The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-04-11

We sAaNoASOs w 0Otu0 VI Vut yONuk AVsA0s
"Limburger, Welsh rabbit" or "plain
cheese" it.
John F. Mayer has been driving piles
to protect the dam and is now getting his
saw mill in place. preparatory to saving
up about 200 logs he has on hand.
Nearly every one is now reading "The
Story of Man" or "Heroes of the Dark
Continent" Rev. T. B. Parsons having
delivered some 20 books the past week.
Quite little excitement oyer the case
Of State ofN. D. vs.. Robert Walker. Pc.
titions have been sent 10 the county
commissioners. one petition asking that
the costs Of trials be not allowed. and one
that it be allowed.
Geo. Koerner wife and family Of Nc
Council, were visiting at Phillip Vogt's
this week. George has sold off his sur
Iplus stock, etc. rented his farm and ill.,
tends going overland through Montana
looking up location to open a meat
market. He expects to leave OH or about
the lOth Of May, We wish him success.
(Too late for last weekly
Quite number Of people are looking
for seed grain.
7. D. Benjamin aud family have arriv.
| ed home from their visit to Ontario.
\ E. A. and Benson Lockwood have
gone to the Red river farms to nut in
crops there.
Walter Webb left on Monday for VIM
nipeg, where he expects to meet his
mother and sister.
One of the boys thinks limburger
cheese is not the sweetest kind of per.
tune. after carrying a piece around one
day.
Ed Burt and ]. D. Gordon have also
returned. All are glad to get back as
they heard more grumbling there than
here,
Services we're held in the r. C. churcl,
Sunday last. Quite a number contem.
plate going to service at st. Joe, Easter
sunday, extra msi6lc.
On Friday. the social held under the
auspices Of the NJ. +. church, in tile
school house was a success, the program,
being unusually excellent. Proceeds,
1876.
The town Board met Feb. 25th. Levy
for road work, 60 cents on each 800,
Real estate and personal property us as.
sessed in year lss0, and one day poll tax.
Bonds of town officers approved.
We are not only losing all our young
ladies. but the only member of the nobl-
lily, bosom friend oi"H Hole in tho Blank
ct" has left to reside in among more
congenisl spirits, in Manitoba.
School closed last Friday. A. o. Gun.
bingham, teacher, has gone to Neche to
teach in same district lie taught last
summer. w. w. Scott has been secured
to teach the Wall,alla school, and will
begin Monday, April eth.
On Wednesday, the 26tl, by Rey. Jno.
Scott, Mr.. Harry Burns to Mrs. Mary
Eleanor Ann Bauer. were united in the
holy bonds of matri,nony. After the
ceremony, the groom entertained few
Of his most intimate friends Mt the I'm
perial Hotel. We join in wishing the
happy couple "bon voyage" through life.
LEROY.
too lntc for Inst week
MIR. Adolphe Lsngevin of Olga, passed
in our city last week.
Chime again beautiful bells! 1t is ru.
mored that they will chime shortly after
Easter. Is it true Nelson7
Mr.. Jos. Gendron lost two more of his
horses last week. Mr.. Gendron has been
very unlucky with his his stock since
last fall.
The snow is all gone and we lave TAX
Ell the wheels once more. There is very
little moisture in the ground; it will he
in order to seed in few days if the
weather keeps OH warm.
1t il our painful task to chronicle three
deaths in this weeks issue: Died, OH
March 9th, the beloved daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Francoeur. On Marcel,
30tl,, an infant child of MI. and Mrs.
Norbert Dubois. On March 10Th, Mr..
Alexander Iaroque, after a long and
painful illness. The deceased leaves a
wife and four young children to mourn
his loss. The deepest sympathy of all is
extended to the bereaved family.
HAMILTON.
Attorney Muir's horses took scoot on
Monday.
H. L. Norton is out 10 Montana on
business.
JIM. Chisholm has gone down to South
Dakota, some place.
Freddy" Hewitt is out sod pelting for
a month.
Thos. Roney made Il flying trip to
Winnipeg last week.
W. H. Roberts 10 getting quite smart,
and thinks lie can fill the old position by
May LIST.
Your Wexford correspondent went OIL
half cock last week at US. Lay him on
ice, he's very fresh.
Prof. Bell of the Hamilton school, has
80 far recovered as to be able to resume
the music" of HE office.
Wess Boylan is sick. the measles got
after him; he's having lots Of fun now
we have been there ourselves.
R. Il. Thompson is figuring on giving |
US one dozen of photos for a dollar.
Hope lie will get the figures made.
II. Gibbs and Z. Muir were at the
Fsks Monday. They say the Odd Eel.
Id 2 hall down there is simply grand.
Miss Lizzie Brown has been confined |
to her room for several days with com.
plication Of ailments, chief of which is a
relapse of lagrippe.
r. II. Thompson and Bill arrived at
the photo gallery OH Monday last, for
one week. "Boys, oh, boys!' one more
chance for you and your best girl.
C,arlea nickey of nickov Rrou 4.