The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-06-15
SUMMER ZEPHYRs.
Bringing Fssfh Leaflets Of News
oyer slnlit Prairiej and
Sylvan Stream.
Drayten. Bay Centre. Hamilton,
Neche, Bathgate, Bowesmont.
and Midland.

Neche, Bathgate, Bowesmopt.
and Midland. !.
HECHE,
Mr. q. Jacobs reports rushing bust
ness in the livery line.
Twenty-Five cars of material have ar.
rived for the Pillsbury & Hulburt elc.
vator up to date.
MIR. J. Lutes. who has been laid up
with inflammatory rheumatism, we are
glad to say is fast improving.
The time card of the e: P. South
western has been changed and we now
have six trains a week on that line.
v. Quackenbush, of the lumber firm
of Quackenbush & Stewart, returned yes.
terday FROM business trip to st. Paul.
The young ami enterprising furniture
firm Of Stahel, Slender & Moor have
just finished painting their store here
y We have room for timer, shoe.
maker, good laundry,nan and a tailor
A newspaper man would strike a
bonanza here.
Mr.. Dalton has bought of P. jennings
lot 10 block %; consideration $500. He
will Immediately start his hardware
store.
All branches Of business are reported
on the Increase. Messrs. LaMoure &
Sufell and Winters 4 Co. are kept fill.
ing orders for the west.
P. H. Kelly of St. Paul will. soon start
the erection of branch wholesale house
here. G. Bentz & Co. of St. Paul are
about to do the same.
A subscription list for the purpose Of
purchasing an organ for the Presbyterian
chlrch here has been started and is
being literally responded to.
Rev. Father BONN celebrated High
Mass at the depot last Sunday and not
withstanding the heavy rain prevailing
at the time the attendance was large.
Two heavy trains of furs are expected
here this week from the far west. The
fur consists in of buffalo robes, beaver
elk and antelope hides and will be
handled at this point.
Mr.. Jennings is now the sole proprie.
tor of the Cleveland" having pur
chased the interest of Mr.. Smith. Pa
makes first class host and uses the boy,
right royalty.
Mr.. Gooding reports the transfer bust
ness on the increase, Gretna and South
western Manitoba getting the maiorit,
of the freight. Wheat shipments from
these points via the Manitoba road ar.
assuming goodly proportions.
Ed. Hutchinson, our pioneer whoa
buyer, spenta few days in our mids
last week. Ed reports squatter's bust
ness at Olga as way up. He was her
mainly in the interests of his base bal
team, of which he is captain.
Outsiders are beginning to wake up
the Importance of Neclle as a bushes
point and quite number of buyers hav
riskcd here during the last week an,
property is again changing hands q
good figures.
Mrs. A. g. Nichols, who has Just re
turned from St. Paul, informs us tina
MIR. Nichols is fast recovering from hi
paralytic stroke and that he expects t
be back soon to take charge of his grow
ing machine business here.
The dude captured here last week an,
awaiting shipment to the east, brok,
loose last Saturday and after livel
chase vas re:captured and secured b,
Mr.. Gooding. Mr. Cooling will see thu
it don't escape again.
Church directory for Boundary Church
A. K. Caswell, pastor-Tyner at IL a. m
Ernest at 2:3O p. M, Neche at I p. M, o,
Sabbath, June "a; July 8, %; August s
10; Sept. 2, 16, 30; Oct II. Necie a
II a. M, Hyde Park at 3 p. M, Bay Cen
ire at 8 p. IN, on Sabbath, June II Jul,
], 10, 20; August ~, %; Sept. 9, % Octu
.ber7.
Mr. Shuman, our popular telegraph
operator, is about to leave our midst
having received call from the G. N. N
telegraph company at Winnipeg. II,
leaves here next Tuesday and will b.
greatly missed by all the boys. Mr.. Shu
man, during his stay here, through hi,
happy social ways and courtesy in hi
business transactions, has won tho
esteem of the Of the whole community
MIR. Shuman, however, has decided MOI
to go alone, and last Sunday evening led
to the altar one of Neche's fair young
daughters in the person of Miss Augusta
Puschinsky, formerly of St. Vincent
: Miss Minnie Glgen acted as bridesmaid
and MIR. A. P. I. Suttell as groonnsman
The event was surprise to our people
here. Mr.. Shuman was busy all day
Monday taking in congratulations and
presents from his many friends in this
town.
BATRGATE,
The crops in this section of country are
looking we'll.
The festival and dance held at the
school house on Friday night is pro