The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1886-03-05
NEWS CONDENSED.
Yown and Nsishborhood Nsws. Re.
ported Tor tho Pioneer Express
by Special Correspondents
From
st. Thomas, Walhalla, toilette, Mt.
Pleasant. Bathgate, Hamilton,
Cavalier. Carlisle. Crystal,
Drayton, Beaulieu and
Parktown.
NEWS CONDENSED.

0faytons Beaulieu and
Parktown.
i BATllGATE.
Bathgate is getting lots of wood.
J. F. Hall, Osborne collector, is in town
this week.
| Geo. Nulph and Robert Russell are
putting in a dray line.
j. II. Watt has gone east for his spring
stock of goods.
Mr.. Earl, general agent for ID. NJ.
osborne, was in town on Saturday.
VIM. James spent last Sunday at do.
minion City with his sister, Mrs. Robert
son.
A new organ ut the Chevalier House
adds to the many attractions of this pop-
ular stopping place.
Carpenters are busy in town. J. b.
stctien is enlarging his shop to accom-
modate his growing tr.de.
MI. Fadden sold his dray business
to r. Grandy and j. b. White. NARROW
has gone to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. II. A. Dusso has recently sold three
organs and two pianos in Bathgate. He
reports good trade. Mr.. Dusso IS a. re-
liable man and parties purchasing will, do
well to see him.
There was a fat mans festival at the
Chevalisr House this week. It is u fact
worthy OF note TINT in one day this week
more lat men stopped ut the Cheyalicr
House than had ever stopped in Bathpate
IN any one previous week.
UoO late for Inst weekly
Roads to Bathgate are good.
Ike Foster is buying fat cattle to ship.
Now and then law suit enliycus tho
town.
supt. Jackson visited our schools this
week and speaks highly Of them.
The machine experts went down 10
Hamilton Tuesday to examine tho OK.
ploded boiler.
lay Mckinney fell down stairs last
Sunday and broke his right arm. lie is
doing well under the skilled treatment
of DR.. Sutton.
lhe boys who went from here 10 Neche
to attend the carnival in tho rink, ON
Washington's birthday report 81 good
time. Our boys had some splendid cos
tunes. Bathgate took two or three prizes.
&c. Garner of Wavcrly, Iowa is visit
ing i'll Bathgate, and looking after his
Interests here.....J. D. Stack il visiting in
Wisconsin. We expect his wife will re-
turn with him......A. b. Little visited at
Grafton last Sunday but is here this week.
HAMILTON.
We hope to have good town hall in
Hamilton ere long.
Township election was held Tuesday
i'll O'Keefe building.
w. Fl. Randall has the contract for
conveying the mail between Pembina and
Hamilton,
+. Il: Yerxa has fine shed erected for
the use OF farmers horses which thew
will appreciate.
Il. ~. Thacker is the man that smiles
this time. Mother and child are doing
well and II. a. is delighted.
We understand that NJ. Sarvcr is maxi
ing preparations for drug store. 1t will
be run under the supervision of DR..
Muir.
Uncle George was iii town Tuesday
shaking hands with his customers and
friends. He says it is like home to come
to Hamilton.
The Hamilton Hotel men, always law
abiding and accommodating, closed their
bar on election day. thus adding muci, to
the quiet Of the town.
Services ut all the churches are Icing
well attended each Sabbath. Hamilton
is fortunate in having talented ministers
and interesting and p.ofitable Sabbath,
day services.
DIR. Geo. w. Boylan is expected back
next week from lisold home in Dresden
where he has been visiting friends for
some time. We all give him hearty
welcome back.
"Knights of the grip have been we'll
represented in Hamilton this week. If
they all made "big sales" surely our
stores will be well supplied with spring
assortments.
Messrs Thompson & Greer, the popular
p. p. T. T. men. have gone to st. Thomas
to attend to the wants of the pretty and
handsome ones of the sanity city who
require the services of experienced
artists.
A lecture will be given by the Rev. q.
IL. Davies in the school house Friday
evening, March 5tIl, subject "Remin-
iscences of Life in Europe" Proceeds 20
to furnish rewards for school. Admission
25 cents.
II. l.. Norton, of Randall & Norton, the
Pembina county horse dealers, claims to
have sold $1,000 worth of horses in one
short afternoon recently. These gentle
men have received their third car load of
horses this spring and they are fine lot
of animals.
Permit me through your columns on
behalf of the Minneapolis and Northern
Elevator Co., to tender to the citizens of
Hamilton, many thanks for their prompt
ness in rendering such valuable assistance
in preventing conflagration after the
explosion of the boiler in the engine
room of the elevator OIL Monday after
noon last. A. d. HELLYAR, Agent.
ST. THOMAS.
[roo late for last week
DR. Barnes is kept busy attending to
decayed molars.
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