The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-29
COUNTY NEWS.

COUNTY NEWS.
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q = Jackson W. In town 1T Monday.
Seam thrsshsus asegelaing common o.
this nelshborhood.
Anthony Garnet Was In town last week
the guest Of Mr.. Bechtel.
The claster ofthe self binder has now
become universal in this neighborhood.
Another interment took place In Caya-
her cemetery. We did not learn who
itwas.
Ga1 was celebrated in Cavalier Catllo-
NC church lat Sunday morning, Father
McGinnis officiating.
Archie Mclean is leveling up the
groand around the Union House with
clear sand which win make nice clean
footing In wet weather.
Alb. Ffench's Youngest daughter, Mabel,
had severe attack Of cholera morbus
last Sunday but under the care Of DR..
Nugent Of Hamilton came through it al
right.
Ageneral uproar was created last Sat-
urday evening in town by a suspected
party. A keg ofliquor was taken from the
cellar Of the Cavalier Hotel but was found
next morning buck oftlle stable. a horse
was turned loose from the stable, a team
Of horses was turned loose ON the street
that ran away and broke the wagon,
the stable Of the Union House was en-
tered and . set ofharneas cut and thrown
round. Just who the perpetrator of the
outrages ID, is not definitely known, bu.
susplcions are strong.
John Bechtel at the solicitation Of
numerous friends throughout the county
has consented to present himself as a
candidate for member of the legislature
for this district. Mr.. Becl.tel is gentle
man who We have no doubt has the in.
terests of the county at heart and is one
who has always proved himself cham.
pion of those interests, fearlessly oppos.
ing wrong and outrage. We are certain
that should he succeed to the confidence
Of the voters of the district that he will
work to the utmost to enhance the in.
terests Of the whole district withou,
saddling it with unnecessary burdens
and it behoves the people to select dole
gates who will attend the district conven
ton in the interests of Mr.. Bechtel and
Mr.. Garnet.
The following is report from schoo
district No. G, Cavalier of the stadning O
the first four pupils from the arst to fittl
class for the term ending Aug. 18th, 1884
9th Class:-Amelia Rose, LIST; Annie Nor
den, I'd; Sarah Hodgson, Sd; Katie Burke
4th. 4th Glass, sr.:-AIary stadelman, LIST
Aggie shahane, I'd; Amos Wells, Sd
Ellen Kochendoefer, 4th. 4th Glass, jr.
John Rose, LIST; Felix Gregoire, I'd
Ida Morden, Sd; Timothy sllahalfe, 4tll
Sd Class.-Ella French, LIST; John Will
ans, I'd; Richard Burke, Sd; JOHN Frencl,
4th. I'd Class:-Annie Wagner, lst; Geo
B. Douglas. 2d; Henry Rcko. Sd; Ey.
McKechnie, 4th. LIST Class, sr.:-Annis
Shahane, lst; Jos. Krinkie, I'd; Edga,
Walkert. 3d.; Clara Baker. 9Th. lst Class
jr.:-Levi johnson, lst; John McDonald
I'd; Willie Movins. Sd; Alfred wxlbert
lth.-PAuL WiLlIAxs, Teacher.
A Cavileer correspondent of the Huron
Expoeitor, published at Seaforth, Ont.
writes to that paper as follows:-Amon.
several old Auronites whom I have me
bere 10 Mr.. A. Mclean, formerly from
Tuckersmfth, who seems to have mad,
good use Of his time here. He l,as,
think, been In Dakota about six years
saw on his plnce one hundred acr,
field of wheat which would average
feet inches in length, and as thick as i
could grow aud 70 far as could reg not
blank spot in it. 1t is a magnificent sam
pie Of Fife wheat, and will lie ready 70
the reaper about the third week in August
His eldest son. Alexander, WHO is yer,
steady, reliable young man and popular
wherever known, has farm on the Penn
bina mountains, about 20 miles from til,
homestead here. There is also larg,
area of good crops there. The grai,
ripens earlier OH the mountains and ca,
be secured. before that around here /
ready to cut. I never in my life say
such splendid crops ofall kinds as ar
here this summer. Wheat, oats an,
harley are just wonderful to look at. !
they ripen without any untoward acci
dent and the weather is favorable 70
harvesting aud threshing there will b
an immense quantity Of grain to marke
from this section in Dakota. The pota
toes in this place were not planted unit
the End of June, and we have bee
using them on the table for the past weel
They are large and dry, and somethin
wonderful for two months growth. Their
are rs good Vegetable gardens here as an
1 ever saw in Ontario and the only thin
lacking is fruit. All kinds Of small fruit
are being tried here with good success
but 80 far the apple has proved q fail
ure.
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Services are held now regularly in tn
K. q. church and are largely attended.
Capt. Joe Walker and G. d. Stack will
the captains dog Sport bring in & eea
many chickens.
Haying is postponed for the presen
and will have to be done between time
Of cutting grain.
Mr.. Huff left fine pointer pup will
Capt. Walker to be trained but last weel
it came home sick, bloated up and died
Joe thinks 1t was poisoned.