The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-05-04
GAFFNEY 4 KNEEsHAw have two good
houses to rent. 3...3 3s..sl
JUDGE TwEEpL1E reports wheat coming
up on his farm near Drayton.

houses to rent. v II .3,,5. Is 5a.
JUDGE TwEEDL1E reports wheat coming
up on his farm near Drayton. ssstss
Il RRv. R. ]. Creswell leaves nSxtI weel
for the far East to attend the meeting
ofthe genercl assembly Of the Presby
terian Church, to be held at Saratoga.
MuGG1Ns" Moorllead tried to dive
backwards from a-boat into the river, and
succeeded, but reports the water a .triflt
cold for bathing. with suit on.
HAIR DRESSING in all its branches: al
Mrs. Baldwin's millinery establishmen,
on Rolette street. Look ont; for new ad.
vertisement next week. 81. Is Il
SETTLERS in the newly surveyed town.
ships west Of Walhalla are patiently wait.
ing the announcement that their land il
open for entry. 3s ss5s.
ANooRE & McGRUER having dissolved
Partnership, Mr.. Moore will continue the
business in this town. and Mr.. McGrucr
at Hamilton. Look out for Moore's new
advertisement next week.
AN impromptu race between John
Eastnan's "Go-as-you- Please" and VIM.
Mason's "Just-in-Tilne" resulted in the
latter coming in one length ahead lst
in time" TO win the monev. ss
THE Bathgate Sentinel has been en-.
larged, improved and revivi6ed under
the management of Mr.. Hoskii,s and de-
serves the liberal patronage, which it
will doubtless receive.
RoscoE CoNKL1NG says the smallest
county newspaper is more 10 its county
subscriber in one month than the price
for one year, and does more for its
neighborhood fer nothing than any high
official does for his munificent salary.
NE are informed that a large party Of
NeAnonites contemplate locating on Penn
Pina Mountain west of Nyalhalla. They
express willingness to become citizens
Of the United States, and grow up with
the country. go ssssS
The township board of supervisors will
meet at Robert Ewing's Office Saturday,
May 9Th, at 10 a. ~, for the purpose of
appointing Il supervisor to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of|Mr. Clark.
THR receding OF the water Of the Red
and Penbina rivers to tho siin,fts 6f4heirr.
lower banks will deprive the lovers of
boat riding Of much+of the enjoyment
they have had for little time back.
How provoking to the traveller with a
heavy satchel in hand to be hurried into
a run by what lie takes to be the whistle
Of a steamboat but finds when his breath
is nearly gone that it was the bray of a
mule.
COMMUNICATIONS between the town and
the country south of the Pembina river
has been partly cut of for several days
owing to high water and business has
been correspondingly dull. In few
days trade will revive, however.
REPoRTs from all portions of the coun.
ty indicate that the work of seeding is
going OH with rapid strides: The season
o ems auspiciously. Should bountiful
harvest be in store, as is reasonable to
anticipate, lessons learned the past y .ar
will enable farmers and q classes to put
in better shape than ever be-
FIRE.
MIA. r. w. Oliver, a resident of this
cohnty for several years, leaves with his
family this week for, Livingston, Mon
tana, where lie will devote his energies
to stock raising. Being close observer
Of things he promises to send us his inn
prcssions ofthat part of the world. Their
many friends will wish Mr.. Oliver and
family safe and pleasant journey and a
full measure of prosperity in their new
home.
WE presume that no further discussion
will be necessary on Consolidation of
least in the columns of this
paper. AS to the matter in question, it
does not seem to be enough of a love a..
fair to end in a congenial matrimonial
alliance. 1t is the old story of he wooed
and she woo'dn't. "Paul Junior" seems
to regard the affair in the light of matri-
mony, while Paul Senior" and Rev.
w. Ewing are bound to see it as a matter
o. money. Still, we have heard of stormy
ending in delightful consol,da-
t ons, so that we do not pretend to predict
the outcome of this affair.
THE editor of the Steele Herald. J. E.
Brit ain, was thrown into state Of ex-
element recently over the arrival of
twins in the family. The mother and
children are doing well but Britton's case
seems to be somewhat critical. We quote
from the Herald:
This issue of the Herald will undoubt-
edly be published few hours later than
usual on account of a surprising episode
that transpired in the editors family yes
terday. They are twins, and the boys
name is Frank DeLos Britton, and he is