The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-10-26
hlEEKl I SUMMARY.
Nschs, Batgass. Rosa Lake, ct.
Thomas and Hamilton


A good many ofeur citizens find it
inconvenient to attend court at pembina
this week.
MY. Watts new clerk is a very attep.
tive aud obliging young man. He seems
to be well acquainted with the business
Of handling goods. sN
Mrs. Tiffany expects to he able to
occupy her new store in few days, when
she viii displaya large and fine stock Of
all kind Of goods usually found in a firs,-
class millinery store. OH
We are informed that Frank W.'son
has bought Mr.. sackcil's interest in the
firm oFSackeit, Wilson & TO. He.ea Ter
MIR. wilson Will have the en.i-e man.
agement of the business.
Messrs. Young 4 Clark have now on
hand good line of canned goods and
fresh fruits. They keep on hand good
supply If fresh bread and cakes. They
will be in shape to dish up first-class
meals at all hours, and will make a
specially of serving oysters during the
oyster season.
The wet weather having "iet up" ON
Friday and Saturday ofIast week the
threshe's were set To work again i'm This
ne shbo hood; and in spite of the almost
-impassible roads, two Thousand bushels
OF wheat were taken in at the elevator ON
Saturday, and seventies hundred bushels
was graded No. l hard.
The Rev. D. Williams returned with
his bride last week, and for the present
the Presbyterian parsonage not being
completed-will take uptheir abode over
Melheim u Fossum's store where they
will be glad to meet their friends. Tie
members of Rev. Williams church. and
all the citizens of Batlgate most cordially
join in welcoming him and his bride to
their home in Bathgate. May all the
happiness that is allowed to mortals he
theirs!
BY some means the report was started
that the Bathgatc school would probably
be closed through January and February.
Sncl is not the case. The school VII
continue during the winter and the vara-
ton VIII be during the summer months.
AT the school meeting held some time
ago. the clizens voted funds TO maintain
the school ten months in the year. The
school Offers spec al advantages to pup IS
-ofall ages dgrades. Prof J. II. Young
has charge of the school, AMI That fact
alone is enough to assure every person Of
its efficiency. NJ. Young is rcco,n:z
ed as one oil the best educalu.s in the
county.
Mr.. Geo. West WIS in town over night
Saturday, going south Sunday afternoon
......Mr. Conkling of Fargo, general agent
for j. l. Case threshcr, spent Saturday in
Bathgate settling with his local agent.
Henry Keller. This brought Mr.. W,lkos
OF ST. Thomas here too.....Mr. Moves of
Grand Forks, came up Saturday night,
returning Sunday evenlng......B. Sackett
went to Grand Forks this week ..... Mr..
Ellis OF Fargo. who is writing up the his
tory of Pembina county spent several
days in Batfgate last week gathering
facts for that purpose......Mr. Frank
MERGERS new house on Garfield street is
about complcted.....Our genial station
agent, Rcnshaw, who has been among lis
Tor several months, started on Saturday
for his home in Iowa on leave of sixty
days absence. His friends will welcome
him back. Mr.. johnson takes MIR. Rem
s''aw's place in the depot. Mr., Mooney
returned from his southern trip on last
Friday looking wcll......Dr. Hewitt and
Mr.. X. c. Young, came in from Walllalla
on Saturday......King Lung wants to sell
out his Chinese Laundry, as he thinks of
going to Denver, Colby. Quicken
bush came down from Necl!e on Sunday
......Mr. Sing who has been quite sick for
some Time, is somewhat better again.