The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-07-27


The PIONEER.E EXPRESS,
Entered at the postotlicc ut Pcmbina as sccon'
class mil matter.
FRIDAY JULY %, 1855.
AROUND TOWN.
BArIlGArE market day occurs again O,
the 2Stl. Hope it won't rain Oh i
again.
WE learn with regret of the death o
Mrs. Lizzie lIogy, daughter of ii. G. Up
ham Esq. of the Grafton News AM
Times.
BUILDING .issociation-new house
new fcmcc-new crudle-gool cigars
liow's that for progress. Some other
should emulate neishbor Il. b. Ross an,
join the association.
CONDUCTOR |. A. Collins has been OF
the sick list the past week, and Conduc
tor Kelsey is filling his place. We ar,
pleased to report Mr.. Collins improving
and will SOON be able 10 take his train.
Go TO Station Agent Cunningham an,
he will make you Il present Of Il bran new
japanese fam, bearing the monogram
"ChicaSo, Burlington and Northern Rail
road, that is, if they are not all gone
| WE call attention to Il change in til,
noxious weed notice from toilette. In
Guided in the list is French weed, which
the citizens will please remember is Oh,
of the forbidden products of the terri
tory.
| THERE are lots Of weeds along the side
walks through the city of Pelnbina thai
should be cut down and destroyed, an,
the back lots, in many places, need tn,
service of the scytllc. City marshal
notify!
ArEuEN is 10 have II new church. Mr.
ii. III. Mott, the architect, showed us thu
plans and specifications. If IT looks IL
we'll after being built as it does OH pape
it will be Il handsome structure, Il build
ing that Auburn will be proud of.-New!
and Times.
COUNTY surveyor IIcbert came dow
from Cavalier Monday having in his Gus.
tody rllos. Bargeron, Il farmer living near
his place, who has been out of his mint
for some time past. After the necessary
papers were made out, lie was taken il
custody, awaiting orders from the James
town ASYLUM.
Iou can sell whiskey, gin, brandy
beer, mum, DEVILS delight, or anythin.
you choose to call it, in Grafton, fearless
of God or man, without fine or sorrow
but if you give your ncighbor city water
you will have IIarley's experience and
be fined $40 and costs.-News and
Times.
ME. CADENIIEAD, sol-in-law of III. W.
Purdy, was in town Tuesday. Mr..
CaGenhcad WAS formerly connected with
the Dominion scrvcy and is able to give
much interesting information regarding
the wi,ls Of the north. lie thinks the
lIudson's lay railroad will be great
advantage to this country and Manitoba,
only. that it may be now little prcma.
ture.
DIP you see the eclipse Sunday night
The moon looked as copper-faced as an
Indian, and presented much the same
appearance as when seen in the liazy
atmosphere at harvest time. The sky
was clear, and those not too sleepy had
an excellent opportunity TO see the
shadow Of the world we live on. and thus
see it proved that at least one way it is
''round like ball"
THAT emblem of clasticity-thc indi-
cation of spring-Co. Treasurer Win
ter, made us one of his patent cut-off.at-
both-entls calls last week. George don't
stay long, but is always as full OF news as
skinner is full Of holes. He told us
all about Cavileer politics and incident
ally mentioned who was to be the next
treasurer of Cavileer couEty-tliat is, he
said lie was in the field, and that is the
same thing.
ToMMiE Forsythe, who owned several
quarter sections Of land in the vicinities
of Hamilton and Pembina, came through
Langdon Monday with herd of 20 head
of cattle Of his way to the Mouse river.
He says: ~ am getting tired of hand
ling SO much wheat every year, and sold
out in Pembina county. will from this
out stay in Tie Mouse river country OH a
stock ranch and take it easy i'll the fu-
ture. Democrat.
Tie fertility of the Red River Valley
is well known. We can raise more
wheat and oats to the acre than anyone
else. We can produce more potatoes to
the hill than any country known; and
nov We laye sheep story, backed by
George Grogan, that places the sheep
culture on tie same level of productive
ness. Mr.. Grogan has two ewes that last
winter had each one q lamb, both living
and are nice sheep. The same ewes
are now promenadlng with lambs a
couple Of weeks old.