The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-27
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of tho Pioneer Ex.
press, BY Special Reporters,
WA0.D0AI.LA.

WALllALLA.
John +. Mayors mill is now running
night and day.
Election day Tuesday; hope to have a
full veto.
B. T. Grow IL doing the district in his
interest for the Legislature.
J. ID. Stack aud Jas. Derby were over
from Batl,Rate Oh business.
Messrs. Click and Farrell. at l.angtlon,
were IN town short time last Sunday.
+. X. Cavileer and James Airth took
in few chickens in this neiyhtmrllool.
Tl,reshing is nearly all done in this
Township. Seven thresling machines at
work.
J.F. Crosby and family hive been
visiting with his brother, Nelson. for a
few days.
q. d. I.ori,R aud Z. W. Andrews,
proxy Tor John +. Mayer, were delegates
to the convention at Ratl,gate.
Poll Mxes arrived for election. What's
the matter with making one trip for dc.
livering pull iWxes aud books at the same
timer
Rev. C. II. TreRlawny. his son and W.
q. Short were out taking views Of the
beautiful SCENERY to lie seen in and
around WAll.nlla.
Five Menonites. weighing Oh All ave,
rsxe $50 pounds each, were at the mill
the same day last week. The heaviest
Weighed 500 and the ligl,trst 2i5.
Some crops are remarkably good, no.
tably Vim. Weir, 30 bushels per acre; Z.
X. VanNorlnan 80 bushels and ". H.
Harvey 90 busllel per acre.
This town and township are going to
send a large delegation Ia attend the
Necl,e Rally, on Saturday. Sept. 28tl,,
Just to l.ear Col. Plummer speak.
An unknown man with smooth face
and tall cast Of countenance got into the
Central Hotel one night last week and
frightened some Of the lady guests. lie
Immediately .lecanped OH finding then,
awake.
rhe sol,liers have gone ani tho dudes
and mirtits are unable IL gather them.
selves together for general inspection.
The young people all enjoyed battalion
skirmisfl drill hut some Of the modest
ones. did not think it proper to attend
undressed para,le.
Nelson Burley, J. F. Hensley &. ID.
I1oring and Mr.. Weber. while hunting
chickens, ran across n bear VI about lao
pounds weight. Franks t,lne'pI lay and
charge ii sl.ut made him hump himself
20 iast that Seise could mot run in and
hug him to death, 20 the hear got away.
l.. Il. Mclaughlin. of this place, died
In Necl'e. Sept. 18Th. of typhoid fever,
aged q years. THE remains were taks,,
to Wall,allx for Intern,ens. Deceased
was young man Of unusual ability aud
Was making success socially and finnn-
cially. He was sick but short time.
He leaves a mother and brother to
mourn his loss. They have the sym.
pathy Of oil in their affection.
q" Tuesday. Sept. 18th. q party Of la
dies from Langdon consisting Of Miss $.
Y. Watkins, Mr. >. Click. Mrs. pr,
Chalmers. MFs. p'scka|ey, Mrs. Hunter
and Mrs. Merrcr cane oyer 10 visit the
world renowned 6sl, trap and the pic:
turesque scenery in its vicinity. On
Wednesday. under the guidance Of u,
Andrews. the party visited all the points
Of interest, including sallie's Butte and
the soldiers camp. They also took
s,il on the river, aud returning to
Ia,x,lon in the evening. If ever q re.
publican nee,lei protection. Charlie
needed it that day. lie got home all
right.
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