ieinen Namen BON ben
orientaliI6en @niieblern trGgt, bic in
bieIer @sgenb na6 uralter Sitte que
iammenfpmmen. Sas Rsi9enbsrger
8eiIel IoIte sigentlia npiliener Bel
fsl" Eiben, bsnn es pirb bier pas tcits
PilIener Bier in gang Wien 9ei6entt
unb bas bat feinen guten Sruno in
Der &eGerfriIds, pelAe benz piliener
Bier betanntli9 am 3utrGgli9iten lit,
fpdbrenD es Elm langss &iiblen i'm @iIe
ni6t allsu gut psrtrGst. Die Seller
bes &eidenbergsr 8eiiel liegen bier
Stod tief unter Der Groe unb baden
serabe bic ri9ttse Sempsratur fir ous
pilisner Bier. Gin SGb9en bleibt
tuum cine @iertelItunbe obsn unb f9on
lit ss leer, benin pom friibeu Morgen
Biz in bic ipdte Raht binsin iiben bic
9GIte &opf an aopf in ben pin5igeE
2otalen, unb in ben 4bsnoItunoen tit
ieosr Slid elm StammtH9, an benz
mir 9aratteriIttI9e &Dpfe aus Der
Wiener Siinftler= unb @elebrtenpelt
tennen lernen.
limb nun gum S9luIIs, CUR gr0Btsn
0isRsr Speciulitdt uno CUR %bsriibmts>
fen, w5um b06iten Seurigcn". Waa
Der bO9ite 9eurige lit, Ous 1T Dem
Sremos< i4per gu ertldren. Der
@iener fiblt me9r, mas Der 6D8Its
Ssurise beoeutst, uls Dab er es aud
piiBte uHo srpliciren t0Rnte. Sas
@ort, Der b0Aits 9eurise, lit nidt alt,
es itammt erit aus ben SisbenSiger,
iabrsn uno Ietn grfinoer lit Der be-
fannie @aitpirtb NeigI, Der in Ser,
mails Elm groBes @tablihement erOffnett
unb inn ben 3itsl Der bOdite Ssurigs
CAB. Der 9eurige 1T Der iunge @ein
uno nab einsm alten tbsrsIianii6en
uno Bis beute Osrbrieften &s9ts BARI
Der Weinbuuer ben QBein, ben er auf
Ieinen Bergen fe9Tt, ubne Stsuern unb
&bgabsn Oafiir entri9ten gu miiIeR.
uusI4enien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
Ser 6 iterhdanz9 eIIer.

ner unb 2iebbabsr zines e9ten Sro'
pfens ungarii9en Weins. Sier betam
man ehten Butter, edtsn Sotuper,
Weiniorten. bic bsute taft ausgeitprben
iino uno nur an ben Sii6en Der Rei9z
item Der Rei9sn edit unb unperfdlI9t
portDmmen tDnnen. Die Ysrlen Del
@sine Der rei6sn fiirfli8 gIterba5p-
f9en Rebengsfilbe rparen bier in MIDI.
figen Sdhern eingelagert unb mir gu
gepiffen Stunoen puroe Der Sitter.
ba3psaeIer seSffnet. Damn itanben
in benz engen @dBder+ Oas gu benz
@ingangs fiibrt, i9oR Sunberte ppn
MenI9en uno barrten bes Mumentss,
ba Der rieIige S9lihel ii4 in ieinem
eiiernen Bette fpenben tperoe unb be
@nseln Der sroBsn Shore treiiaen.
Seute lit bas cnoers! gls 8ault1,
felt tit Der @iterbaD5zSeller srbalten
geblieben, dber bic guten @eine, bic
e%initens barin gsi9entt purOen, feblen.
Ser @iterba5pz&eler lit sinfa9 cine
Weinitube nie jebe anbere, bic nur gu
piiTen SasesitunOen es0ffnst miro,
unb bic rpenigiten 2sute piien, ouB
Der Wein, ben ie bd t~rtaten, niemals
bic Giterba5pIdsn Deinbsrse ssieben
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
G.
Bon Sberoor 6oEtlre.

Sers, LAB oas 3peifeln. LAB bas Rlau'
ben,
@or benz Oas Bette IelbIt 5erfGIt,
limb pabrs Dir ben Helt BON 9laubsn
@n Suites nod in bieIer Welt.
@aau bin auf zines Weibes 3iige,
Sas Idhelnb auf ben Smuggling blidt,
l1nb fiibrs: es lit ni6t Qaes 2iise,
Was uns bas 2sben bringt unO i4idt.
limb Serse, pilIt bu gang g~eneien,
Ssi ielber pabr, fei felber rein!
Mus mir in Wslt uno MsHi9en leien,
SIT nur Der etg'ne DieoerI6ein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
a6nisin 0ietnria a,,f 8eiien.

Sei ibrsn Rsiien uuf benz Gontiz
nent beoient iih bic S0nigin oon GEJ=
Lamb zines ibr seb0risen SonOersuz
ges, Der ionit in ben WagenlAuppen
6es Roroba6nboTes gu 9riifel auf6e=
pabrt pirb. Der 3us beitebt aus
3pei groBen Wagen, bic u%ntereinanoer
pur9 einen ~offenen lle6ergang Dcrbln=
ben limb. Der cine fir ben aufsa:5dlt
BEL Sag beItimmte Wagen entbdlt eiz
men grobsn Baum, Der ais Spei'ez
uno 2eIeiaal bisnt. Setn SuB6ooen
1T nit inbii6en seppihen beIeJ;; er
ent6Glt tleine Slide, Sop6as uno
2ebnItiible; Der YlaB, ben bic &Gntz
gin nit 8orlie6e einntmmt, 1T gegen
bic locomotive gu geridtet. St.
8Gnoe Iinb nit srauer SsiOe iiberSos
gen, in rel9e in @elb bic 9lumenz
tmbleme Der psrsinisten 8Onigrei4e,
RoIen, &leebldtter uno Siteln, GEE
Ttidt Iinb. 0ie MDbel Iino nit blauer
Seioe bebedt urb nit gelben Granien
eesiert. De Sdlafpusen lit IN mebs
rere 2Gume getbeilt, BON oenen elmer,
grau unb braun gebulten, 5pei 8etten
entbGIt, fir bic SOnigin unO bic
9rin3eIIin Beatrice. 0ieIer &aum
piro tets nit W6beln einseridtet,
bic BON Sdlob WinbIor tommen. 9as
9nt.eioes uro bas 8%abesimmer iinO
in iapaniI6sm Stpl gei9miidt. Sir
bic 8ammerfrauen iino SAlafcanu=
pees i'm @epddraum ~porbanben. Sur
l3eit bes OsieunerS unb Diners bdlt
Der 3u9, aud pdbrenO Der 3eit bon 8
Biz 8 llbr Morgens, pG6reno Der
Soilette Der 9Dnigin. CUR RuatSsii
bari er ME i1nelIer als 25 MeiIen in
Der Stunoe fubren. 4uBer sablreis
den unberen @orii6tsmabreseln, bi:
uettpffsn Iirb, fGbrt benz 53uge Der
S1niein tets cine PilotsWaI9in
Dorhet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

rfngsum gu iibsrtrumpfsn, mamie
Weigl iein Gocdl ben bD9Iten Ssuriget
unb bds Bort lit beute in aler @elt
6etannt. 8eim Seurisen pirb nur
8sin geiaentt, sumeiIt gutter Wsin.
ilno Oa perIammslt iid aGlss, mas
poltst6iimlia 1T, mas nod an benz
bitten bGnst, Oa bort man nod tpisns,
rii9 ipre9en, ba tlingen nod 0
ben SiT9sn Der @dite frobe 2teosr,
Pie unb ba gibt es aud einen luitigen
Stssreif, Der in @isn ie6r gspflegt
tpirb, unb bic MuIitdnten. bic beim
Seurissn ipielen. iino bic i4IedteTteH
ni4t. sic ipielen nit pielsm 8era
%itGnoniB unO tiefer @mpfinOung, unb
has 8plt psib bic Borte Der 8ioline,
Der &larinetts unb Der Surmonifa gal
ippbl gu oeuten uno laui4t ibnen uno
Oeritsbt iie. 8rebenbauIirer, ausipie'
lerinnen i9ieben fi9 bur9 bic Slide,
bic = 70 mill es bic 9surigenIitte =
pbne Sii9tu9 unb obne @sosd Iino.
@er Sunssr bat. muB gum Buffet,
mo man einen tdlten IufIAnitt ooer
elm bsiBss 8iirItdsn erbdlt, uus Bis in
bic Iintenbe Ra9t binsin gebt bas fsobs
2s6en beim Ssurissn. Die 3eit bat
bd aud mander:ei moberniIirt. min
ma ben Ssurtsen nab altem Still
untreffen, muB man 1Apn Siemli9
melt binaus geben, bortbin, mo fi4 bic
StaOt in feline Siittdsn aufI6ft, no
ber WalO Die lebten @iener SGuier
tiiBt unb ipo bura bic Dipfel es
raui9t unO flingt, has balboer9sRens
9isO BON alien, gemiitbli4en Wien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
Oas 8rdutpaar T.

b0fIt p~ioerpdrtise Scensn 5ugstras
cen. I'm einen Bid auf bic oors
nsbme So6seitsseIelli6aft rperfen gu
t0nnen. brdngten iih bic Oumsu Der
foaenannten suten @eieliduft Dor Der
Stride in iol9en Mafen. baB es zines
beosutenoen 4ufse6Ots Don poliSei
beourfte, I'm ben @quipasen einsn
8sa gu babren. Sn benz furatbarsn
@eorGn9e fielen 5ablrei6e Sruuen in
O6nmudt uno fonnten biels nur nit
Ribe fortseI9afft perSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

Sn ben MeinbOrfern Der llmgshnng
Wiens entitano alt5srgsbradt einSurs
nus. ponu4 jsoe @einbdusrfamilie
lire uIter,rbte Neutrality-suspicious. bate.
lin an5u3eisen, bab ausgsI6snft ipirO,
oiente Elm SannentrunS, Der an langem
Stod iiber bas 5bor bss betreffenoen
Wsin6auers ssbGngt puroe; oann Iaa.
te man in @ien: n9eute lit bort aus
5eItedt". limb oa SumsiIt nur iunaet
Dein gum Qusi9ant lam, 10 ia9t.
man, mir ssbsn gum Ssurtgsn. Gut
bsutI9 niroe Oas beiBsn, mir es6en,
nm siuen b.uri9en Wein gu t~rinien.
I'm nun ale Die Seuriseni4satsa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

Be,be @arten. 9nbcr, Der iiineIt Der.
'torbsne S~elermsiIer oes Director
@9uitsr, bate pas ri9tige @eritdnb>
nib fir ben fpeintrintenosn Wiener,
unb fuenn bic Muiit 1pielte, oa lang
sr gar oft nit ieinsm md4tisen 9db
elm 2ieb aus ieiner Observation-Disclosures
Seimatb unb bunn fam audi tpohl bet
&affeeIieber 2ebnsr BON !9ernals, Der
Slater 9ratfiI9 unb Der 9ierberiilbea
rer Gei6el unb man tonnte elm Auar'
tett bOren, in benz bic trdftigen WlGns
nerItimmsn burmonif9 5uIummenfloi'
fen. Wis fhOn fangen bieie bier Seute
bic m~elobiDien 2isber BON ben Bergen.
bas uralte: n9in q Stetrerbua".
pSearnberl, mad auf", unb bell tlan>
gen bic Sooler binaus uuf bic StrdBe,
no oft cine Wagegburg BON 5iatern
uno Yripatsquipagen itunO. 9egens
pGrtig bat bic 2eitung Der 9iiloeneH
Balbfdnspfs bas @6spaar Ott, unb
am Sonntag ipislen orauben bic
r@9rammeln", uno Sauienoe miiilen
ben Sadl p~erlaITsr, ba tsin PiaB baa
Isl6It gu betummsn 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
SlaneS Slut ,,,,o rot5es Cob.

Der SbobbpariItotratts unieres
Ganoes 1T pieoer mai SPELL tbiOerfabs
rem. Ser engliihe 4riItotrat George
Natbaniel GurSon BAT Srdulein Marp
Better. cine So4ter bes @9icagoer
MiliondrS 8. 3. Better. gebeiratbet
unb atpur bat bic G9ei4IieBung in
8aibington, .. g., itattgefunOen.
Bel bieier @elesenbeit BADEN ii9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10
GrMoroet.

go fam ieBt tuum einem 3peifel
mebr unterliegen, baB Der Raofabrer
S;ranf 8. 2enS aus P%ittsburg, Der
cine Sour Inn bic Welt unternommen
bot, in Irmenien eri4ofen DorOen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

lit. Gin amerifanif9er WtIfiondr,
Der in ienem 2anoe MELT, tbeilt in
cinem 8riefs nit, baB inn mebrere
@rmenier aif bas 9eTtimmteIte per'
iitert ba6en, buB Gen5 BON Surben
aus benz Sinterbalt eri4ONen poroen
1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-10

- @sbantenFptitter. Sas
Slid muB man iu4sn. ous llnsIiid
finost fi4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11

APPARENTLY, the M,ssoYfi Slope is not
the only portion of what lsssometlmes.t5S
ferred to as Stree Amerlca" "a'that poss@sSs
an Indian agent who BELIEVES that Na9g
a mission. A recent dispatch FROM p6ca-
tello, Idaho, says that "the follo11ng no.
tice, signed by Agent Tster ana posted
here, has brought forth indignant pro-
tests
Notice is hereby given to A. W.
Fisher, Mrs. A, W. Fisher, his wife; julie
Fisher, his son; or any immediate mem
bers of his family, to keep off the Fort
Hall reservation.
'"The offense of the Fishers, who have
considerable influence with the Indians,
was that they recently circulated a petl.
tion for the removal of Agent Teter."
Other dispatches state that great indig-
nation has been caused throughout the
whole state of Idaho by the arbitrary
course of Agent Teter.
And yet, right here in this part of the
world, an Indian agent has taken action
which, for sublime and unadulterated
gall, puts the Idaho article completely IN
the shade.
A few months ago, in this county, there
was some friction over the letting of the
ferry privilege at Winona. G. A. Patter-
son was given ferry license by the
county board, his tender bearing the high.
est figures. Patterson then made de-
mand for rebate of $3.50, claiming that
he had been damaged in that sum by the
delay in obtaining the license. The re-
bate was granted. Thereupon, Jacob
Wollman, the old ferrymfp, Claiming that
he and not Patterson WI the lowest bid.
der when the rebate wal sidered, again
ran his ferry, and Paate$on sought the
district court for aBAM1unctiou,. This
was denied. on thes find that the old
territorial statute p1eyi6Bg for monop.
oily license was abrogate3 by provision
in the state constitution. The county
board then instructed the states attorney
to appeal to the supreme court and thus
the laws In relation to the letting Of ferry
privileges IN this state were about to re-
ceive an early and definite construction
by the highest judicial authority of the
commonwealth.
After the decision was rendered Woll.
man returned home and resumed work as
ferryman.
I In this connection 1t should be remem.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11

IN B. sTREETER, Clerk Of District Court.
!As ginal Pr0ofss Homastsad FILINGS aud No.
lwrtttAn. Letters Of Inquiry regarding such
4stters promptly answered.. esttleSs fsom dis.
1Ant parts Of the County can have their work;
turning home. s55l s.s,S.,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11

Grain Bought as Mckenzie.
B. F. Scovil desires to give notice %
the farmers of Emmons county that he
will buy wheat and other grains at Nc
Kenzte this year as heretof fore, Highskt
market prices paid. *au2Socl
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11

Wanted--To purchase for cash Good
new.milch COW. Address or apply to
Hans Hanson. Sec 8, T. 1876, r. "a. Post.
ONCE, Tell, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11
For Jury Duty.

Following are the names of the candi.
dates for jury duty, as drawn last Mon
day by the auditor, treasurer, and the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11
FOR SALE.

Thirty head full-blood Shropshire
bucks, also q few heavy Merinoes and
ten high grade Shropshires. Or will trade
for stock sheep or cattle.
ALEX. CAMPBELL & Sons,
octl1-25J Armstrong, N. D..
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11
Hampton.
n dopcA ~ tho Rooord

Hampton.
Correspondence Of the Record.
Oct. 6.-Our jolly fire warden is rustling
around and attending to the burning of fire.
breaks. ...P. Ferguson has returned from
Chicago. The McCrory. Ferguson herd has
been moved to Cattail Creek to range for
the rest of the season. n....S. E. Ryder is
gathering some fine corn these days. y.
B. Clayton will go to an eminent oculigt
while in Chicago to have his eyes treated 4.
8. E. Lawler visited Bismarck last week
with wheat. The boats are carrying wheat
from Gayton's landing to Bismarck for ten
cents per sack, which is cheaper than it
can be hauled there. Il. D. Small and
wife visited Winchester Saturday, and re-
port every one busy, the streets thronged
with people, and Petrie s. Co. doing big
for helping him out in the news column. It
needs more than one reporter in such
large and fourishing city as ours. BY.
the.by, Observer, what is the attraction in
Hampton?. ....John Haley is in town cam
vassing for his book. He is stopping at Fl. I
Fuller's. p. ]. Casey raised cabbage sisss
season weighing fully fifteen pounds.
TON.
Correspondence Of the Record.
Oct 0.-Mrs. N. T.. Sherman, of EN-
monsburg, met with painful though not
serious accident. while coming home from
Winona, Sunday evening. after visiting
fr;a,do ~, nj Tho
school dads had another ''pow-wow" yes-
terday afternoon and, after other business
had been transacted, the contract for the
building of outhouses for schools No. and
No. 2 was let to Mr.. E. s. Pierce, of Bis.
marck. Last Saturday morning I met
four or five rigs containing our Seventh Day
Adventist neighbors, who were on their
way to the residence of the Rev. Ellis. Of
Livona. Mr.. Ferguson, who returned
Saturday from Chicago. reports sheep
selling at good figures. Mr.. East returned
to-day, with drove of cattle, which he was
able to buy at very reasonable prices, while
German emigrants, on their way from
Marshall county. S. D., to northwestern
Oliver county, this state, passed through
this place yesterday. Mrs. Frank PARKS,
formerly of Hampton, but now Of Dickin.
son, N. D., arrived here Wednesday Of last
week, and is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Chas.
Lester and Mrs. G. E. Starr. 7. Thomas
Otter is canvassing this and adjacent
neishborhoods with religious books. "The
woods is fulp' of book agents-around
here. J. Every one acquainted with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Baker, Of Liyona, will know
land those who are not may rest assured)
that the dance to be given by them, on the /
11th inst, will be q success in every par.
hcular. An extra stage coach was GENT
soldiers Il. destined for the Fort. !. This
Hampton visitors to the Morton couSty
fair report pleasant time and much of q
interest to be seen and heard while in Man
dan: ...E. @. Weller went to Mound City
Monday with big load Of wheat.
OBSERVER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11

clerk Of court
Baker, Wesley,
Bartholomew, p,
Baxter, Wm.n
Brown, ]. G.,
Cleveringa, F.,
Dornbush, L.,
Dunbar, F. H.,
Farrell, r,
Gefroh. Anton,
Gravink, H.,
Haak, Albert,
Haak, Gerrlt,
Hero1z, Richard,
jackson, Geo,
Kalberer, Jacob, ST.,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11
AROUND The COUNTY.
GlanavOn.
, ofthe Rer0rtl.

Correspondents Of tho Record
Oct. 6.-What state can boast Of finer
fall weather than North Dakota ?. Corn
gathering and potato digging will soon be
over. :. School began Monday with about
the full enrolment. New books please
children. and we predict that scholars and
teacher will make good use Of them. ...W.
L. BALES made trip to the county seat last
week to settle his tax, and make purchase Of
the Ryan farm, adjoining his own. ). Pat
Kinsella is putting up new house and
barn, and we presume will be comfortably
fixed for cold weather this winter. Mr..
e.. Hanley expects soon to move on his
homestead. ...Joe Allen is at home again,
after few weeks work at the agency.
Mrs. Ned Carville has returned from Min
nesota, where she has been on q visit with 9
brother. y. B. W. and Mrs. Whitney called
on W. L. Bales, Saturday. {. Roy Bales
spent Monday evening with folks ct home.
-. Herding time will soon be over, and
no doubt the boys will be glad. Mrs.
Bales will go in few days to visit q
daughter in Sloan, Iowa, and then make q
visit with relatives in Dallas county, Iowa,
her old home. ). Who said lyceum time had
come 2 CHEF REPORTER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-10-11
Glencoe.
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Correspondence Of the Record.
Oct. 9.-The Harris school social at the
Glencoe church on the night Of the 4th
was carried out according to program, and
was decided success in every way. Glen
coe is noted for doing everything they
undertake up brown. But the school
social gotten up and carried through by
Miss Olive Falkenstien and her school
just takes the cake and holds over anything
ever held at Glencoe. /. I. The officers of the
Jamestown insane asylum say they did not
get the editor from Emmons county that
they were looking for. The one they ex-
pested IL get is larger md has more wind
than the one they got, - Many farmers
complain that potatoes are not yielding as
was expected. -. The tramps that made q
raid on Mrs. Smith g house. the night of the
social, were tracked over the Emmons
county line. Mr.. Stark has just finished
new well, and reports lots of water, and
good at that. One would suppose from
the last effusion from the pen of D. D., in
the Record, that he had 'em again, and
would have to pack his head in cotton. -.
Keep this where the Record kids won't get
hold of it, for the big words might knock
'em out. VET
Arizona republican., 1895-11-19
IN THE CITY CHURCHES. Record of a Weeks De-
 VOtiOnS. Services that Were Held on the
 Sabbath. Progress of the Several Societies that Locally Labor for Religious
 Advancement.

The usual large attendance was pres ent at the opera house Sunday morn ing. The pastor, Rev. c. J. Chase, took as his subject, "The Jewish Tab ernacle." The sermon was a most inn presSive one.
 , After the sermon William Christy, treasurer of the board of trustees, pre- sented statement of the financial af- fairs of the church. His report in de- tail showed that S30,0O0 was needed to complete the new church, of which $1S,000 had been assured. This left s12,000 to be raised. Then, with the broad spirit of generosity which MT. Christy has ever shown in religious affairs he stated that he and his fam fly would give one-ffth of the amount needed.
 With such spirit manifested there can be no doubt that the balance will be raised in few days.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-19
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Preston Mckinney preached to a large congregation at the Presbyter- ian church Sunday morning. His sub ject covered broad field and like all sermons was full of wisdom. The even ing sermon was preached by Rev. c. J. Chase of the Methodist church. His sermon was a masterpiece.
 The Epworth league of the Methodist church joined with the Y. P. s. c. E. of the Presbyterian church and held a union meeting. A very large crowd of Christian young people were present The meeting was conducted by z. o. Brown, the subject being Rejecting Christ-the Consequences Several young people testified like fearless Christians.