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THE PIONEER. EIPRESS,
Entered at tn. postoiiet at rembin. a. .econt
class mail matter.
FRIDAY. JUNE q, 1890.
AROUND TOWN.
TIE wild roses are in bloom.
THE Hudson's Day store ut West Lynne
is closing out.
Rev. Cl,as. Mclean will hold Episcopal
service at Grafton OH Sunday.
WIN. Knna Of toilette had COW kill
ed by lightning ON Saturday.
THERE is one kind of returns, outside
people have never accused Minneapoli,
Of neutrality-suspicious. for wheat shin.
ments.
Tile engine crews OH the N. T.. are nov
changed at this point. The conductor.
are supposed under the rules to reside Al
Winnipeg.
STRAWBERRIES are beginningto ripen
and appearances are, that they will be
plenty after rest for tile last two OF
three years.
Tile Pembina visitors to the Fargo
Tournament returned OH Friday and Sat
urlay, tired hut satisfied, saying they
had a grand time.
CHARLEY Armison reports u ten pound
''sheephead." They are quite plenty
this year and 10 our taste arc the onl,
zeal isl, in the Red river.
WINNIPEG Inns commenced To rum ou
American silver. ten cents OH the half
five cents OH the quarter. Or dime, is til,
discount. Traveller take warning.
JoLIErTE readers, note the noxiou.
weeds notice." Tie township supervis
ors say they are in earnest and will dt
what they can to enforce the law.
TIE Duluth and Winnipeg ruuui has +:
thousand men at work on it. The roa,
as surveyed CROSSES the neck of the Re,
Lake and thence goes straight TO the
Lake Of the Woods.
HoS ]. I.aMoure bought thorough,
bred Jersey hull while at Fargo las,
week. As lie las two fine Jersey COW.
it looks MS though lie was intending to &c
into the stock business.
LAST week, f. D. Harrison completed
sowing 40 acres of fax which is now all
up and growing rapidly. He personally
engaged in all of this work and reports
his work ns good az any done in the fla <
line in the county.
Hon l.. T.. Booker has brought in a
magnificent imported Shire, which lie
intends to place at the head of his herd
of bronchos. Tie horse has been in
Illinois two years and his young stock
are said to be very fine.
ST. Vincent celebrates tho fourth will,
the regular formula. Racing and athle-
tic sports are the principal features. We
will give the program in full next week.
They deserve and expect a big attend.
ance from this ride.
ANOTHER grand good rain OH Saturday,
rsined nearly all day in good soaking
fssl,ion. 1t is safe 10 say that We would
have a good crop this year if we did not
get another shower. There is however
plenty ofroom for more moisture down
deep in tile ground.
HARRY Miller has finally bought the
stock of watches and jewelry from the
W. e. Feldman. estate. and will add
considerably thereto. Harry is first
class workman and We believe has all
the qualities for working up first class
trade.
MISUNDERSTANDING Pichie has
painted his own dwelling and that of Mr..
BranclIaud, near the Dept. Shaw Il
Charlton are repairing aud fixing up the
old blacksmith, shop in the rear of their
lot for stable and carriage house. L.
Price has put in large window in the
rear of his building, and will extend his
stoSe room to the full length.
JoLIE1rE will celebrate the glorious
fourth Of July by grand picnic at Pari.
seau's grove. This is beautiful spot
and arrangements are being made to
have everything pleasant and ENJOYABLE.
The program OF the day will consist of
base ball, crulnet, speeches, etc. A
dancing platform is being constructed
and everybody is invited to come and
enjoy themselves.
MEssRs. Vaughn, Keller aud Scribner
arrived home from their trip across TO
Lake of the Woods, OIL Wednesday.
They had to leave their horses with a
squatter and make the last forty miles
on foot OH account of the muskeg, return
ing by way Of the Z. p. X. They found
lots Of good pine land, good deal of it
occupied by squatters, who are holding
it for the big lumbermen. There is con.
farming land and an overplus
Of mosquitoes and flies.
CENSUS returns: Inspector O'Grady
a big boy from which lie will collect
duty in later years. Another
red.cheeked black-eyel daughter, came
to Edward Piche's house last week, and
ia dandy little .".fisl"-A boy, to Mr..
and Mrs. JOHN Rose of st. Vincent
will say Grandpa" Ryan when lie gets
old enouch.-From the pine woods of
Brainerd comes the vail ofanother baby
girl and Rev. Father" Treglawny re.
joices All seuds word to his old paisll.
oners to "rejoice and be exceeding glad
with him. And 60 grows the census of
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