Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-11-08
Correspondcnce of the Record

Nov. G.-Mlss Olive Falkenstein, who
has been teaching at Sterling this fall,
came down on visit to Glencoe friends,
Saturday of last week. g. John Jackson
came home the first of the week with his
flock of sheep, which were up near
Menoken for awhile. There are about
1,200 sheep in the flock. :. Mrs. Cassie
Robinson went to Bismarck Saturday to
meet her sister Mrs Comstock) and
children, and their mother. Mrs. Will
Jams, who will visit with MIR. and Mrs.
G. M. Robinson for some time. Grandpa
Robinson talks seriously of naming his
place the Beehive Ranch, as tho little
COUSINS are now getting too numerous to
mention. 1.-The SIX ears referred to in
Vets Glencoe correspondence of last
week, bent over a rn-staIx, were pair
belonging to Darby" another to Il
young man about Darby's age, and the
third pair adorned the we'll shaped cra-
mum Of the goodlooking correspondent
who subscribes himself vet" Your
correspondent is informed that there
will be a basket supper and dance at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Lindsay
about two miles southwest of Burr Oak
Ranch (near George Knudtson's), on Fri
day evening. Nov. Is, 1896 Come one,
come all, and have a good time. .... 1t
being the close of the herding season,
many of our settlers are getting their
cattle home from Fred Knudtson's ranch,
near where the cattle have been herded
during the past summer. II was much
surprised at the amount of business
carried on at the store Of S. G. Jones, at
Glencoe. l was at the store only short
time, but found customers numerous. -.
Master Tommy Kelley, Of Livona, went
| to Bismarck the fore part of the week,
with his brother Joe, nul Will remain
there for the winter TO attend school. -.
Mrs. s. K. SuVcrly and son David were
visitors from Livona To the Capital City,
Sunday. Miss Klttic Lindsay returned
home Friday from Glencoe, where she has
been stopping for some time. {. i. Burr Oak
school No. will begin Monday the nth
inst, with Miss Lydia 3. Stevenson, Of
Glencoe, as teacher. -. Hugh Stevenson.
represented Glencoe in the Capital CITY
Monday. Mr.. B. f. MorcY. of Memo
ken, was doing business with our mer-s
| chants tic fore part of the week. e. s.
Pierce, the Bismarck contractor and
builder, passed through the village Mon
day evening. on his way home. Chas.
Robinson, q son of our very efficient
postmaster. came down the first Of tho
We |. with a large flock of sheep. l un.
dcrstand that 1t is Mr.. Robinson's inten.
tion TO make his home at Glencoe in tho
future. Geo. L. Brouyhtop, formerly
of Fort Yates, but now representing one
of the largest watch making and jewelry
establishments in st. Paul, was q south
| bound passenger on Mondays stage. -.
G. NJ. Spencer has completed his new
and very substantial residence and moved
his family therein, Monday, F. r.
Knudtson is assisting Mr. Macdonald
with his farm work, fora few days. Fred
has almost recovered his usual good
health and spirits. which his many friends
are glad to hear.... Henry Kemmer's
new house is nearly finished, and will be
ready for occupancy within few days.
-. Chas. Johnson is visiting relatives
and friends In northern Bureigh county.
-. Albert House has been quite sick for
some time. with the prevailing epidemic.
but his friends will be glad to learn that;
he is now convalescing. -. John Haley, OF
Livona, went to Bismarck this morning,
where he expects to attend school this
winter. r.,..L. E. Brlckley, Of Cannon
Ball, was a guest of the Corbin House,
Saturday night. DARBY DoI.AN,