The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-18

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The reidence Of Nj. Bunting looks vell.
The Catholic church bu,ld,no i. M.
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the long talked Of Catholic church is
nue. oo.'ruc.'on now ana WILL % an
o1nA."els " sne own
Our school V about to close fora couple
q NJ months holidays, when our teacher
VIII go 70 her home nst. Paul to spend
the vacation.
hev. frof. Bryce held service in the
scnool sabbath evening, and gave general
sssisfactlon. He is Prof, OF Manitoba
college, winnipeg.
$3.50 was raised over expenses at the
dance 4th Of July night which has been
placedN q nucleus for fund to purchase
bell TOR the school house.
Henry LibinRer, engineer at the Wal
halls mills. since the glorious 4th has
been rather indisposed, aud through the
advise of John Mayer has taken trip for
his health.
Quite number of the youno men Of
this town Joined others 1t Ernest and
went to Billy Browns Yesterday .Juiv Ia
They report an excellent time. thew all
went horse back.
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Plos,uence We nave peen saved nom
any nan cyclone or tornado vlslnsions
lA,se quan1l'y ~ nan 'el' N oea"leu'
Selny' We are favored people,
Fourth Of July has been here and left,
and once more we have settled down to
hum drum life and booming business.
Walhaila did herself proud OH that glori-
Gus day. The amount OF bunting dis
played would make stranger believe
that we had few millionares in our
midst. The day opened with q grand
salute OF lOl guns. The gun was managed
by an efficient corps with Lafayette
Walker az captain. Alter the salute
came the games which consisted Of run
ming. jumping. horse racing, &C., aud
caused great deal Of interest and
amusement. A game of base ball was
played between the Hyde Park Silver
Leafs and the Boundary Braves Of
'tCrown Centre, the Boundary Braves
winning by large majority. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed in tie
grove by the reading Of the Declaration
OF Independence, which was well done
ny Miss II. q. Ryan, an Grafton deliver.
ed by u. I. Bevans, which many said
was the best 4ti' OF July Grafton they eve,
heard, and swinging, playing croquet,
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Ilic,,t fantastic wo. ,r;nned .ama -,
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land Walhalla Racket Clubs was CLOSELY
contested. The Rackets took the hal
lfirst and after good deal Of tanning the
wind went out with only one run scored.
At the close of the Racket's seventh
innings they were one ahead. The Clip.
lpers then took the bat and two were put
out without run. A ball bstted to first
Dase Dy the next Datsnan was missed by
nFst Daseman wnich gave the clippers q
run, aiter winch they made nve. which
settied the game IN the Clppers favor
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