The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-11-06

Car load Of choicest varieties Of white,
apples just received at s. r. Smiths
Price very low. 1t
First of November made lively times
at the Pembina County Bans. Cashier
Smith reports the hi ygest day on record.
The elevator and grain detective was
In town Tuesday. Don't know his name.
He goes along the line to "kcep peace in
the family"
D. Buttery has returned from Chicago
with large stock Of jewelry with which
he will occupy part of Kermott &
Storms drug store.
Wanted-A first Gloss Methodist preach
or for this town. The ncatest and pref
test Methodist church in the circuit
should not stand without all occupant.
The pump in the NJ. & n. wouldn't
work on Monday to the profit and de-
light of the rival wheat buyers. 1t was
in working order again Tuesday after
noon.
A travelling auctioneer, 81 wlcel-of-ior-
tune man, endeavored to do the town
the other day. Our citizens, not regard
ing him AZ privileged tramp, concluded
to run him out, and accordingly lie got
up and got. 1t is astonishing how many
Rullible people there are in the world,
who can be taken in by the ballest. most
Transparent fraud. The va ant, soap
men always find plenty of ,oughtess
people to thrive OH wherever they go.
DRAYT0N.
John Richie has taken a position with
g. A. McCrea.
Steamer AIsop has made he lust trip
for the season.
Matrimonial flutterings 20 OH the
breeze. Developments later.
The ]. P's lave been very ). ,sy of late
and it is not settled yet you may "I,et
your boots"
Boulding & Black arc preln,.cd To 10
everything in the line of blacksmith ing
and do their work thoroughly. See their
advertisement.
Some of cur pushing farmers finished
blowing OIL Oct. 81. Some that are he
hind are trying to pillow frozen clods this
week. Will it pay?
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Smith and Mss
Sims gave usa pleasant call last W. *.
st. Thomas may congratulate l,erscli OH
such acquisitions from dayton.
A very industrious feeling must have
affected goodly number of our ycsng
men on Hallow cen, judging from ne
location of wagons, buggies, cutters, =,
OH Sunday morning.
A preliminary meeting for the Org IL
zation of Clautauqua Literary I'D
Scientific Circle was held on Tues "
p. IN. Ten names were given in III
membership. A meeting for perma mt
organization will be held ut the house of
A. w. McCrca OH Tuesday evening Nov.
10th.
Rev. w. Il. Morrison, was amazed on
going to tile stable OH Sunday morning,
to find a dilappitatcd old mule occupying
the stall his fine driving mare sI,onld
have been in. but she was absent. \
proper exchange Of animals was effected
ere the church bell called together the
pastor and his flock.
A very pleasant gathering OH last Fri
day evening was in response to the i'll
vitatiou of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Dayman.
Their colnmOdious residence was filed
to overflowing, but all seemed to enjoy
the hospitality of those who spared no
pains to entertain and amusc so large
company. The party separated at II
seasonable hour. highly delighted and
anxious for repetition.
On Tuesday morning ii. w. Hcaly
was awakened about 5 o'clock by an un-
usual light, and was soon made aware
that his winters supply of hay was on
fire. Hastily going out he found man
warming himself contentedly thereby,
but who strenuously denied having c;,,,s-
ed the fire. although there was no fire
anywhere near. Six stacks were con
sumed containing about fortv-iive or
fifty tons. Tie loss is heavy one.
Mr.. O'Ilara, from Renfrew, Ont, has
been the guest of MIR. VIM. idmunds
during the past week. Mrs. j. il. Francis
and daughter have come into IL VII from
their prairie home for the winter, and
are welcomed. Miss Maud NJ. Wallace
has left our town for few MOI lbs, to at
tend school in Pcmbina. III. l. Crandcll,
of st. Thomas, who has been :uitc I'M
well for some time, has been tie CUES, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Smith durin the past
week. He is recruiting finely Ind hopes
to return to his business in u I, days.
A. W. McCrea has been serio, aly inslis-
posed for some days, but under the cure
of DIR. Musgrovc is conyalesccnt.
HAMILTON.
Rev. Bostwick, Baptist mlssoncry to
children for Duluth and Montana, is to
be in town and hold service Wednesday
evening.
"N1rs. Coonrai" arrived Oh the scene
this week. Been looking for her tncc
months. Look out for clean shirt fro IT'S
on all the boys next Sunday.
il Small pox marks can be removed ny
Lemons obliterator; so they can at nc
Pioneer Portable Palace of Photography
of however long standing. Call and &c
us.-THoMpsoN & GREER. /
J. NJ. Chisholm, successor to Chish i'm
& Mclean. las his stock of lumber NJ lis
yard opposite Mr.. Sarver's store cm.'' C.
ing everything in his line of business. II
you want any kind of building mate Il,
call ON him. Prices as low as the
lowest. 1T
One of o. S. Johnson's thrcshcrs has
got as far as Dan McGrucr's drug store
, pointing in the direction of the z. p. L. T.
When it arrives there Greer will doubt