The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-02-15
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appointed and were obliged to leave as
hungry as they came.
DRANrOS.
There is lots of sickness here.
Supt. Jackson was down this week,
seeing his girls.
MIR. James Hunters three children are
seriously i'll.
j. !. Johnsons five year old little boy
has safely recovered from inflammation
of the lungs.
Robt. Ewing, Henry Kabernagle, and
Judge Armstrong. of Pembina made
dayton pleasant visit this week.
The Dayton Echo. Judge Armstrong
REV. Mclean, and another who writes
the "Pembina Pickings," are all in a
muddlc. A tempest in tea pot.
Rev. +. Al,ern's little girl Jennie had a
close call last week, from membranous
Group. She would have diet, were it not
for the skillful attention of DIR. Ross.
Drayton is going TO have one of tile
finest school house in the county. 1t
will be beautifully fitted up with all mod
crn appliances. Work on the new build.
ing to commence about May 1900.
We are sorry to have to announce the
rather sudden death of Miss Mary Nc
Callum, daughter Of Mr.. j. McCalIum
and sister Of MIR. Neil McCallum, Mary
was general favorite and mucl, beloved
by her numerous friends who decply
lament her loss
There is considerable talk about who
is to be our next postmaster. l know of
no.one who want change, except one or
two who wants the position for them
selves. Our present encumbent Mr.. Geo.
Malnin has filled the position very
cretlitably and with him the public are
well satisfied. but i: very often happens
lhat the best ofpublic officers arc casllier.
ed in order to make way for scllemers.
BOWEsMONT.
ID. Mcclellan is shipping a car OF wheat.
We had a pleasant call from ]. II. I'm
arson of Toilette, Saturday.
james O'Leary, deaf and dumb boy
stopped Mt this place last night. He is
Walking from Winnipeg to st. Paul.
For the information of the gentleman
n Clinton. Ontario We say that it is new
'owcstnont we mean when we refer TO
hat name.
Geo. Litncow had a very pleasant drive
nso Dayton the other day with sleigh
'unner for Il foot rest. Geo. is not one of
he proud kind.
Arthur johnson made business trim
o st. Thomas last Saturday. Arthur is
me of those chaps that wouldn't cuchre
my body, not even his brother.
Miss Annie Huffman who has been Wis.
ting her sister, Mn. V. S. Waldo, has
one to her sister Mrs. P.J. Sherlock, of
Man, for IL visit.
Mr.. Erickson, IL farmer across the river
II Minnesota, is hauling wheat to this
'lare; we understand this gentleman has
100 bushels of last years wheat in his
Miss Eva Latimer, sister of Mrs. A.
'lckibbon Of this place, and Mr.. D. Hem
|erspn, OF Eo;sscvain, Man., were united
II the bonds of holy matrimony and start.
d for their home in Manitoba the next
ay. VIEWS them happy and PROF.
ero"s journey through life.
Notice.
To the board of auditors, pembina
'"wnhip. Notice is hereby given that
T. r. M. Tuesday, the Goth day of Feb
''ary, 1859, the supervisors of this town.
hip will meet as an auditing hoard at
heir Office which meeting the road over.
GERS an'! treasurer are expected to at
end. II. AyLEN,
Twp. Clerk.
Harris new seed cata!oguc.-Wc have
cccivcd Il copy of this interesting and
seful book. 1t is not a mere catalogue.
contains articles Oh fertilizers for the
richard and garden, how to make a hot
ed, starting plants in boxes in the house
liable manure in connection with fer.
lizers. cotton cloth for hot-bed SASH.
Earting melons OH sods in hot-bed, a
cw and simple plant protector, not
atcntcd. etc., etc. 1t contains more
auable information than many dollar
ooks, and yet it will be sent free to any
eader Of the PIONEER EXPRESS VINO in
ends to buy seeds and plants this spring,
end for it and then order what YOU
rant. You will find no cheaper or bet.
or seeds. Address Joseph Harris Seed
o., Moreton Farm. Rochester, N. Y.