The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-08-14
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Come the News Of the Week, Brish,
Told. BY Pioneer Express Cor
respondents, From
Bathgate, Drayton, Walhalla, st.
Thomas. Hamilton, Cavalier,
Fremount, Neohe, Park
town, Toilette and
Bsaulieu.
4 BArhaATE.

Mr.. Grandy shipped in some good
horses last week.
Painting and other improvements are
going on in town.
Barley harvest has begun, and some
wheat will be cut this week.
Attorneys Gaffney and Stack attended
court at Grand Forks last week.
q. L. Parker has money to loan on
chattel security or on real estate. 1t.
A good force Of carpenters are at work
on the Farmers Union elevator.
VIM. James and NJ. ]. Fadden took in
the races at Grand Forks last week.
The black pony that won the running
race at Grand Forks is owned near Bath
gate.
F. NJ. Tough arrived this week with the
finest lot ofhorses ever brought to Bath
gate.
Binding Irvine and binders are going
out Mt great rate. The machine men
look tired.
The new road west is now cut through,
and runs one mile south of the line be-
tween twp. 162 and 1853.
d. Ferguson took in the sights of Win
nepeg last week, while his brother w. j.
went out to Brandon.
Mr.. Cummings, from Conway, says he
can see a good many improvements in
Bathgate since last summer.
The irrepressible Henry Keller was ii,
town few days ago and let us know that
he is still alive and kicking.
L. X. Armstrong has bought the
Mooney building, and will fit it up for a
drug store as soon as it can be vacated.
The frequent rains haye made it hard
to get up much hay, but some of our
farmers have done well in that direction
The picnic held ut Carlisle on Friday
of last week, was we'll attended by the
children and young folks of Bathgate
They got caught by the storm. Only one
accident occurred to mar the pleasure Of
the occasion.
Farm hands are in abundance here
now. They are men who went out on
the G. P. r. to work, and found them.
selves in a bad place, and come back
They have the agents, who beguiled them
into going out there, under arrest.
When Peter Hauge was driving out Of
the grove at Carlisle last Friday with 6
load of young folks. he drove against 8
stump. The shock was so great that i,
threw Miss Brennan and Miss Sloan from
the wagon, injuring them severely. Miss
Sloan was unconscious for some time, bu,
it is hoped that both ladies will recover
soon. Maud Armstrong was also on the
seat that was thrown out but she was
fortunate enough to escape any injury.
A certain lady living about seven miles
west of Bathgate served notices upon all
the saloon keepers in Bathgate and
Hamilton two years ago, and last year
not to sell her husband any more liquor
They. or one of them, persisted in selling
the man liquor. and last week it cost him
about 500 to settle with the mans wife
She meant business, but had to be driven
to desperation before she would avail
herself of the protection the law affords
BRIEFs.-John Robinson has moved
into VIM. Fosters building in the north
part of town......M. Fossum was on the
sick list last week.. Postmaster ]. A
Armstrong and part of his family visited
the Pembina mountains last week.......
Miss Sarah Thorn, sister of Mrs. g. w.
johnson, arrived from New York last
week, and will spend the summer with
Mrs. Johnson...... Miss Ida Thorn. O,
Grand Forks, is visiting at the home Of
F. A. Wilson.
WALllALLA:
Raspberries will soon be gone but Gu
cumbers are coming.
The fronts of our stores were draped on
the day of Grants funeral.