The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-11-02

cautions in guarding their property Will
ase-breaks that ars absolutely unjump
ahlA -.
Draysaa iodss Il /. o. of @. +. me,
1saasy evening, Il being election
night . large number were In attendance,
QUITE IN exciting election followed the
regular busines and some sAarp election.
sssipg resulted u follows: w. CT. il
0nham; W. v. T., Mn. il. Graham;
W. g, F. 8. johnson; W. IT,, g. r. Smith;
lW.F. g. Thos. Mcdonald; w. G.. A. ].
Wallace; w. NJ, John squlrss; W. I. g.,
Miss Jane Richardson; W. o. g., F. 8.
Wallace. 50
JoLiFTTE.
Mr.. Ron. oe Tynsr, spent last week
here.
Mias Smylie has charge Of the school
ct Young.
Mr.. T. Fraser took . trip 10 the Noun.
tains this week.
The Rev. Brscount our new pastor,
preached IN interesting Introductory cor.
mon last Sunday.
Our school which has been closed for .
month will reopen about the. 18th inst.
with J. B. Robinson q teacher.
Mr.. Youmans who has been confined
to his he'd by typhus fever for three
weeks, under Dr.. Perley's care, il slowly
recovering.
We would extend our congratulations
to two Of our enterpridng young farmers
st whose homes have arrived the first son
and daushter-at Mr.. Jas. Frssers q SON
and at w. J. Haspers . daughter.
Rev. G. Bristol has gone TO his appoint.
ment 1t WellA Mimi, where his family
will soon Join him. Mr.. T. Bristol and
the Misses. Bristol lately arrived here
from Moose Jaw, Man., coming on an
overland route with . hoiss and buggy.
It took two weeks to complete the Jour.
ney. We admire their courage.
HYDE PARK.
Mr.. Hyde has been Of counting two
weeks. He don't like It.
There d . good deal Of frosen grain in
This settlement, but threshing goes on
apace.
Ata meeting Of representatives from
the other mission stations and the whole
congregation of Hyde Park it was unani.
mously agreed to AK Presbytery for the
return Of their missionary, Rev. A. Z.
Caswell. The people are oil greatly de-
lighted over the expected special services
at the opening Of their new church next
Sunday. Rev. Prof. Bryce, Of Winnipeg.
Is to preach at II .. m. and 8 p. m.
A collection will be taken up.
The best possible time 10 expected ct
the tee on Monday. Every person is in.
terested and Ill are anxious 70 make It q
success.
D0wEsMoNr.
Craig Bros. machine il doing good
work.
There IL . large amount ofthreshing TO
be done around here yet.
Mr.. Chas. Murphy, Of Neche. was
spending few days this week among his
many friends here.
John w. Reid bad four stacks of wheat
burned on Friday evening last. Cause
Of fire unknown. but supposed to be in
cendisrism. Il % hoped the guilty party
may be found out and punished.
TYNER. ,--
Mr.. Carr 10 very low and not expected
to recover. ~~
The people Of this section are going "a
build an $500 school house this fail.
Peter had his hands full last Sunday
boarding the thresheB while his house
keeper was away. -,
Threading il about done. There ID q
good deal Of wet grain. Mr.. Gibson
threshed 81 bushels 10 the acre lasa
week.
Agrand tes-meetiog 10 to be held about
the 18th prsx. Tea to be served at the
house Of Mr.. Hill and the literary part in
VIM. Inglis' house.
NECHE.
The G. O.. P. c. II. will open their
clothing store adjoining Trotter Bros.
next week. See notice elsewhere.
Rev. Prof. Bryce Of Winnipeg will
preach in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday evening, November 4th. The
Rev. gentleman should be greeted with
. full house.
D0YLEs LAKE.
A correspondent at Doyle's lake, few
miles to the nortl, of Rosa Lake in range
fifty eight, writes us a. follows: We
lately enjoyed the honor Of d visit from
tho Roy Euf1,ap 81 pofor ,.,bo ,.,es lroI,