The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-02-29

Walhalls township to tsks she placs oSl'
those whose term expires al ssthe 4th oil
March. The following Id q lit Of thoGe1,
nominated BY that meeting, though / /
understand that there viii be opposition
to the assessor named, Mr.. Alex. Ireland,
who served 20 efficiently last year, is
going to run again, and Mr.. Thos. Burley
will oppose the nominee for town clerk.
Supervisors, II. T. Bevans, chairman,
Henry McGuinn and George d. Loring.
Treasurer, H. A. Mayo. Clerk, z. w.
Andrews. Assessor, Byron Lee. Con-
stables, Ed. Guy Lee and Fred. D. Peters.
Road Supervisors, LIST Dis. Ogden Quig-
ley; I'd Dis, WIN. Harvey; Sd Dis, Nell
son Fralick; 4tl Dis, Joseph Walkers:
South Division, ST., Dis, E. Benjamin;
North Division, 5th Dis, Thos. Fleming.
Pound Keepers, LIST Dis, John Burke;
I'd Dis, Fred. Hurley; Sd Dis, Emil
Wendt; 4tl, Dis. r. &. Young; South
Division, 9Th Dis, David ireland; Nc. tn
Division, 9Th Dis, Joseph Fulton. I
On Friday night WIS held the most en-
joyable social dance eyer held in this
place. Waslington's birthday being a
day, or rather night, on which the
Americans always enjoy themselves. The
Bellevue was blaze of light, every will
dow beng Illuminated. Tie bull room
was very tastefully decorated in rcd
white and blue gracefully draped, while
directly opposite the entrance the star
spanglel banner was hung in festoons
and the word, welcome, in large silver
letters placed upon it assured all Corners
what they might expect. Dancing was
begun at 9 o'clock r. NJ, and parties ke!c.
coming until supper, which was COM
mence'l at 1890 precisely, when the ball
room was cleared for the tables, and the
dancers repaired to the office where 1t
was kept up until the tables were cleared
which, occupied two hours, one hundred
persons partaking of an excellent colla-
ton of oysters and other good things
which n,alseth man satisfied with himself
and all others. Representatives from all
the surrounding towns and country were
present, and ladies i'll order to secure the
attendance of the overplus of bachelors,
brought as many of them as they could.
One gentleman informing me that he
was one of seven which one lady had
brought some fourteen miles. She took
the cake. The whole was entirely con-
Quoted by the ladies and to see the dear
creatures all standing or offering some
poor man a seat was real Y looked upon
as great sacrifice but was enjoyed by
the men. At seven O'Clock the next
morning they We're still dancing while
preparations were being made for break
fast. The committee deserve credit for
j, the efficient manner i'll which the whole
was conducted and Capt. and Mrs. Jose
Walker for their excellent spread and
tasteful decorations of the tables. The
committee were Mrs. j. Walker, Mrs. q.
ID. Loring and Misses G. q. Loring, II. G
Ryan and Ida Benjamin. The music
was furnished by Mr.. Griffin from Bath.
gate and W. Wilson of Ernest.
, The Mountain Literary Society met al
the residence Of Jas. Anderson, Osna.
bruck, ON the evening of the 18th inst
Receiving cordial invitation to spend the
evening there, and from acquaintance
with the people of that neighborhood
knowing that l would have good time
gladly accepted. The pre- gram consist
ed OF readings, recltations. singing and
instrumental music. The meeting was
then adjourned to meet at Malcolm Nc
!, Donald's new store, Wednesday
the Goth. 1t was pleasant affair, fal
beyond my expectation. Mr.. and Mrs
Anderson and daughters have the rare
faculty of being good entertainers and
they soon made the large company fee
at home. They not only provided u.
with sunptuous supper, but what is o
more value, made us feel that we were
welcome guests. 1t is seldom that haye
spent as pleasant an evening.@CoR.
w CARLISLE.
" Nlr. Eastman is prepared to grind feed
on Tuesday and Wednesday of eacll
week at his residence, Carlisle.
Rev. MIR. keltoot preached on Sunday
last, but only Il few turned out OIL account
Of the stormy weather. Service us usual
on Sunday next at G.3Op.M.
!, The last meeting Of the township board
for the township OF Carlisle will he held
at the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Freeman
on Saturday, March ], to wind up the
years business. A good attendance is
!, desired. GEO. FREsMAS, TIP Clerk.
ALMA.
II John Beggs has rented his farm.
; Miss Hayward is visiting Mrs. Farrow
for few days.
Archie Patterson has moved into his
new house, the first frame building in
! Alma
, Thos. West paid us visit at Alma last
week. He don't like the open prairie fol
q winter home.
Harry Stevenson is living in his late
bachelors hall with his newly welded
wife, and things look very coy.
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u City Drug Store.
J; In order to introduce the Emmcrt Pro
prietary Co.'S medicines, am authorized
to sell as follows:
II Eilert's Ext. Tar and Wild Clerry(S 81 90.
at 80 cts. Dr.WincAell's Teething Syrup
Us cts, at 20 cts. Uncle SANS Norv.