The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-07-05
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers of the Pioneer Bx.
press, by special Reporters,
n Et.IDE.
Collections are very poor.

NEtI1E.
Collections are very poor.
Conductor Scott came In Monday.
Last week was week Of mourning fol
Necllc.
Tom 1Inpcr is busy putting his bust.
ness in good shape.
Billy Magee is sporting the latest style
hat. Billy looks good in his "Collatier
de vacl,c."
We l,ad our share of tho last rain
which must l,ayc been general storm
everywhere.
II. II. Vaughn passed through Ncche
Monday. He WIS ON his way to lii
Wallialla farm.
The recent rain l,as done lots of good
east of Necl,e, even Tuesday the roads
were reported bad on account OF 30 much
rain.
MIR. Jos. +. Lee of the firm of j. La
Moure & Co., returned last Saturday from
Canada, where he had gone to attend the
funeral Of Ills mother.
Rev. Father GEMS celebrated higl
mass last Sunday and preacl, an eloquent
sermon in French and repeated the same
instructions in English.
WIN. McFadden returned home on
Sunday very much improved in weight
Bill must have had nice time in Kan
sas, to accumulate so much flesh.
Our popular and friendly agent, JACK
Symington, who has been under the
weather for some time past, thinks him.
self improving in health. Hope lie il
right.
II. Brien llas lad his shop papered
and painted, besides getting new eui,
of BARRIERS furniture. All he needs now
is to get his polo striped with the ordi.
nary colors, red, white and blue.
Joe En,lon is Il batcllelor and one o.
our wcll-to.do farmers. lie sports 6
nice rig, but lie is willing 10 mortgage
himself, farm and stock TO nice maid
wlie can cook, bake and take care of the
ranch.
John Flett cannot enjoy his daily
drive, his pretty mare being hurt. Boil
lie and MIR. Wilcox are attending her
Chances are. they had better get an.
other horse if they want TO wear Out
their new buggy.
Hon. Judson LaMourc spent few
days in Neche aud being member ii
the Ncchc Base Ball Club, took in tile
practice and while holding second base
put out our captain. Fred Briden-it wa.
on Il fly. Jud does not let anything by
right Or left. 1t was on tile left thi.
time.
What's the matter with the Tembins
Base Ball Club? Necle would like tc
play them ut home as it il hard for them
to leave ut present. Come here YOU
Pembina base-ballists and if you succeed
in doing us up VIC will sacrifice every.
thing and 80 to the capital Of the county
and have revenge. Answer!
Mr.. I. O'Bricn, of this town, returned
Oh Friday with his daughters, Mary
Louise aid Adele, from Winnipeg. His
little girls have progressed very mucl,
for the short time they spent in st.
Mary's Academy. Parents wishing ia
send their children away from here for
better teaching and learning, should take
advantage of st. Mary's Academy, Win.
niwg, which is all institution second Ia
none in the Red River Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Holmes arrived
in the city yesterday from NecEe, Oak.
with the body Of their little bog, Harry,
who died of Group Sunday. Tie funeral
was held ut o'clock at the residence OF
Mrs. Holmes brother, Harry West. This
was their only child, a bright and healthy
boy and his untimely death falls Will,
crushing force on the Borrowing parents.
Wisconsin Morning Chronicle.