The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-30

uAMuLIONs
Tllos. NlcInnis is putting coat of paint
Oh his house.
The Piesbyterians are about to pur-
chase bell for their church.
Collectors report money az coming in
slowly which means that the farmers are
holding OH to their wheat.
Alex. Mclean with his new elevator il
now in the field for the purchase of grain
and will, no doubt. secure good share
of the traffic.
o. w. Matthews has his hotel. the
Union House, now running in good
shape, and is ready to accommodate the
travelling public with comfortable quar-
tersfor man and beast. Charges reason.
able. Meals at all hours. Give him q
call.
The friends of good order have scored
one in their effort to prevent liquor sell
ON Sunday, Justice Mclean having held
two ofour saloon men to appear at next
term of the district court. County At
tcrncy Kneeshaw and T. w. Gaffney,
were in attendance.
Money due OH subscription TO PIONEER
EXPRESS may be paid at the Bank of
Hamilton.
Reader. do you intend to get your
picture taken at the Pioneer Portable
Palace Of Photography, ifso 10 at once
before the rush commences. Remember
delays are dangerous. 1t
The Baptist church is soon to be painted
inside and out, and an addition is to be
built in the rear. The work will be done
after plans made by brother of Rev.
Mr.. Davies an architect of London, Eng.
Mrs. r. H. Young and Master Willie
have been spending few days with
friends in town......Mrs. David Greer and
family have returned from their pro-
lorged visit to Canada. The frightened
countcnance of the P. P. P. P. man is
some thing to be remarked. .Judson
l-aMoure visited town on Tuesday......J.
". Dumble of Morris. MIMI, has been
visiting old friends here this week......
Certain rumors of an agreeable kind are
now associated with the name of our
friend VIM. Page, but we're not going TO
give it away.
DRAYTON.
Messrs II. Boulding and A. A. Black
have bought out the blacksmith business
from John I. Walker, including shop and
tools and dwelling house. They purpose
doing a large business in general job
work as we'll as in the manufacture of
siciglls and cutters.
Ladies' square and double sl,awls,
nubias, jerseys, hoods, etc, at johnson
Bros. 1914
We have the largest stock of men's and
boys caps in town, and having bought
them very cheap, We are prepared to
sell them very much lower than ever.
johnson Bros. 1914
Rev. w. R. Morrison of Drayton
preached to large congregation in the
Methodist Church last Sabbath and his
sermons were much enjoyed. Rev. H.
p. Cooper preached at Drayton and re.
ports having a very pleasant visit among
his old parishoners. He returned on
Monday.-Park River Gazette.
Ladies' coats marked away down a
johnson Bros. 1914
A suite of four rooms to rent, apply to
johnson Bros. 1914
The box social on Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society, proved success. In the dis.
position of the boxes there was much
amusement, the program was pleasing
and the proceeds amounted to over $36.
The following is an outline of the pro-
gram: Chorus, "The Chase" by the glee
club; ap address, by R. B. Richardson;
u solo by Miss stauifer; reading, Picnic
Sam" by +. A. Hearty. Solo, IL built a
bridge Of Fancies" by Miss Kennedy;
recitation, Virginia." F. 8. Wallace;
instrumental duet. Misses McCrea and