The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-05-31
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Nx
press, by Special Reporters,

For the Readers Of the Pioneer Ex.
press. BY Special Reporters,
WALllAl.LA.
Fishing is good; pick erel and colleges
being plentiful.
Z. w. Andrews moved into his new
Office this week.
The mill will run night and day now
until the rush is over.
The church choir have practice every
Thursday and Saturday.
Several Improvements are being made
In boil, Presbyterian and II. z. GENE.
teries.
J. F. Crosby Of Bathgatc was visiting
his brother and had grist to mill last
week.
Nelson Burley and family are going to
move into tho residence lately occupied
by Peter Grant.
Benjamin Lockwood, Il. A., Henry
and Benson, his sons, all returned home
after putting their crops in here.
John F. Mayer and q. w. Andrews
have built boat house to house their
boats on the raging Pe,nbina.
The fourth of July is coming and where
is our celebration going to be given; Cav.
] elier county is talking Langdon and
Milton.
The 24th. of May was celebrated here
by foot races and fireworks. etc. The
Queen ought to rember tho boys with q
pint Of Bass'ale.
On the 24th, of May little social hop
was given, nineteen couple were present,
a lively and pleasant evening was ex.
perienced by all.
Why! oil! why! is the PIONEER ExrREss
80 long in coming, We do not get it until
Monday, when in the middle of the
winter we hardly ever failed to get it on
Saturday.
Mr.. Lockwood intends moving his
family TO this sunny Cline for the winter
We extend to them hearty welcome.
The boys think if we get in a carload OF
girls they might come too.
Our herder, John Shay has sold out his
interest in the herd to Peter Douphenia
Peter has taken the herd back to the
Fish Trap, and will receive as may more
as wish to put their cattle in his charge
MOUNTAIN.
Several OF our people went to Milton &c
celebrate the 18th OF May, the Norwe.
gian's day ofindependence. They had
a good time.
NJ. Stephenson had couple experts
from Milton to set up his sample binder
1t looks well and as il would do good
work. As Magnus offers the binder OH
trial before making the purchase, why
not give him Il calf
The temperance society is not dead
though it has been in semi slumberina
condition for some time. 1t will proba.
bly, he wide awake and ripe for action
work by next fall. BY the way boys
what practical results arc you working
for?
Martin Anderson and Pat. Kelly, o
st. Thomas. were in our city lust week
Martin had what ut first appeared to be
a huge roll of NJ SIS under his arm. bu
on closer inspection it was found to be {.
roll of II. II. Georges maps of Pembini
county.
A meeting las been called at thi.
place for the purpose of discussing tho
ACCESSIBILITY Of celebrating xt fourth o
July at Mountain. The people her,
have all declared their intentions to be
come, and many are now full-fle,lget
citizens Of the United States. They ar,
fully in sympathy with American law
and institutions, and their love for til,
adopted country is as strong as il eve
was for the fatlIellan,l. Their patriot
ism is second to none, and neither
time, trouble nor expense will be spared
for the celebration on the glorious fourth
in becoming manner by the Mountain
GERS.