The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-04
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HAMILTON.
Mrs. F. Il. Yerxa has returned from
the mountains.
The lumber merchants of this town
are doing fine trade.
The growth of wheat is something ire
mendous through this district.
Mr.. Redout, representing the Pioneer.
Press ofst. Paul. was in town Tuesday.
Will Randall has gone to his home in
Durand, ILL.,, expecting TO be back in a
few weeks.
| Mrs. G. II. Sheldon has returned from
Neche where she was visiting her sister
few days.
Geo Glass has has very large stock of
whips ETC., which he sells from Is cents
to five dollars-rock bottom prices.
A large number of Hamiltonians visit
ed the camp grounds ut Cayileer on Sun
day and were well pleased with the pro-
ceedings.
The gravel trains on this branch of the
st. p. M. & M. railroad are doing big
work OH this division and are improv-
ing it greatly.
As will be seen by notice in another
column, Mcssrs. Rose and Wallace have
decided to locate here and will do IL
general banking and law business. These
men come well recommended and they
will be a decided accession to the bust
ness circle Of our town. we give ti,cm !,
hearty welcome. Hamilton is one of the
best points i'll the county for business,
and we wish them the abundant success,
that we have no doubt awaits them.
81. THOMAS.
| The all absorbing topic is the coming
fourth.
Alex. McCrea was in town the Other
day, looking well.
Miss Maxlieli of Mankato, sister OF
Clas. +, Alaxiield, the elevator agent
has been visiting her brother.
A large congregation gathered to hear
Rev. Mr. Wood preach in the Baptist
church both afternoon and evening. M
church has yet been organized, but the
Presbyterians will have a preacher visit
them now and again.
The Methodist people had a very in.
teresting time on Sunday last at thei,
childrens' day service. Tho school house
was not deliberately decorated, but it was
tnstefully arranged. MrAndrew Iangrin
a rising young artist in town arranged
most it. TIE new orgnl, wns in use
Mrs. j.. y. Storms presiding. The tone
was very pleasant and sweet, and the
music rendered was splendid. The
younger members Of tine congregation
gave iecitations and sang in concert some
other Sunday school songs The ad.
dress was brief but pointed, by Rev. q. A.
Macnamara. a very large congregation
assembled.
i GAtfIEER.
On last Sunday, the feast of the holy
apostles, st. Peter and St Paul, we had
the pleasure of witnessing the formal
opening of the new church in Cavileer
under the invocation of 81. Bridget, tho
patroncss Of Ireland The Catholics OF
Cavilcer like their brethren in Bathgatc
have TO thank their protestant brethren
for their kind cooperation. This feeling
of brotherly love, we are glad to say,
pemeates the Inhabitants Of these two
cntcrprising places. After the holy COM
munion the Rev. Father McGinnis de.
livered an eloquent sermon in German
and then i'll French, after which he pro
nounced n beautiful poncgyric OH the
lives and labors of the two great pioneers
Of the christian faith, st. Peter and St.
Paul. 1t is the unanimous wish that
Father McGinnis may long remain among
tlicm.-Yours &C., G. y.
JOLiErsN.
A public picnic will be held at the grove
Of John Hunt, toilette, under the aus
pieces of the NJ. i. church on the 18th day
of July. All are cordially invited to at
tend, and the ladies are requested to
bring their baskets along with them.
There will be speaking and music in the
afternoon. Ice cream and lemonade will
be served, and swIngingand other am,,se-
ments will be provided. collection
will be taken to aid in defaying expenses
and to assist in paying minister's salary.
Come one, come all and have /. pleasant
day.
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