The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-03-22
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Ex.
press, by special Reporters,
WALlOAL,LA,

WALllAl.LA.
Skating is a pastime that every body
can enjoy now.
There Is trouble in the Brown family
It appears John Pillyo is skipping out is
not settled yet.
John e. Harvey is home from Grand
Forks where he has been attending the
University.
WIN. Scott is at home. He has been
teaching in Shepard. this county, during
the winter months.
A dance held at William David's lust
Friday night was SC cial success. Every
body but one seemed to he happy.
James Robertson has q fine lot Of
horses TO sell. N. II. Burley has two
binders and two horses for sale cheap.
The seventeenth of old Ireland has
come and gone without any special de.
monstratlon in this part of tho country
An ice house is good thing to have
and several Of our town people are tax.
ing out ice for the coming summers use
It is good No. l hard crop.
Lightning rods are here, some Of then
to stay and some have gone away. Is
raeal Peters had Ills hotel ornamentct
with them and John F. Mayer his mill
The Ernest dance was also one long tc
be remembered by those present as one
of the most enjoyable social dances ever
got up in that noted social neiyhborllood
i It is said that Miss Maggie Mullins
Miss julia Mullins and Miss Hope arc t
teacl, the three schools in Frec,mon
township, Cavalier county, this summer
\ w. W. Miller sold his cutter an,
traded oil old Jim, his horse. will, til,
lightning rod men, lust week. He vii
soon have no asaessable property at thi
rate.
The town board met on Tuesday
March 2Gtl, to approve bonds and I,
transact any ether business that ma,
come before the board. all arc invite,
to attend,
The concert and box social ut Crow,
Centre was dc cided success. Bay Cen
tire. Mcconnell and the home talent con
tributing to tile enjoyment of the even
ing. Proceeds, $3.50.
james Jameson has Saturday barbe
shop in the saloon, where you will iint
him every Saturday, ready to trim you
1fyou want anything in that line, he il
a tonlorial artist of no mean ability.
Briggs Grow had IL telegram from re
latives where his wife is visiting nca
Detroit, Mich, that she WIS ,langcro,,sl,
i'll and not expected to recover. II,
left for Michigan Immediately after.
| Z. w. Andrews has several farms t,
sell on reasonable terms, and transact
any and all kinds of conveyancing
Farms to rent, and makes prc-cmptiol
and tree culture filings.
John L. Mayer is now ready to do al
kind ofmilling on shortest notice. III
is running now from IL to IS hours pc
day. The mill is in fine shape and i
turning out flour second to none in an,
country. Try him and see for yourself
CARLi>LE.
4. A. Weeks is moving to his farm.
Roads are bad owing to the tllaw.
Jos. Argue is visitin. friends in Carlisl,
this week.
Wesley Argue went south to spend ,
few days.
Mrs. Lamb was the guest Of Mrs.Car
last Monday.
Most of the little ones that were sicl
are getting better.
Mr.. Hart preached in the school nous,
last Sunday.
Miss Eva Mofatt, still visits at he
grandmotlher's.
]. p. is seen on our streets no more
wonder why.
Mrs. A. q. Moflatt is very ilIlanl unde
the skillfnl treatment of DIR. Harris.
Our farmers are all seemingly yer,
busy making preparations for season
hard work.
Several of our young men went Il
Emerson last Sunday To the Salyatio,
Army.
A large number nf Carlisle's most
learned students will attend the cx
animation at st. Thomas and We trust
they will not come bat k disappointed.
Some Of our young men went to pay
their respects to some of the newly mar.
ried couples by +. A. Weeks, they
were invited in the house to partaEe OF
some Of the wedding cake, but the boys
were not very hungry laying eaten theil
suppers before going, but all thank Mr.
Weeks for the kindness shown to them
on the occasion.
MAnRIED:-At Drayton Dakota, Marcel,
18th, 1889, Mr.. Thomas Weeks OF Car
Isle, to Miss Francis Mcconnell of Mid
land. Thomas who lgs won beautiful
and lovely prize in the matrimonial draw
ing is a prominent farmer of Carlisle.
lie is highly honorcd by all who know
him and is in every way worthy of the
confidence and affection of his happy
bride. The young husband! and wife
left for brief wedding trip and returned
to Mr.. James Weeks, Bathsatc, brother
OF the groom, where large number of
friends and relatives assembled to greet
the bride and groom on their return.
A bountiful table was spread with all the
luxuries OF the season. We all extend
our cordial congratulations with the
sinccrcst hopes for the future happiness
of Mr.. and Mrs. Weeks.
CROWN CENTRE.
Malcolm Fraser has returned from his
visit in the east much improved in health
The funeral sermon of o. Il. Daniels
child was preached last Sunday.
Rev. John Scott will preach in Crown
Center OH Sunday in Rev. Parsons place.
Mr.. Wool and Miss Wild Of Morris
were visiting ut George CarscaIlen's few
days last week.
Well the box social has come and gone
aud every body seemed qnitc contentctl
with those they got Every one declared