The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-02

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DAruGArE. y
Frank Emeiie has moved % his farm. y
Bathgate Dakota Bank u DOING q coed
business.
August Rien spent oil Of last week in
Bathgate. 81 s.
R. D. Hoskins reports good time on
his way east.
Armstrong & Bowen's new goods will
he here in few days.
VIM. James made visit to the Penn
bina mountains last week.
Green & McKcnna are pushing to the
front on prices Of all kinds Of goods.
Fridays south bound train was delayed
several hours by wasl-out near Winni-
peg.
I. Dawsan is down from the mountains
and reports seeding nearly done there q
week ago.
The register at the Grand Union Hotel,
shows a large number of guests during
the past week.
Alex. Hazlewood would like to trade
his farm near Walhalla for house and
lot in Bathgate.
Messrs. Seblen & Halfpenny bought the
threshing machine sold at Brennan's
place last week.
F. A. Wilson is expecting seven car
loads of steamers in May. They are
taken early to make sure of them.
Mr.. James Hanna is intending to spend
the summer ut Devils Lake; that will
cause change in the management of the
railroad section house.
Robert Grandy started on last Friday
for Minnesota. for another car load Of
horses. He expects to be back with
them in about two or three weeks.
MIR. Bostwick's family has arrived from
Iowa. They have commenced house
keeping in the house just east of Hunt,
Holt and Garner Brothers. lumber yard
Il The coming town election has not yet
called forth much excitement. Wejudge
however, that the election will not be
quite SO quiet as things seem to indicate
now.
J, Edward Brennan's children are attend
ing school in Bathgatc. He has bough,
the Ellis House for them to live in, while
, he and his wife live on ther claim ives
of town.
Last week great amount of seeding
was done in this vicinity. This week
will finish the larger part of it. How
ever, some farmers are of the opinion thu,
seeding should not be done till May.
Our merchants are getting in their stool
Of spring and summer goods Luke
Watt are making IL fine display of wal
paper and millinery goods. Melheim {
Fossum are adding hugely to their genera,
stock and making a speciality Of drcs
goods.
) CAvlLEER.
C. Crawford was in town tast Monday
Dick Benson has purchased himself /,
new horse.
f. r. Yerxa and Mr.. johnson we're il
town last Monday.
/, w. H. Staples has moved into L. Bech
tells house OH LIST street.
, The Cavilcer brass band practiced il
) town last Saturday night.
The blacksmith shop was much i'm
} proved by coat Of paint.
Seeding is we'll under way about Cavi
( leer. Paul krinke has over 100 acre
/ sown.
, Tie Catholic church is fast nearin
completion and presents quite an appear
ance.
Noah johnson has moved into tow
and is occupying A. Bechtel's house, OF
Main street.
P. II. McNiastsr, r. F. Movins and A
Vassie are each having their lot SUI
rounded by fence.
The saw mill has been closed down an,
will not be started till next July. Grind
ing has been resumed.
Rev. Movins wore smiling counte
nonce last week. It's boy and lnothe
and child are doing well.
Geo. Farrow informs US he has pre- cur
ed man to drive his team. He is yer,
! young yet but he will grow.
A couple Of our citizens visited one q
, our confirmed old bachelors short tim,
ago and tried to inveigle him into TIN
ranks of matrimony, but he was too old
chicken to be caught with their wheat.
, The board of township supervisors me
, last Friday evening to open the tender
for the bridge. They decided to let tn,
J contract to II. II. Wohlinck. for the sun
of s335.O0. They also appointed b.
Rose as road oversecr of district No. 9
vice John Bechtel who was elected a
the special election.
4, Mr.. Robert Inglcs met with a very mar
row escape from an awful death last week
, He was out blowing with span of fou
year old colts when they became entan
gled in the harness in some way, anc
while he was endeavoring to straiylltel
them around they ran away and knockin,
him down jerked the pillow over him
He fortunately escaped with some bal
bruises only.
DRAYTON.
| Some of our sports are bound to redeem
their character, as set forth in last weeks
paper.
A. II. Wallace, who has been attending
Hamline University during the winter,
returned to Drayton last week.
A. L. Bissel is the first to get through
with seeding in this vicinity, he having
sown the last on E. A. Healy's farm OH
the 2Sth.
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