The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-04
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers of the Pioneer Ex-
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press, by Special Reporters,
BOWESNlONT.
Our farmers are pretty well through
stacking.
Our worthy post muster has turned
farmer Of late.
Who voted a straight republican ticket?
w. H. Purdy!
The frame of the NJ. l.. church is up.
Bruce is Il rustler.
Mrs. Charles johnson has been visit
ing at Grafton this week.
Messrs. Mcconnell and Irwin are load
ing their wheat into cars and shipping
it east.
MIR. A. +. Huffman Of Ontario, is visit.
ing MIR. and Mrs. Waldo. lie thinks
there is bright future in store for Bowes-
mont.
Mrs. and Mrs. Vancamp, Of Dayton,
were i'll town last week, the guests OF
Mrs. +. j. Sproul.
MIR. Ii. ii. Sproul, ofror,ay. l.,l'lalric,
Man, is spending ms v.ca,iuh IN town
visiting his brOl her.
Our worthy t"wns,nan, MIR. ii. Sllultz,
took Il business trip To Bathgate and
lenbina on Tuesday.
Geese and ducks are plentiful. Sports
men from 1t distance lave been bringing
them down. We are pleased to see them
OH week days, but hope in the future
they will remember the Sabbath. Firing
guns during church service is not be-
com:nga civilized town.
NEtIIE.
The rally business is something COM
paratively new in tliiscounty and rs a new
thing it has been wonderfully successful
and each succeeding meeting has been
q little larger and more enthusiastic than
the previous one, SO by the rule, Nechc
having the closing rally of the campaign
had the largest procession, the biggest and
most enthusiastic crowd. The process
sion is said to have been longer than
Neche streets, torches without number,
the Pembina Cornet Band, and every
body hoarse the next day. Tie big rink
was crowded full Of people. ladies' lnclud-
ed, who were addressed in rousing
speeches by Col W. G.. Plumnler, Ex-
Governor Pierce and Judge Cochrane.
An excursion train from Hamilton, Bath
gate brought up about l50 people while
a large delegation went from Pembina.
The latter party have been arriving
home by ones. twos and threes, ever
since, and lave not all got here yet.
JOLlETTE.
Thursday evening IL democratic meeting
was addressed by the Hon. Whitfield
Douglas, Messrs. Grow and Conmy.
There was quite IL turnout and it is ex-
pected the gentlemen named will poll
good vote at this place.
Rev. Treglawny and others delivered
IL lecture at the school house Monday
eveningswhich was well attended and
everybody well pleased. The vote on
prohibition in this town shows whether
the parties were successful in this argu-
ment, or no.
The weather for the past week has
been rather more successful for tlresh.
ing than what We have had heretofore
But little wheat has been tl,reslicd as
yet and scarcely any wheat has been
marketed. The yield is about ten BUSH
els as far as heard from.
LEROY.
MIR. Telesplorc Dame is the happy
father of another boy.
Frequent rains make thresling IL kind
Of slow, but betters the condition of the
ground for ploughing.
Messrs. Louis Longtcmps and ,Jete had
a 2:4o race last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fountain and Mrs. Cour.
tics. Of Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. Richards,
of Montreal. son-in-law and daughters of
MIR. Anton eIongtemps, Sr. Of this place
arrived last week on a three weeks visit
to their relatives and friends here. On
the 18th inst, Il grand reception enter
tainment WAS given by Mr.. Longtelnls,
which was very excellent affair. The
consisted Of music, both vo-
cal and instrumental, dancing and re-
freshments. Everyone present enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content.
CAVALIER.
Mrs. Mckenzie had the misfortune to |
break her arm last Sunday.
Mrs. q. i. Wagner left Cavalier for her
home in Grafton on Sunday.
The prohibition mass meeting held in
the town hall last Monday evening was
very well attended.
The town hall las an improvement in
the shape Of good heating stove.
The republican rally held in Cavalier
on Sept. eth was well attended.
Mr.. O'Keef., of Grand Forks, republi-
can nominee for district judge, WAS in
the city last week.
V. Qnackenbush, Of Neclle, has bar.
re!s of money to lend OH security at rea-
sonab!e terms. Call on him before You
make arrangements with others. lift
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Notice.
All persons who desire To borrow
money ON their lands or renew their
Farm mortgages, can do so through me
At rates lower that can he had else where
N the county. +. ID. HARRISON.
n.l7 Pembina, n. ID.
Persons who leads life of exposure
arc subject to rheumatism, neuralgia and
umbago, and will find valuable remedy
IN DIR. J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Lin.
ment; it will Danish pains and subdue
Inflammation. IL
Undue exposure to cold winds, rains
bright light of malaria, may bring ON in-
iamlnation and soreness of the ewes.
DR.. j. II. McI.ean's S.renghing Eye Salye
A.