Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1899-10-13
AROUND THE COUNTY.

AROUND THE COUNTY. 1
Larvlk.
Correspondence Of the Record. [Oct. 10.
Corn crops in tho Larvik neighborhood are
better than they have ever been before.
Thrashing is almost finished here. The
yield Of wheat is II to IS bushels per acre-a
greaSdeal more than was expected.
The mail route between Larvik and Thule
IS 1+9 expected pee to bS let out BY bids. soon Now.
est
The two younger children Of F. Reierson
weeks. and also the baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
they will recover,
Mrs. Nels HERE. of Kelso, this state, is WIS.,
ting II he, her sisters, Mrs. E. Fjeldheim and Mrs.
t6s connry % fs all sght. Sscsps shs
the mansions made OF Dakota soil.
the people hereabouts, and Artist Faiimans, iiis
Of those who have had their features trans
fsrred M to card carl-board RECENTLY are Mr.. and
sons children, Mrs E. Ejeiiheim and ID family,
and Mr. n Ole pauson son Sri and
Dale.
Correspondence of tho Record. IOct. 2. |
Mr.. Ed. McCOnville is building a
barn on his claim at Dale. |
Mr.. ]. Brown is still freighting be-
tween WinOna and Eureka.
Grandma Loutzenhiser has been un-
der the weather this week.
Mr.. Clarence LOutzenhiser made a
flying trip to Eureka this week.
Mr.. Louis Lutze's two children have
been quite sick with whooping- cough,
which ia varv nrovo 1ant, In h ic vooiOb
bOrhoOd.
Mrs. Isaac Allen is visiting in Iowa,
and 1T is hoped that she will there re-
gain her strength, she having been left
quite weak by her recent severe ILL
ness.
Mr.. VIM. Morris has all the carpen-
ter work In the Holland settlement
that he can do. Mr.. f. M. LOutzenhiser
| is drilling we'll for Mr.. Hinds on his
claim.
Grain is turning out we'll in this
neighborhood, the yield being from Is
season closed, when the machine broke
down the boys would go hunting chick
ems and ducks.
Quarterly meetingof the Dale M. E.
church is in progress to-day saturday.,
meeting is being held in Dale school
house. Elder Ryan will otficiate at to-
morrow's services, and a large attend
ance is expected.
1t was stated last week that Mr.. and
Mrs. Olson had lost a son. That was a
mistake. 1t was daughter that died.
Her age was 81 months. There was a
large attendance at the funeral, the in
| fsNVy ,1r1
Rev. Hardenbr0ok conducted the fu-
neral services.
Thrashing is now in full blast in this
neighborho0d. The F. NJ. LOutzenhiser,
Isaac Allen and P. Pierce machine has
Backhaus, G.. Dockter, o. Olson, Mr..
Blake, Mrs. Seymour, &. Payne and j.
Clark. Mr.. Stewards crop was partly
thrashed when the machine broke
down. Repairs were sent for to Eureka,
and work will be resumed Monday
next at Mr.. Stewards. G. NJ.
Correspondence of the Record. [Oct. ii.
Frank Becker is hauling wood from
the river.
Prairie chickens are very scarce in
these parts.
Frank Loutzenhiser is drilling a we'll
on his claim.
P. Kinsella and family are picking
their corn on the Becker claim.
John Browns team went through
Dale recently en'route for Eureka.
Thrashing operations do not move
very fast in the Dale neighborhood.
Jacob Loutzenhiser started thrash
ing at G.. w. Tracy's on Monday last.
Cranes and geese are coming around,
and the farmers are loading all their
shells.
Our farmers now have all their pota.
itoes gathered, and are picking corn OF
plowing.
Mr.. Blake, Mrs. Olson's father, has
sold his claim to George Backhaus and
r is going to Iowa.
Methodist services were held by Ell.
der Ryan at Dale sch0ol-hOuse on
Saturday and Sunday last, which were
fairly we'll attended.
: Miss Nellie Seymour went to Winona
: with Rev. Hardenbrook to help take
!, care of the minister's baby, which is
! reported to be very sick.
3 Mr.. P. Pierce returned from Eureka
, with repairs, and on Tuesday after
J. noon the machine started up; but they
2 soon had to quit on account of rain,
I I and they have not yet started again.
A case Of accidental shooting recent
~ took place at Gid. Knowles ole
: ranch. A Norwegian whose name
> have not learned had taken his rifle tt
i pieces, but left shell in 1T, which BY
some means was exploded, and he wal
. shot through the arm. George Back
! haus went after and brought DR.
d ShOckey, OF Mound City, who took tht
= = wounded man back with him in order
. to have proper facilities for ampu.
! tating his arm. G. NJ.
: He saw Dewey ana the Elephant.