The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-12

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Zepl,yrine Gallipeau 80. Julia Bartlett
80, Rosy L. Perreault 80. Mary Perreault
Is, John Glover 70, Mary Clover rs, De.
liza Glover 80. Joseph Houle IS, Aivina
Houle 70. Eliza Kl6ne Is. Aleck Bartlett
80. Rosy McAndrews 50. VIM. Beaudry
90, Arthur Bcaudry 30. Eugene Beaudry
IS. VIM. Klyne rs, Emma Gallipeau 80,
Mary Caplette 80, Mary Roussin 90, Pat.
rick Roussin 20. Emma Bartlett 80, Frank
Bartlett IS. Susie Klyne 80, Pauline Houle
rs, Rosy Bartlett 80. ELI w. L.RoQuE,
Teacher.
The storm Friday night was the most
severe we haye had for years
John Stafford reports his mill as doing
the best work Of any in the vicinity.
A. g. Thompson, of Park River. is
showing the farmers around here what
work springs from.
:, .R. Pattisson is the champion stacker
Of Pembina county. Two stacks per
hour is nothing, when Robert get his
hand in.
John Hughes met with painful acct
dent last week, but trust, bv this time,
he is able to be around and look after his
extensive farming interests.
A large amount grain is still in the
shock, the weather during the past week
being anything hut conducive to the
good health and religion of the fi.rmer.
The arrival of a young son at the resi-
dencc Of Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, was the
cause Of mucl, rejoicing in that happy
family, also daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stafford OH Saturday, Sept. eth.
The Times man makes quite racket
in his lust issue over the banks of Crys-
tai. Whether it is the banks of the
creek or money banks. we don't quite
know, anyway news is scarce around ST.
Thomas.
Mrs. Gili:-"I picked four pals of
pluns, six pals Of cherries, drove fifteen
miles, gave nine music lessons, plo,lgl,ed
five acres, cut six acres of oats, baked
twelve loaves of bread, lost two brides,
broke the buggy, also the harness, fed
Jack all the plum pie he could eat and
and made visit OH Saturday night, all
in the rain; II pretty good weeks work.
BOWESMONr.
IL. Squire has opened up a blacksmith
shop III Toilette. We wish him success
i'll his many efforts.
Chas. Murphy made flying trip to his
home in Necle last week. There seems
to he quite an attraction for this gentle
man i'll Necle, outside of home.
ID. Dick of Pcmbina is seen quite fire..
quently OH our streets. He is looking af.
ter the farming interests of L, l.. Yerxa,
OF st. Paul, in this nelghborhood.
Rev. 5. Newlove is over to the Beel ap-
ppintmcnt quite frequently looking after
church matters in general. They con.
template the erection of a church this
fall.
Thresl'lng and s;ackingare being push
ell rapidly aspossible around here. The
grain that has been tlreslled up TO date
averages over twenty bushels per acre,
grading hard and northern.
James Thomson, our lumberman and
hardware merchant is kept busy Whiting
on customers. There seems to be 81 large
demand for lumber this season. Mr.,
Thomson received two carloads more IN
Wednesday.
V. ). Waldo returned last Saturday
from st. Paul and Minneapolis where he
bought his fall stock of goods. Ladies
will do well to call and see his line of
dress goods before buying elsewhere.
He also has full line of gents furnishing
goods which he says will go ut rock bot.
tom prices for cash.
PEI'soNAls.-Thos. W. Brown, lumber
dealer of Hamilton was in the city Mon.
day......Mliss Lin Thomas returned to I,er
home in Minneapolis Sunday, after two
weeks pleasant visit with friends. Miss
Anne Mckenzie accompanied her for a
visit, to remain for some time. G..
Shaw went to St. Paul aud Minneapolis
Sunday, to take in the state far and ex.
posltion."...AIiss Nellie Vaughn returned
to Iianline and Maud Abrams To St.
Cloud Normal school, Monday e. lanes
Airih, post trader. left for Chicago Sum
day to be absent a week.. .NIrani Mrs.
}. LaMonre are attending the Minnesota
state fair and exposition ....Leut. Ron.
diez returned to Grand Forks Monday.
after weeks pleasant visit. 80. ss Lula
Cavileer is spending couple weeks IN
ST. Panl......Custolns Inspector Lalorte
left for Livingston, Montana, Monday to
visit his old friend Cass rrud'hom,nc.
now manager of one Of the largest dry
goods stores in that city........ &. A,
li"lbrook spent couple Of days in the
city. ......"Mss johnson of Mapleton.
Mimi, sister of Express Messenger John.
son, OF the N. T. was visiting at Hon. n,
T.. Nelson's the first of the week.....W
j. Knecslaw and J. ii. Anderson made
Il hunting trip to Wall,alla last week .....
Hon. N. Il. Nelson visited Winnipeg Fri.
day on customs business ......... Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Abrams are at the Minnesota
state f.ir...."L l.. and DIR. Booker left
Tuesday for Illinois, via the fair and ex-
Experimentation Hager, Prof. Stock.
well, Miss Hager of st. Thomas and Miss
lorkey, of Syracuse, N. v, now visiting
at Hager's, were guests of Miss Annie
Mckenzie Saturday aud Sunday. .... Miss
Fannie Ferguson of Bathgate, spent a
couple of days with her friend Miss Mel.
lie Vaughn. before leaving for Hamline.
Miss Ferguson thinks Of giving a concert
before long, if suitable arrangements
can be made.....Mrs. Oscar Hopkins and
Miss Eva Cankie, of Homer, Ill.,, arrived
in town yesterday OH visit to Messrs
Short and Ryan's. They will remain
here several weeks......Duncan Menzie
goes to Winnipeg to-day for medical
treatment....Mr. Naylor, of Essex Cen.
tire. Ont, who has been visiting relatives
here for some time. left for home via
Winnipeg, Wednesday.