The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-30
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers OF the Pioneer Bx.
press. BY Special Reporters,


For the Readers Of the Pioneer Bx-
press. BY Special Reporters.
CAVALIER.
Farmers are busy stacking.
Democratic caucus last Saturday even.
ing.
Cavalier has plenty of butchers, (only
three.)
VIM. Jackson's boy got his arm broken
last week.
c. Hinkleis horse ran away Monday
evening.
Robert VonGor ris says he expects his
wife home soon.
Sloan & Mcleod started for Montana
last week.
John Stadelinan was in attendencs at
the republican state convention in Fargo
The way things are shaping we think
there is going to be a big wedding in town
soon.
Burns & Henersey has bought a thresh.
inR outfit and expect 10 start t!,reshing
this week.
A. Sweet and II. Rickbiel bought %
ponies from Sloan 4 Mcleod and are
selling them cheap.
John + rruemner lost valuable horse
last week. 1t got its leg broke by being
kicked by another horse.
ELORA.
Our school has closed for two weeks
vacation.
Mrs. II. Murray has been very sick but
is now better.
Quite number of binders wee run.
ming on Sunday.
John Stafford had to got there with
another binder this week to keep pace
with the wheat.
Binders and binding Irvine are the
most interesting topics of conversation
|just now. Quite number have finished
cutting.
The presbyterians Of this place attend.
ed church at st. Thomas last Sabbath to
help organize the church there. r.
Thexton, John S. Anderson and ]. Brad
ley were appointed elders. The new
church started out with a membership
of over 10.
John S. Anderson demollst rated to IFS
the other day in town the ACCESSIBILITY Of
lof buying good Irvine, 80 we proceeded
to Alex. Bucl,anan's store house and get.
ting samples of his several kinds Of Irvine.
John S. proceeded to burn tho samples,
and by examining tho ashes, showing us
the best to buy. After the match was ap-
piled, john $. fearing confagration,
blew it out thereby mixing aslles Of
Manila and Sisal together, which when
examined was pronounced to be a new
process, and the kind to buy.
i wALmALI.A.
| The mill is shut down for repairs for a
short time.
Il We regret to learn that Mrs. Charles
Pease is very i'll.
Considerable sickness in this vicinity.
DIR. McI.acl,lan is kept very busy.
i Geo. Miller got back from Ontario.
Geo. couldn't stay away. Says Ontario
is too slow for him.
Postmaster General Fanse.t and family
of Neclle, IRE tenting in the suburbs and
having good time generally.
| Rev. Mr.. Scott who preached the first
Protestant sermon in the Turtle Noun.
tain country ten years ago left OIL We'd.
nesday 10 accept an invitation from the
people there to assist in celebrating that
historical event.
| John H. Campbell. who lost his wife q
short time since, is now mourning the
death of the little baby that was left
him. 1t died on Saturday. Mr.. Camp.
bell has the heartfelt sympathy of our
people in his double atiliction.
i Z. W. Andrews attended the conven.
ton at Fargo last week. He says Fargo
is a great town but that in returning ia
the 'IIalla lie finds it has grown consid.
erably in his absence. Their is bran
new boy over at his house and e. WIS
friends hope that lie will feel better after
the first shock.
A call for a Judicial District Conven.
ton Of this First District, at Grand Forks
on Sept. 18th is Issued, signed by the
chairman of the various County Com.
mittees. The following is the represent.
alton: Grand Forks county, 90; Walsh
county. 10; Pembina county, Is; Cavalier
county,S Nelson county, 6.-Total, TO-
YOUNG.
The annual picnic will be given by the
Sunday school in about week.
Tom Brown has been down from Lang.
don harvesting. lie went back on Satur-
day.
There are plenty Of prairie chikens
here this fall, owing to tile favorable sea-
son for them.
One Of Tom Browns bronchoes gave
John Hennessy very bad kick in tie
face, one day last week.
Every one is through cutting. There