The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Bowssmont, Cavalier, Vt. Thomas.
Hamilton, Hyde Park, Bath.
gate and Drayton.

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Hamilton, hyde Park, Bath
gate and Drayton.
HAMILTON.
F. A. Lawrence is expected back thi
week.
T. Z. Yerxa, of Fargo, was in tow
last week.
Aud now the town is the proud owne
oftwo public wells.
Large quantities of wheat are bein,
marketed every day.
John Mcmillan was taking in til,
booming town of Park River this week.
The Methodist pulpit is having rest
the new appointment being still unmade
Miss Bride has finished the fall tern
of her school and returned to town fol
the winter.
F. A. Lawrence is helping the farmer
70 better prices for their frosted wheat
Success to him.
Chisholm 4 McGruer has sunk vel
l28 feet deep with about 124 feet of fairly
good water.
DR.. Muir reports increased practice
which in this case does not mean ar
increased amount of sickness.
Mrs. Brown, of Ottawa. mother Of oul
popular lumber merchant, is visiting hel
sons and daughter at this point.
Only per cent. for all the money YOU
want to loan on improved farm property
John Mcmillan, Hamilton, DIT. 1t
R. H. Young was calling ON his friends
particularly the correspondents, ON Wed
nesday. We will try and DO better.
Considerable damage to stacks of grain
and hay was done by the prairie firt
week before last. Robt. Menzies and
Robt. Trotter are among the losers.
Money due on subscription may be paid
at the Bank of Hamilton.
Mrs. Small, of Kansas City, who Ina.
been visiting friends in Hamilton and
Cavalier, has returned to her old home
We wish her every success and pleasan,
journey.
We understand that Mr.. W. &. Green
is agent for Wilcox & White organs
We are glad that s,lcl, good man hat
hold Of these organs as they are cheap
durable and IF finn, tt,uc
Carpenter Robbins IN putting in q
mammoth cistern into the Hamilton
House in order that the inl,al,itante
thereof may perform their obligations in
the pure liquid from the clouds.
A PIONEER EXPRESS reporter paid q
visit to Thomson & Greer's, r. p. p. r.
and found that the place really merits
the name of "Paluce of Photography.
Mr.. Thomson showed a large assortment
of recent specimens of his artistic skill in
photography. which, evidence superio,
ability in the profession.
j. Wallace made quite a lengthy
business tour. to and fro, through Cav.
alier county, last week and reports fall
blowing going on rapidly and cheerful
hopeful spirit manifest amongst the
people, notwithstanding the carly frost
which, however, will not reduce the
price of wheat to last years level.
MIR. Robt. Horne entered upon his
duties as principal of our public sclloo
this week. Mr.. Horne is one of the mos
successful teachers in our county and ",
expect to see our Hamilton schoo
flourish under his management. Mis-
Harris, sister eff DR.. Harris of Pembina i
acting as assistance.
We are SORRY to record the death o
Mrs.C. H. Asselstine which took place o,
Tuesday. She had been in feeble healtl
for a considerable time, but at the las
death came somewhat suddenly to reliev
her sufferings, all that medical skill coul,
accomplish failing to restore her. She wa
an estimable lady. faithful and lovin
wife and mother and her example tina
ola Christian. The bereaved husban,
and motherless children have the sym
patty Of wide circle of friends in thei
bereavement. The funeral will TAX
place to morrow. Thursday, from her lat
residence west of Hamilton, the service
being in charge of Rev. Mr.. Hamer.
large concourse will doubtless be in al
tendance.
ST. THOMAS.
Business is lively. Our stores are doin