The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-06-06
HAMILTON.

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Johnson, Hamilton. IS
Don't forget the social and literary
entertainment on the 18th. Big time.
L. Wilkens OF Psmbina passed through
town on his way 70 the mountain country
Doc. Sutton. the popular Bathgatt
ply sician, was In town last Tuesday
evening.
q. Tutchsll has charge Of North western
elevator and will make q good man 70,
that work.
H. Weber's chimney looks very mics
aud our business men should all follow
his example.
The P. 4 H. elevator company receives
about three 10 four hundred bushels Of
wheat per day.
Trade is improving and the farmers
are joyous oyer q bright prospect of s
good wheat harvest.
Freight trains have changed and will
make three trips per week. This is very
inconvenient for travelling men.
F. r. Yerxa has very large and hand.
some stock Of goods, all fresh and sold q
No. soft price, just to suit the hard
times.
The Northwestern Elevator Co. have
purchased the elevator of Moores, Thons
& Sheldon, and will commence operations
at once.
Our township assessor, ]. Campbell,
is calling OH the citizens. Though not
a very pleasant business 10 some Of us,
we were all glad 10 see him.
Doc. Hodson will visit Hamilton on
Monday. June End. All wishing to see
hin. will have an opportunity at the Drug
Store. He will leave on Tuesday at noon.
On Sunday, June 18th, we will have q
children's day at the church. The Rev.
Davis will take charge of the exercises of
the day and deliver an address. All are
welcome.
S. P. F.wcett, has brought in stock of
brick and quite number Of our citizens
are going to have chimpeysbuilt. Hope
they will all do 30. as we have no protec-
ton from fire, and good chimney addss
greatly to to the appearance of building
Mrs. Jos. Congdon and family left last
week for Minneapolis, to join Mr.. Cong
don, who has been there for some time
past, preparing home for them. We
regret Mrs. Congdon's departure, while
our old friend Congdon will rejoice. our
loss being his gain.
Mr.. H. Tapely and Mrs. NJ. jackson,
daughter of Mr.. John Page, were Joined
in the holy bonds Of matrin,ony at the
residence of the brides father at 8 o'clock
r. N. by the Rev. NJ. Stewart. We extend
our congratulations and wish them long
and prosperous life.
Pres. Arthur is going to be elected and
Hamilton is elected to give a grand literary
on Wednesday evening,
June 18th. The proceeds will be appro.
priatcd for the purchase Ct an organ
for the church. We extend cordial in.
vita.ion to all. Come and We will give
you something rare.
L. II. Lawrence, our prominent wheat
buyer, who he's charge Of the r. & H.
elevator left for Rochester. Mimi. to see
his father who is at the point of death.
We hope that circumstances may be such
V will permit Hmm 20 return st an early
late. as we ere anxious to have Frank
With W.
In regard to the item Last week with
'eference to the delay Of mail on route
70. s., 228 it Is . mistake and an injus-
ice to all parties connected with the
anne. The mail has missed only once,
md that was caused by the train being
me hour and five minutes late. We are
lot supposed to hold any carrier more
han ten or fifteen inutes.-D. GRuzs,