The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-29
COUNTY NEWS.
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HAMILTON.
Mrs. H. Fennell is again housed
with All attack of quillsy.
Fred Gardiner is again travelling
around behind NJ. Sarvcr's counter.
Davey & Slcrbino are building {;
stable and coach house for Dick,
Bros.
There will be grey plug hat bri
gade from Hamilton to I'embina OH
18th July.
G. II Asselstine took u drive down
to Grafton Monday and returned il,
the evening.
We understand that Mr.. Goo,lall's
family. although. still very low, are il
a fair way for recovery.
Davey & .:herbino have commenced
work OIL the n. L. church and viii
complete the contract ut once.
Frank Lock has added the finishing
touches to his house and gave IL home
party to his friends on Friday even.
ing.
Wipe off you feet before you sc
into Doc. Muir's office; the embclisl
mcnts are being placed in fast. Part,
ncrsllip next, no doubt.
j. Z. Dickcy is building Il large
stable and driving house III the rear OF
his store wherein to store his new
span of drivers and pllacton.
The building boom for Hamilton
this spring is shaping for Il good one
Chisholm has built u nice house. c.
IL. Asselstinc will add u wing to his
Tllos. Mclnnis, Hamilton popular
blacksmith, has improved his rcsid
ence by raising the roof of his kitchen
even with the main building, and is
also fencing in his grounds.
Farmer Cook has returned from his
trip to Oregon and says that that is
the place for climate; hut us he can
not cat climate will stay here IL while
He wants $4,000 for his two farms
how is that for Il cold, corner country
We understand Randall g. Norton.
huartlcrs have requested Norton Il
have the ashes and cinders taken away
from their front door. Driving bug
GIGS over tliose;!sl piles at !. late houl
awakens them from their balmy re
pose.
The township supervisors met us
board of equalization OH Monday last
there were very few complaints, how
ever, Mr.. Abrams having done Iii.
work SO carefully and thoroughly us I,
leave very little room for kicking
Hamilton Lodge No. 81, A.O.U.W
will hold their first annual picnic al
Cavalier at an early date. The cxac
time has not yet been decided on, bu
il will be between the It'll and l2ti, o.
July, due notice of which will h,
given.
Mr.. j. Crowston, who lives about
two miles southwest of here, is erect
ing Il barn and granary, 4ox60. Mr.
G. is one of oar most entcrprisimg AM
successful farmers. Workmem com
menced this morning also on Il barn
and granary for Mr.. David Page.
The annual school meeting for Dis
trict 80 was held yesterday, and W,
arc pleased to note the large number
who turned out, there being Owe
twenty present, which is an unusua
thing for a school meeting. M. Slr
yer was reelected treasurer and III
n. JOY clerk.
The M. Il. Sunday school concert
came to a head on Friday evening
and WAS away up in the ninctics
Every part went through as nice AM,
smooth us Il small boy on Il banana;
peel; i'll fact, it was one of the best
Hamilton has listened to. Proceeds
Els.
The Baptist church was filled to its
utmost capacity on Tuesday evening
to listen to Il lecture by Mrs. Barker.
Territorial President of the W.C.T.U.
Throughout the entire lecture, which
lasted for an hour and II half, the
gifted orator held her audience as if
spell bound, and showing their apprc.
citation by frequent rounds of an.
plallsn.
Married, ut the residence of the
brides father, ut Dnrand, ILL.,, on the
Dist inst, Mr.. J. M. Chisholm. of
Hamilton, and Miss Hattie Davis,
daughter of John Davis, of Dural,l,
Ill. The happy couple returned to
Hamilton on Sunday last, and are now
occupying their fine new residence.
John and Hattie, we extend to you
our hearty congratulations and trust
that your colntenlnccs will always
wear the happy expression which
beamcd FROM them when you ali~hlc,
from the train OH your arrival home
last Sunday.
TOILETTE.
q. II. Fuller, who keeps the farmer.
posted on the prices of wheat at the N
+. elevator, leaves OH Thursday to visit
Fargo, where he has land interests t.
look after.
Hurrah for the glorious fourth, every
body is going to Pcmbina to sec Charl.
tons moose beat all records. Pembina!
Give us Il good day and we will give you
Il good crowd.
The grader has commenced its seasons
work i'll the south end of town, and in
course of time we will have good roads tc
replace the substitutes which, VIC have a,
present. Two years road work is due
this year in this vicinity.
We understand the sqllattcrs at the
station hcrc,got out Il petition for q school
at the side track, which has been signed