The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-09-11

wALIiALLA.
Lots of plums.
Chickens are plentiful.
Lots ofbuggies at the carriage shop.
Rev. Mr.. SCOTS garden l,as not been
touched by frost yet.
Is it sin to 90 riding OH Sunday and
take your gun along?
Mr.. Conway, the ten man, gets around
about every sixty days.
Louis NORM has as good u team of
mules as there is in the county.
Monday was Il very quiet day. Farm
crs have very frosty countel@ncc.
No wonder We don't have cholera here.
Frost kills all the melonsand cucumbcrs.
Our New Era has done good job OH
the road q few miles tins side of Nechc.
Jack McGuin has been driving stage
while Mr.. Bowles was building his
gallery.
1T. Dryden is working in Mr. Burley's
store, during the absence of Mr.. 4. >.
Burnley.
A couple of swclls, with about dozen
glasses too much, adorned our streets OH
Saturday.
We miss Joe Walker to stir up u rail-
road excitement Guess the chickens
miss him too.
A large bear has been seen across the
river, several times. few of the boys
should lay for him.
It's. Burlcy left for Ontario last week.
He will visit all his old friends and re-
turn in about six weeks.
Mrs. Davids was taken seriously i'll
again Oh Friday morning, but latest re-
ports are that she is improving.
The half-brccds are all excitement over
the scrip business, and some are indulg-
ing in little of the esprit of fermentum."
One of our farmers, while riding q llar-
vestcr " ore three coats, wool boots and
mittcns, and then was cold. He wants
to sell out.
Chas. Grant is making preparations
for u big run of thrcshing this fall. He
furnishes the crew and threslles for
eight cents.
r. Il. Mclaughlin had his two hundred
aud fifty acres CT wheat cut over ten days
ago. but lie worked until ten o'clock eve
ny night to do it.
Quite number of the half breeds are
getting scrips in Manitoba and selling
them for comparatively nothing. Joseph
Tomar sold four at $40 each.
Mayo and Mclaughlin have sold all
their Irvine and are daily receiving or.
ders for more. Every one that used it
says it IS as good as the best.
At the residence offs. o. McGuin, OIL
the evening of Sunday, Aug. 30th. Mr..
Isaac belong of Olga and Miss Jennie
Andrews, of Walhalla were united in
matrimonv.
PARKTOWN.
Miss II. Best of Bay Centre is visiting
friends in town and taking our bachelors
hearts by storm.
Rev. Schraln, of Pcmbina. preached an
eloquent sermon to the Parktown con-
gregation OH Sunday last.
we were glad and felt highly honored
to see our name amongst the delinquent
taxpayers in your last issue.
The next time We write We will try
and give you some of the returns of the
big Yields of Parktown's grain fields.
Mcssrs. Bell & Fuller started their new
thrcsllcr OH Monday and by al; appear
anccs Alex. will have to throw off the
boots as well as the hat this fall.
The latest sensation in town is rattle
snake with six rlttles and Il wolf with
two rows of tcatl,. Mr.. Doblcr has the
honor Of killing his srakcsllip but the
wolf is still at large.
The grain is mostly all safely stacked
and what is tl,rcslled turns out to he Of
extra good quality and the yield fully up
to the standard, though some pieces Of
late sowing have been damaged slightly
by frost.
CAVALIER.
i L. Wilkcns took in the city this week
A number are out plumming just nov
but the fruit is hardly ripe.
David Elenbaum has erected ware
house alongside Of his store 4G #. long.
Mass was celebrated in Cavalier las
Sunday. Every third Sunday is the da.
ofscrvice.
J. W. Hughes has got his house pIas
, tered throughout and it will be 500,
ready for occupancy.
r John Mctiuin was seen last week will
. u smile on his face. Its another farme,
All smart.