The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-05-28
SPRING SEASON.
What has been Done in the Different
Nsighborhoods In the County
the Past Week, From
Bathgate, Drayton, Mount Pleasant,
Neche, Hamilton and
Crystal.
RATAGATE.

BATRGATE.
Crops are looking fine.
DR.. NJ. Sutton contemplates building a
new barn.
e. s. Stoves makes his daily rounds
now with ice.
The graded road ives. of town, through
the meadow. is now in good condition.
The meat market in Bathgate is prob
ably the best kept market north of Grand
Forks.
y Joseph Chevalier says lie is the father
|ofa boy who arrived ut his house one
day last week.
Mr.. Hank ~, butcher of Grand Forks,
came uph 3 week to buy come of Ike
Fosters ia attic.
Mr. JohA Grandy seems to bear up
We'll under lie name of father" which
he now be; }. All are doing well.
Street commissioner S. T. Merrill, is
putting in some good work Oh the streets
in town. Third street and Garfield street
are now well graded and drained.
Wilbur & Whitaker are selling some
good buggies and spring wagons this year
all Of which goes to show that the farm
ers as class are growing more wealthy.
q. L. Parker makes specially of farm
loans. Parties haying mortgages ,natur-
ing next fall will find it to their advan-
tage to call OH him before negotiating q
new loan anywhere else. 1t
Isaac F. Hall, attorney for ID. NJ.
Osborne & Co.. was in town the early
part of the week, looking after the COM
pany's business. Mr.. Hall is II rustler
and means to collect the money due the
company.
VIM. Richardson had narrow escape
one day last week. He was OH a loaded
wagon when the horses started unexpect-
edly and threw him off backwards. He
struck ON his neck and shoulders and
came near breaking his necl-. He was
unconscious for some time; is able to be
around again but feels quite lame.
DR.. Burritt, formerly of Emerson, will
move here in short time and engage in
his profession of dentistry. He has en-
gagged the rooms over the bank for a
residence for his family. The doctor is
not stranger to many of our people and
comes well recommended. No doubt he
will find Bathgate good point for a
dentist.
Mr.. Wild says your correspondent
made mistake VIXEN he reported that
the Grand Union was closed. He says
the Grand Union is not closed. The
writer takes pleasure in correcting any
mistake. Mr.. Wild says lie wishes the
public to understand that he has the
Grand Union rented for two years and
intends to run the house for that length
of time. We wish him success and trust
that our mistake may not be so far reach
ing as to work any injury to Mr.. Wild or
his business.
The new fire and burglar proof safe
that came to town last Friday created
quite sensation. 1t was loaded on to
the dray and broke it down. 1t was
next loaded on to skids and they were
chained up under IL wagon. When the
wagon got to the crossing of Garfield and
Third streets, the front wheel of the
wagon cut down. and the safe slid off
About ten o'clock Saturday night the
men succee 4 I'd in getting the safe in
position in L. Parker's office.
HAMILTON.
Doctor BE III IS the new postmaster
and will doubt render admirable
service to II public.
Rain. Rain! Rain! is the one cry from
IL.