The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-15
COUNTY NEWS.

COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Bx.
press, By special Reporters,
WALDbAI.l.A.
Mrs. q. d. Lo.ing llas gone to Grand
Forks to visit her sister. Mrs. George
Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lockwood went down
to Toilette to visit the old place and see
how Henry and bride are progressing.
A. o. Cunningham, late teacher near
Necle. is now rusticating in the balmy
atmosphere to be found close to the
Peinbina mountains.
N r. Burnley moved into the house the
doctor vacated, and the house Mr.. Bur.
ley vacated will be put in repair for the
tenant waiting fol it.
Rev. T. B. Parsons vacated the Hurley
house to make room for Rev. Morrison.
Mr.. Parsons is going in the Jamison
house with Mr.. Wagner.
Mrs. Ralph Benjamin aud Miss Edith
Wycott who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. John HOWE. leave for Bran
don. Man. on Thursday.
At the tea meeting, Thursday evening,
last, in Coburn's school house for tile
benefit Of Rev. John Scott, $3S was rails
ed and a good time was enjoy ed by all.
DR.. McLacl,lan moved into his new
quarters on Central Avenue and 18th
street, which Mr.. Peters had been pre-
pairing for him, aud he is now costly ell.
sconced therein, having nice drug
store IN front and living in the back and
upper story Of the building.
Mrs. Israel Peters and Miss Lizzie Nc
Guin left for Odessa, Ont. OH Monday
the 18th inst, to make an extended visit
This is Mrs. Peters frat trip east since
coming here nine years ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hurley, late Of California
will lie in charge Of Israel and the Cen
trail Hotel while Mrs. P. is sbsent.
Mrs. A. Emmerling who llas been visi
ting her brother for the past three week.
returned to her home in st. Boniface last
week. While here, she had IL splendid
monument erected in the Catholic GENE
terry to the memory Of lel late husband
George Emmerling, the founder of thii
town. An elegant head st ne to the
memory of John +. Mayors children ant
a monument to the memory of the Gin
gras family were also erected in tile
cemetery. They are all works of art
executed by p. Gjins, Of st. Peter, MINI
An old dog that had been in the fami
" long time was taken sick, and fo
two weeks was allowed TO sleep in the
house. One evening just before the peo
pie retired for the night, lie came up Il
his master and held out his paw, Ia thin,
he never was known to do before, } ant
would not leave before his master hat
shaken il and tell him he was a goot
dog; then went to his mistress and die
the sumo thing, then to the man and re
peated it, then contentetlly went to hi
bed, and in the morning lie was dead
What was it, instinct or knowledge tim
he was going TO die and wished to ga,
good bye.
ERNEST
Farmers are busy hauling in thei
wheat.
Henry McGuin is in the county sea
this week.
Miss Jessie Jack came in from Gretn,
to attend the tea meeting AMI spend
week with friends.
William Epton is talking Of going int
the fish blislness.-tllere are no flies OF
Billy's ability as Il fish pe,ldler.
| William Daily las resigned nls position
with Charlie Lee, and is now rusticatinI
in the neighborl,ood Of Elm Point.
Mr.. Cooper Of Grand Forks. collecto
for the st. Paul Fire & Marine INSURANCE,
company was doing business arount
Ernest on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. d. Fisk has been very sick fo
the past week, but we are pleased t,
learn that she has 80 far improved as t,
be able to attend to her household duties
The ten meeting held in the scloo
house last Friday evening by the l.atIie
Aid was well attended and u good time
was had by those who were there
Something over 80 90 was realized.
| CAVALIER.
j. l.. Wright las gone 10 Montana.
Peter Gold lost a fine COW last week.
All Sweet has come back to Cavalier t
stay.
Harvey Bissel, OF Mimic, WAS in towr
Sunday.
Cy and Lee Bechtel shot four fine
deer one day last week.
II. +. Partt is selling oak wood Mt 81. q
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