The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-17
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\ Business is fast increasing.
Nv. J. Dumble. IS fusticating 4 Bay
Centre B 4,
John Kabernagle favored us wisha call
this week.
Rev. Kerfoot has resigned from his
labor in this place.
w. Yerxa and family have moved in
town for tile winter.
The agent who is to take charge Of
tliis station has arrived.
R. d. Hoskins Of the Bathgate Sentinel
was in town Wednesday.
I. II. Chambers is confined to bed. As
yet, no serious results are expected.
John Taylor has charge Of the harness
shop while George drives the oxen.
VIM. smillie smiles on a fair oung son
and all is well. WHO will be the next to
follow William?
R. II. Young was in town Monday look
ing for oats or votes, 1 don't know which,
votes l persuD,e.
Mr.. Shaw, of Pen,bina, is attending to
the business Of the firm Of Shaw & Charl-
ton Of this place.
John Cooks daughter, Amelia. is very
low with typhoid fever but no serious
results are expected.
Township supervisors convened We'd
nesday for the purpose Of drafting jurors
to attend district court.
The Presbyterian brotherhood arc
buildinga very neat residence for the
pastor of their church.
About 5000 bushels of wheat is the
average daily receipts Of the r. & H., and
N. w. elevators combined.
Messrs. Rose & Wallace represent
three district fire insurance companies.
Now is the time to get insured.
Rev. Hamcr, of London, England, has
just arrived and intends locating among
the Methodist brethren OF this place.
Icorrect the item of my last correspon-
dence. L. j. Howe is manager of the N.
w. elevator instead the Farmers Union.
Miss Wallace, of Drayton, has taken
charge of the junior classes of our school.
Up to the present she gives perfect salts
faction.
Quite fire took place in one of Mr.
John Pages wheat stacks on Wednesday
consuming the stack and causing delay
to the thresl,ers.
Mrs. Tombs, Of Grafton, is staying will
Mrs. II. L. Norton. It's a comfort t.
have friend like Mrs. To,nbs at all time.
especially during sickness.
| We are sorry to note that Mrs. II. l.
Norton is very i'll. We hope the success
full practice of DIR. q. B. Harris will rcflec
credit OH his name in this case.
l.. a. Rose has returned from the soutl
where he has been for the past few days
looking after business. We missed Mr.
Rose very much as lie is q very pleasall
gentleman.
WIN. Flath who has been station agen
at this point for some time past has mad
up his mind to leave but rs he is not 20
ing further than 81. Thomas We hope t
see him up here occasionally.
j. L. Barlow, editor and proprietor G
the Dakota Messenger proposes leavin
this place. We regret to tlInk lie is &c
ing, but some other town will rejoice il
our misfortune being their gain.
4 We hope to see cur school in fine rnn
ming shape ere long. If the school boar,
would hurry up repairs to comp!etinr
our teachers cndurnish enough, talent t.
make II the finest in pembina county.
II. Joy has returned 10 Hamilton
Harry has come to live and with him Ii:
las brought one OF Canada's fair daugl
ters., Many were the good wishes tenle,
ed to them for health, Happiness an,
prosperity.