The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-09-28
COUNTY NEWS.

COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Ex-
press, by Special Reporters,
Peter st. Amour started to thresh on
Monday.
Mr.. Simeon Geroux and wife drove
down to Pembina Yesterday.
Mr.. James Flett. of Walkerton, Can.
ada. is visiting with his son, J.B.
There is a new landlord in the Clevc.
land House, which makes Mike Horigan
smile every time lie thinks of him. He
was enrolled last Friday.
Rev. Father Philips of Denver, Colo.
RADIO. was in Neche last week on his way
to st. Joe and Olga where he will bring
some thirty little half-breed girls to his
convent in Denver.
Mr.. Wilcox and family returned to
Neche last week from their summer trip
down east. A. S. took in Indiana and
while in indianapolis had the pleasure
Of shaking hands with the General. Say!
say! there's no use talking, lie is sure to
be elected. Ifyou want to get posted on
politics, 90 down east.
The members of the r. c. church were
greatly disappointed last Sunday, as the
Rev. Father Genet could not officiate,
having been called away to lakewood,
where lie has been appointed parish,
priest. Tho people returned home with.
out hearing mass. 1t is to be regretted
that such an important congregation
should be without priest.
Jacques CHM sported tral-la-la coat
yesterday and exhibited gold twenties
coined from his wheat mint. He had
lots of fun with the elevator men Of
Neche in the way they appraised lis
frozen wheat; some Offering 4Oc, and
others more until he struck Jim whc
allowed him SIC a busllel. Jack wa.
ticklcd to death over it and gave the
thing away to his chum Tom who spread
it all over town.
Goo late for last wcck.)
Thos. Bell took trip to Walhalla O.,
business.
Threslling is the order of the da,
around Nechc.
Rev. Mr.. Bridcn and Well went t.
Mimic to visit Prof, Briden.
Rev. Cyrille st. Pierre and Mr.. T
Donovan of Leroy were in Neche tl,il
week.
In the race between Messrs. Elliot
and Robinson's horses the Neche hors,
got there.
Hon. Jud. LaNloure, w. A. Murphy
w. u. Elliot and many others took il
tho fair at Grand Forks.
High license platform is all the tall
among our farmers. They are not goin,
to be left this year. Twenty thousant
dollars is too much for the county o
Pembina to lose.
MIR. Louis Capitant and Miss Mar,
Louise Allard, both of Nccl,c township
were married OH Tuesday morning
Sept. 18th, in the Il. q. Church, by the
Very Rev. Father Gcnin, who preached
an eloquent sermon for the occasion
Seats III church were pretty well taken
by friends Of the happy couple. After
the ceremony was over, the shaking Of
hands and good wishes were extended
as is usual OH such occasions. The we'd.
ding party. headed by the groom and Ills
handsome bride, drove to Mrs. Capitant'e
where the company sat down to a stump
tuous dinner liz cuisine franchise, pre-
pared by our friend Eugene Crenset
who is true chef and member of the
Gordon bleu. After having partaken o.
the good things, which were in abuud
ance, and drank to the numerous toasts
the afternoon was spent in songs and
games. The feast was aftcrwarl CON
tinued at Mr.. George Allar,l's by grand
supper where nothing had been spared
to make sumptuous repast. After sup.
per the ball was opened by MIR. Louis
Miron and the bride and kept going
until called TO the revcillon which, like
the supper, was excellent. Dancing was
then resumed and it was four o'clock a.
IN. before the party broke up; all going
home highly pleased with the reception
given them by Mr.. and Mrs. Allard and
Mrs. Capitant. The bride who is q
pretty brunette, wore a rich garnet
satin toilette. trimmed with Spanish,
cream lace which was very becoming.
Miss Malvine Allard att ended tile bride,
while Mr.. Louis Miron did honor to his
position of best man. Mr.. A. Douville
gave the groom away and Mr.. Allard the
bride.