The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-05
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DATHGArE. Ii
/ On last Thursday evening the new n.
=. church was filed to Overlooking. The
occasion was supper given by the ladies'
of.hat church, The proceeds amounted
y !s75.
! !, Geo, Mckinney and F. Cherrier start.
led last week in pursuit Of certain parties
/ who lef the hopping hunting grounds
In Pemblna county and sought greener
pastures in Manitoba. Some beina. who
call themselves men should look before
they leap. They ought to know that
they ara just as safe in Dakota and it is
of no use to run away.
Politics usually die ont soon after cleo.
ton. But with us it is not 90. Indigna-
ton runs high. The people of Pembina
county feel outraged at the action Of q
certain number of the county board and
and the district board. They bear
doubly righteous indignation for
Dist. Attorney Ball. 1t is now well
known that Wilson and Bechtel will
contest the election.
A few runaways caused by leaving
teams unhitchetl, a few skating parties,
the adding of u number of storm doors to
public buildings, the departure of Jim
Lyons for the mountains, the arrival Of
Ike Fosters new tllreshing machine, the
arrival of the entire outfit of the Noun
tain Echo from Olga, about dozen law
suits, and the coming and going of prom
inent men complete the list this week. i
A very happy event took place ut the
residence of. A. Armstrong, ESQ.,, last
Thursday afternoon, in the marriage of
their daughter Florence to II. d. Hos
kins,, Esq. Of the Bathgate Sentinel.
Florence had been her fathers deputy
in. the post Office for more than u year,
and is an accomplished and worthy lady.
The happy couple received many and
rich presents from their friends and
have already settled down to house
keeping.
CARLISLE.
Onr farmers are making the most of
the fine weather.
Nr. Richard Weeks is snugly housed
in his new residence.
The friends of the N. Il. church are
talking Of tea meeting during the holi
days.
School Dist. No. %, Nelson Murdoch,
teacher, was visited by supt. jackson
Tuesday.
!: Thecounty superintendent visited this
distriqt!last Friday and found the school
house somewhat smoky.
Miss Kate Clifford finished her term
of school here Friday last and has left
foriher home at st. Joseph.
,iA2,M CaVIIEEn.
big dance at Cavalier OIL December 6.
AIT are invited. Proceeds for church
fund.
We are requested by the proprietors
to inform the public that the Cavalier
Mills will be closed unil about Christ.
mas.
Father McGinnis has been relieved of
his superintendcncy of the Catholic mis-
sion here, which will now be connected
with Walhalla.
Ia DE PARK.
Thrcsling is finished and grain is mov-
ing rapidly.
There seems to be prospect of union
between Hamilton and Hyde Park. AT
Least. it is supposed Hamilton is in favor
oft.
New chimneys have been added to
the church and to the houses of Messrs
John and James Hyde, in the latter case
it being preparatory step to further an
louncement.
We beg TO introduce to your readers
the ncighborl,ood of Hyde Park SO sci.
dom heard from that it is liable to be
forgotten. 1t is between Pembina river
and the boundary, six miles from Nccle,
Ia place of peace and plenty and very
important because ave live here.
RIDGFiELD.
On last Saturday NJ. d. o. 3rien's team
took q flying trip with Il. Currie's separ-
ator fetching up against wire fence.
Not much damage done. ...John Davis
gaid ills. brother visit last, week..
T. Whitaker. Of Batlgatc, was up this
week looking after his farm..mW. u.
Eondellaand I. Wait are doing lively
business, hauling wheat to Nccl,e Mt Is
cents a.hushel.
BOWESMONT.
For anything you want go to Johnson
Bros, at Drayton, and see how thcv will
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