Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-08-11
LIvONA-

Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman and family
were visiting at the Surber home Sun
doy.
Mr.. Surber and Mrs. Gilman were
to Fort Rice Monday.
Clara Casey was to Hazelton Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Suverly were
calling at James Burbage's Wednes-
day evening. u
Thursday Geo. Suverly took James
Burbage to Bismarck to attend James
sisters funeral, Mrs. O'Reilly of Bis
marck. Mrs. VIM. Baker and Mrs.
Koch went up to the funeral also.
There were a few gentlement that
got warmed up Thursday fighting a
fire on the bottom north of David
Sites. We do not know to what ex-
tend damage was done.
Mrs. S. M. Nogle was to Fort
Rice Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Surber visited
Wednesday at Gilman's.
Joe Gilman and Emmett Perry are
helping Ed. Surber cut his grain.
They are using Perry's header. He
was FAILED out so has no crop to cut,
Livona was represented in Bis
marck Saturday by cream sellers.
Everyone is busy, and mail service
suffers. ~'-' "~-. - '''~-
James Burbage visited Geo. Suverly
Sunday. Yves. Chambers visited
Joe Gilman's that day.
| Clara Casey was to Hazelton Mon
day with cream. She returned home
through Livona. Mrs. Corbin visit
that day, and Yves. Chandler and
mother went to Bismarck with cream.
We had a dandy rain that morning.
George Corbin was to Fort Rice
Tuesday.
Geo. Opp, Chas. Clark and Lau-
renee Earlywine comprised the har-
vesting crew at Nogle's this week,
besides Doc and his hired man.
Emmett Perry and Ed. Surber are
helping Joe Gilman head his grain
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Opp, who was operated
on last week in Bismarck, is getting
along real we'll. Geo. was up last
Saturday to visit her.
Ernest Burbage is heading grain
for Mr.. Carlson, at Glencoe.
Mr.. Hemmerick, ST., took cream
to Fort Rice Thursday.
E. Perry E. Surber and j. Gilman
headed barley for G. Corbin Friday
afternoon. Mr.. P. says Mr.. Mickle
is very low.
Yves. Chandler started putting w
hay at G.. Suverlys Friday. Warren
Taylor, Of Glencoe, passed through
Livona that day taking his father
and step-mother to Fort Yates for {
: visit. Warren returned home thu
same evening.
Lots Of grain in these parts will
be moved for feed or lay out. It i.
SO poor.
John Baker Lee Carlson and Pau
Carlson called at the VIM. H. Bake
home Sunday afternoon.
Wesley Baker (the third of Cannon
Ball, is visiting his cousins this weel
at this elace.
Verna Burbage returned home afte
several days visit with her sister
Mrs. H. W. Koch, of Fort Rice.
Mabel Sites returned home las
week from Dickinson where she ha
been attending summer school for tn
past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Marsh an
daughter, Clara, were dinner guest
= at the VIM. Baker home on Saturday
Geo. Knutson and Chas. Rathbu
are heading wheat for VIM. Bake
Y today and they say it's the best whea
: they have seen in this part of tn
county.
I Eleanor Baker is visiting he
4 Grandma Marsh this week at For
Rice.
School No. 2 is closed for shol
J vacation. All the patrons Of til
\ school were extremely satisfied wit
! the teacher, Mrs. Earlywine, an
Y hope she will come back to finish th
y term. Mrs. Earlywine expected I
I go to Dickinson during the v3catio
\ month to attend summer school Their,
\ brit the Bank Of North Dakota woul
II not cash her warrant, 80 Of course oh
81 was unable to go. This Is only on
case, but we know Of others 20 Y
say "Down with the N. p. L." On
the Bank Of N. D.