The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-04-11

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MI. ]. Tyner y building N addition 70
his house. Il s5s :.
The Galway Houss chisf = laid up
with the measles.
Dan Shay Is building : dwelling house
ON his farm adjoining the town.
w. E. Cooling our popular station
SCENTS wife and family are among the
recent arrivals
John Stewart has sold his residence on
Third street to Mr.. Felson, who will soon
move4lis family here.
]. stahs' 10 now fixing up his rooms
over the furniture store preparatory to
starting boarding house.
LaMoure 4 Co. aud z. Crawford added
to the appearance and convenience Of
their stores by laying good broad side
walks.
The following 10 the honor roll of Neche
public school for the month Of March.
Enrolment 65. Average daily attendance,
s.. 4th clas:-Ida Crawford, 81; VIM.
Hicks. Is; Lily Crawford, 7e; Samuel
Edgerton, 65 and Michael Fallen, 60. 81
class:-Isaac Murphy, Is; Vim. Donville,
q; Harry Bere, 72 and Fred Hicks, 90.
End class.-Christina Crawford, 76; VIM.
Crawford, 81; John Morris, 81; Harold
Vosper, 90 and George Hicks. 60. LIT
class:-Antoine Brisbois. Ada May, Ida
Thiroux, John Fallen.-W. NJ. EARL,
Teacher.
PREsBYrERy OF PExBINA.-The above
Presbytery met in the Presbyterian
church in Neche, on Tuesday, April !,
1884, at o'clock P. N. The moderator,
Rev. ]. A. Brown, in the chair. A good
attendance of ministers and elders is re-
ported. After devotional exercises and
routine business Rev. ]. F. Berry was
elected moderator for the ensuing six
months, and Rev. D.Williams, Temporary
clerk. In the evening of the same day
Rev. HI. G. Mendenhall preached to u
good audience, and the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper was observed. On We'd
nestiay morning the members settled
down to business and, indeed, very
large amount of business was overtaken
on that day. BY their diligence the
members surprised themselves in the
amount of work done. Progress was re-
ported at Pembina, where Rev. ]. w.
Cathcart is doing excellent work, with a
good prospect Of settlement rs pastor.
Progress was reported at Beaulieu, Bath
gate and Neche. At Bathgate Mr.. Williams
il doing good. faithful work, as is Mr.
Wait at Walllalla. Mr.. Caswell's work III
Neclle, Hyde Park and other places ha.
grown 80 much that the Presbytery saw
fit to divide the field and put two men OIL
it with fair prospects for both. Mr.. Cas-.
well has received seventy-five into the
cOmmunicn of the church during his stay
of two years, and has assisted in building
two churches. Rev. John Scott, being
the choice Of the field, was appointed OH
the north side Of the river ut Hyde Park
Ernest and WalllalIl, ut a salary Of $500
The home missionary committee WAS in.
structed to secure a man for Neche and
Tyncr rs soon AS possible. Rev. Cas- well
was relieved of his charge ut his own
request and granted letter to the Cana.
dian church. The committee Was also
instructed 10 supply other points in the
F1esbyterv as 30 n a. possible. Wcdnes.
day evening WAS public meeting and
we'll attended. The house Was we'll filled
aud were delighted with addresses from
News. Casey, Forselnan. Travis and
Brown. A vote of thanks was very
heartily rendered at this meeting to the
friends who no very cordially welcomed
members of Presbytery to their homes
and to the pastor Of the church. Bust.
ness was then resumed and continued
till 10 o'clock. Thursday morning work
was hurried in order that the members
might catch the south train. Rev. WV
Casey was relieved Of his charge at Grand
Forks. Those wishing mission services
should communicate with Rev. w. Cob
leigh, Grafton, d. T. The general CORES,
pondence ofthe Presbytery should be
addressed to Rev. w. w. Casey, Grand
Forks, D. T. The next meeting Of the
Presbytery will take place AZ Larimore
D. r., ON the Tuesday before the meeting
of the Synod of Minnesota in October
The meeting adjourned al 1880 A. n.