The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-04-24
MOUNT PLEASANT.

WIN WAcn ueAIlHS OI NY misfortune
magnanimously rendered me assistance.
+. H. BERGMAN.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Whitney registers Mol this spring.
The seeding is progressing very rapidly
in this section of country.
The farmers are all rejoicing over the
fine rain of last Monday.
Geo. A. Gray is now in readiness to do
custom work in the blacksmith line.
Mr.. q. Rogers of Bowesmont is looking
for land to buy in this section of country.
WIN. Row has returned from the
mountains, which he has made his
winter quarters.
Rev. E. A. Healy Of Drayton, was maxi
ing friendly calls on some of his old
friends at this point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. McCrea of Drayton,
spent a short time last Saturday with
their friends P. A. Whitney and wife.
L. Richardson's illness has prevented
his attending the duties of his farm
this spring, SO he has procured the service
of Mr.. ]. Miller.
DIR. ]. B. Muir, graduate of Bennett
College, Chicago. was visiting his old
friend VS.. Waldo lately. He is very
much delighted with this section of
country.
Rev. RH.Craig, pastor ofM.E. church,
st. Thomas, intends, holding service at
the residence of Mr.. II. Row. It is to
be hoped that the friends and neighbors
will try and avail themselves of the
privilege of attending
ROMEO.
The work of seeding is progressing.
The water is becoming beautifully less
in the coulees.
Mr.. Andrew Marken has returned from
the east, accompanied by his bride.
Mr.. X. Oleson had the misfortune to
founder one of his horses, just us seeding
commences.
Mr.. John Will, of Elgin, who returned
recently from Ontario, reports cold
winter and dull times.
Mr.. O. A. Cleveland, of st. Thomas,
passed through here OH business for w.
M. Holbrook 4 Co., st. Thomas.
Ben. Berger has returned from Min.
neapolis. We have not learned as to
the bride, but We understand he brought
with him IL very fine span of horses.
Brezina 4 Holtzman steamed up last
week to do little tl,reshing, but owing
to some of the pipes having burst from
water being left in them during the win
ter, they had to suspend.
TOILETTE.
Seeding begins with good prospects.
Mr.. Parisean is reported seriously ill.
Mrs. Youmans ls slowly recovering from
illness.
Miss Fraser, of Emerson, spent few
days with her friends.
Miss Youmans has returned to Winni-
peg after a short visit at home.
Our school which has been under the
efficient management of. r. Young this
winters term, closed last week.
Mr.. Rumble and family have moved to
Hamilton where they have purchased
property. VIM. Taylor purchased his
property here.
A church is being agitated. If some
one will take the first step we feel con-
fident that with what we are entitled to
from the building funds, we could have u
church, and have it built in such place
that those who arc now deprived of
church privileges, may derive the bene-
fit.
III. Snylie has moved OH the Hummel
farm.
Mr.. e. Farrow is putting up fine new
house, and Il Aaind house and granary
r. T. Walsh paid Alma visit and is
going shortly to his farms in Turtle
Mountains.
Rev. J. F. Berry has been to meeting
of the Presbytery at Grand Forks, and is
back again in this land of plenty.
| MOUNTAIN.
Sowing is in full blast in this neighbor.
hood and Mr.. VIM. Owens has already
put in over 20 acres.
Rev. H. B. Thorgrimson preached here
last Sunday in the forenoon, and at
Hallson in the afternoon. Both services
were well attended, as usual.
Now is the time for the road super
! visors to distinguish themselves, for YER
| ily few things ara more needed than i'm.