The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-13
CAVALIER.


Jack Goggins is doing a big wood trade
these days.
Several brick chi,nneys we've built in
town this week.
Our school has some "a pupils aud
about so more to come.
BILL O'Day has purchased himself q
charger. Insurance will boom now.
Trade is booming at both blacksmith
sliops-Andy VENTED needs helper.
DR.. Nugent was in town last week,
attending the casc of Mr. Fred PHILIPPE.
P. H. McA1aster has arrived home from
Everest, accompanied by Mrs. McMaster
School opened in district z last week
with Mr.. Paul Williams as teacher again.
We want good shoemaker, also g
saddle and harness maker in our town
Ten cent counter at the drug store.
All kinds of useful articles sold wonder
iully cheap. 1t.
Chef. Goodrich representing the firm
of Lampher, Finch & Skinner was in
town last week.
Nelson Hebert has engaged the scr.
vices Of jim McHolland in his black.
smith shop.
DO you know where can get car
penter? is the common question round
Cavalier just now.
John Marshall paid our town a short
visit last week......R. +. Smith, of Penn
blna, was in town last Tuesday.
Neil McKechnie has moved his house
Oft his farm OH to Douglas Island where
he will take up his winter quarters.
Tom Larter received a very young
lady visitor at his place last Saturday
night. Both mother and child are doing
we'll.
The giver Of all good gifts seems to have
selected Lee Bechtcl as special favorrtc
Besides presentation Of the priceless
treasure of n daughter. the usual thous.
and dollars worth i'll the form of a possible
future George Washington, was, with.
out much ceremony, ushercd into the
family. They are large healthy looking
children. We hope the fathers ecccn.
tricity will not become chronic. In a
transport of JOY, lie rushed to the drug
store for the latest issue of Buchinl,am's
hair dye and the most approved Frencl,
moustache wax, regardless of price.
But-Bro. Lee, remember that, in all
stages ofsuccess it is becoming that thou
clothest tl,ysclf in the precious garment
of meekness, as fortune may not always
smile upon thee thusly. Dated. Novem-
Der 10th, Ammo Domini 1885.
In your last weeks issue your cocoa
slonal correspondent. in hurrying
through news items to reach You us late
as possible, and early enough to be in
serted before going to press, hap
pened to make some remarks in regard
to halloween fun, without taking the
time to look it ovcragain and now hastens
to make amends. When, years ago, we
lived in Kalamazoo, the fun degenerated
into mischief. Boys and men alike
made night hideous and as some held
lucrative official positions. nobody dared
tocomplain or sue for damages. Although
being chronic sufferers from these i'll
roads OH our premises, the expressions
used might have been more circumspect.
However, We did no! mean to aim at any
person or persons in Cavalier, rs will be
readily observed; the item was a
general comment on the occasion. The
word insane" means i,nperfection of
mind and sounds harsh. But not one
man is born perfect, his actions through
life are imperfect more or less; where
fore he is insane in a greater or less
degree and the expression, therefore. is
correct and is very conveniently used in
criminal cases. In apologizing to any
person who may have taken the matter
as individually intended, we have only
to say, let us have something new next
year, something representing the inven-
tive genius of our boys and let us have
peace.
MIDLAND.
AsclIooI house is being erected by Mr..
Gull for district 73.
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