The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-24

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.Feat Aepopitsan majority IA Ohio.
J nAes sne peopte OF thls place feet NAd.
3, lne uance caane on q usual Oct. l1eh.
" Aha'ia always naa y iler reputation
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The Pemnina County Tribune has
been sent us. Published ct Neche by Mr..
mayer we nope for It's success.
Jos Terosky, from the mountain, will
shortly move into the dwelling house
lately occupied by II. 7. Beyans on Cen
trail Ave. /: s
The town Of Walhalla will have some
thing to pay for broken limbs if the
broken plank in the bridge is not re-
paired. Who is our road supervisor?
Ci,as. D. Stack has removed his office
over r. s. Burley & Co.'S store. where ha
will be pleased to continue a friend to all
and do a general notary public business.
Doctor Dan McIachlan. late If this
place, is taking an extensive course of
lectures and clinics in Bennett College.
Chicago. Ill. We hope to see him
soon.
John F. Mayer has erected a large
TO his mill to meet the reouire.
ments of his ever increasing business II
is under the supervision of our efficient
contractors Bunting & Switzer.
rhrosh;,, 80 .,,o,,,..
have threshed, claim a No. l article and
sell it for that in Bathrate. while in
Neche they only get No. straight. Why
is it thusIy? same wheat out of same hin
lin Roborts,, ,,ro,, eooh,,,, ,r.,..
in four loads IN b,sb ot ,oad w;.l, ~"
team from + R;,ov,s f.r,,, - ~ n
Loring's granary, a distance of four miles.
How is that for draft horses. raised in
this country.
II. stonv Of crvsto, candidate e,r
leuislatnra was in town .sor;o;.;na .,'a
votes and influence of nv. tn.,ns,ao,,,o
7. r. Young of Hou;lt,, o,na;S,.o
for county .una,;,tond.,nt ~ s,hs,o,s 800
also doing the soliciting business.
School hos closed o,;.o ,,,r,har =,
the scbolan were rac;n;ants afh.ndsa,na
presents. Miss RYAN who has narformed
her duty ma teacher faithfnllv and efIic;.
emily ia now rest,no ., tba Ro,l.,vro ~.
paratorv to maxine a visit "a Nor ho,,a;,,
ST. Paul
800.
a.. 49, @ .o,e e"qu"o why
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t,,a,, 49, s.a.;,;.:s s Aa s anu give
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~. -. W. = ".u WY n'anneroi uolns 1t
will contribute. Who will start ~
Goo Il w;,,or ;,,fo.,,,a -. .,.. ,,
howe On In ,n.,,s., iii m .. "1 WI,
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nv fifteen ,,.,lons - NJ" w, .'S's.s ''
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Ma'e,a'l rar'o.'' OF neiieVilie' ont.' Ii
n =. "''A 10 '.ppA,s III our ofacihs air'
i,e ufoush' MS iaoy win nun to enjoy
WV ''on ~; nioon -, 'i's oe''s'ltlui favored
'"nu' .'ey arc .ne i,ues's u their mum
oun ''.ci'ue anu VIII remain mere until
WI. Aio, ca'' arrange lbs DIZZINESS suits
,e'' ""e. .'ey WIN return nome
M's, "'io'Vi e d s.eter Vi li'e l'ridch boys
~ c.i'es', anu ~ c''"rhea with Tn.
.oam.ry iaso'a mas always been the
.esu''s pace 'or newly married couples
=" 'Ae east 70 maze terminus Tor thcil
"eua'"e tour'
j. j. Hurley, county commissioners, has
been employed gathering specimens Of
s''lns' Sese,aDles' grasses, woods, &C.,
,or 'he eAhio't'oh az Ne" Orleans, and
mas ''''' eo''u success considering the late
not'ce he received from 'easquarters
Messrs. John Mch'nnon. JAS. Johnston
geo. auason' Josiah fadden, }. b. Cope
'a''u anu I''as loichofd Oh bcauiieu, ART
among the co'lti'nutors. MIR. Copeland
sehos sample o. oats IN straw Six fee
nine inches Tall, which ylelded ninety
pusn. per acre. Mf. rockford, turniI
weighing seventeen pounds; parsnips o
''iIee pouilns eacii; q head OF cabbage
measuring y. WIN the leaves three feet ii
e y. ana oee's ten pounds each
VIZ .lauson seAos sample potatoes weigh
my lou, ., anu oie''lai' pounds, and yield
,ns s'o pusn' 70 sne acre. MI. JOSIAH
eauuel' u sample OF pure scotch Fife arc
one u Two loWeo D"r'ey winch gave re
turin. !, ,io'n Two acres OF lAO bushels AL
'ne o',.e's sAse handsome samples. Ihi
'al1 Z" .he county could nave done mucl
'''.ei - 'les hau KNOWN I'D nne.
DIT. Briggs !. Grow of this place hat
the sad misfortune ON the night Of Oct
18th, OF losing his barn. hay, hen house
grain and granary. While pulling ha,
out OF his stack for his team he sat hi
lantern down. On his return from tn
barn, after feeding his team, he foun,
the lantern overturned and the hay OF
fire. He tried to cxtinguisil it but it Ina,
got too far. He then turned his horse
loose, anu did all he could to save hi