The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-10-12


work grading the river banks at that
point. The bents for the bridge on
Seventh street are up and look very sub
stahtial. i.,,
Attention is called buthe advertisement
of Luke & Train, in another column.
They evidently mean business, and our
readers cannot lose in making them a
call before purchasing. The business of
this firm under the gentlemanly manage.
ment Of Mr.. Wilbur is gradually and de-
seryedly increasing.
Early last week.. W. Works announced
TO- his boarders. that they might seek
another boarding house as the doors of
the restaurant would be closed next day.
Most Of the boarders have gone to the
Grand Union Hotel where they find every
thing neat and comfortable. 1t is a
pleasure to live at hotel 80 we'll regu-
lated.
DR.. Sutton informs US, that on last
Thursday, A. F. Johnston was made
happy by the arrival of another daugh-
ter. On Friday, s. Hamilton had SINH
lar felicity in the arrival ola little daugh-
ter. About week ago, Frank Proudlove
had like providential blessing. In
each case the mother and daughter are
doing we'll.
The Demerest Bros. have bought the
sale and feed stable on Garfield street.
They have already commenced active
operations. They will line the building
and ill in the sides. They will then
have as warm stable az can be found in
Pelnbina county. The boys have some
good horses that they expect to put into
their livery business. Farmers who draw
their grain, a long distance and have to
stay over night, will be glad to find such
good accommodations for their horses in
Bathgate.
A heavy rain fell ON Thursday night.
The weather had been threatening for
two or three days and most ofthe farmers
had their stacks in good shape. The
rain though heavy has not done much, if
any, damage to the grain. while it will
prove great advantage to those who
have to do fall blowing. Last Friuay and
Saturday continued damp and the roads
were quite muddy. The rain stopped
most of the threshers for one day only.
Saturday found nearly every thresher at
work again.
CAvlLEER.
The blacksmiths and carpenters are
crowded with work.
A. Mclean is having the interior Of
his hotel thoroughly reitted.
Subscriptions due the PIONEER Express
may be left withA. Vassie at the post
office.
Messrs. Hebert & Sons have purchased
y Minnesota Chief thresher for use on
their farms.
Rev. E. F. Movins has moved into the
new parsonage and finds it good deal
more commodious than: his old quar-
ters.
P. H. McMaster has been greatly i'm
proving his residence inside and outside
and is now giving it bran new coat Of
paint.
Knut Bergvam is about to build shop
next to the blacksmith shop in which to
carry on the harness and shoe making
trade.
The Cavileer stores are stocked up with
full assortment of winter goods. A call
to Cavileer will pay the intending pur.
chaser.
Mr.. Jos. Nstman had the misfortune
last week to fall down cellar breaking
several ribs. He is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
The latest Dakotan at Cavileer arrived
at the Cavileer Hotel Sunday night. It's
. boy and weighs LII pounds and Henry
wears an appropriately smiling counten-
ance.
J.F. Rickbiel threshed $3.50 bushels of
wheat from Ito acres which is pretty
good average for so large piece. Mr..
Rickbiel has over 5000 bushels of grain
this year.
H. Rickbiel is also having his barn
sided up and improved generally. The
travelling public will have no room to
complain of want of accommodation and
comfortable quarters at Cavileer.
Mr. John Bechtel, of the Cavileer mill,
tried the experiment Of firing with straw
and he considers it resulted successfully
as very small load of straw kept up
steam foi two hours and the work WA
done with ease.
i Benson Hall has been leased by the
committee for religious purposes and
will be overhauled, made comfortable and
properly seated. Rev. e. Movins was
elected collector and at last accounts was
making good Roadway with his work.
Our old friend Conrad Henkle gave US
call last week......G. I. McCurdy stayed
with us a while last Thursday ..Ab.
French paid us visit last week.. Mr..
w. n. Staples is about to become resi-
dent of our town......Mr. Hoskins, of the
Bathgate Sentinel, gave US call last Tues
day.
! List OF letters remaining uncalled for at
Cavileer Office: w. s. Campbell, David
Fhurlough, Stephen Zimmerman, Francis
Coryea, Edward Wohiers, Win. Wohlers,
Mcleod Macarthur, Linda Wohlers Nell
son Wordsworth, R. F. Kinnie, wilhelm
sbach, Miss Ann Riley, Mr.. Morgan, Jas.
Goodwin and F. Carter.
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