The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-07
COUNTY NEWS.
Fer the 1saasrs Of the rionssr N.
pesss, b. special Rsportsrs,

Willirm Finerty has returned 70 Lang
don after q few weeks with friends
around Ernest and WalhalIa.
It u r,lmored that ]. D. Gordon the
BONANZA farmer and stock raiser Of Ern.
ct 10 going to start q feed store at Neche.
The skating party on tile river last
Tuesday afternoon was we'll attended
and good time was had by those who
were there.
Ogden Qaigley Of Mt. Carmel, Cavalier
county, came down on = business tripI
last Friday. Ogden is q grandpa now, asl
. consequence his dsmeauor ID trifle
"pu6ed up"
Bob Spence the whole.souled elk hun.
ter Of Fremont came down to see his
friends one day last week. As usual.
Bob had good supply Of elk with which,
to treat his friends.
Mr.. Charles Benjamin and family oil
Napanse. Ontario, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Fisks. Mr.. Benjamin ,sI
Q hustler and has come to stay for time
at least.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. McGuin
was the ssne Of an old time spend.tl,e.
evening party last Saturday evening.
Mn. Mc3uin rendered an elegant sup.
pei. complimentary to the occasion.
Arrangements are bong made for q
grand time in the Crown Centre school
house on st. Valentines day Feb. 14tll,
commencing At o'clock p. M. The en-
ter.ainment will be sugar social. Pro.
ceeds to 60 to the church funds. Admis.
sion Is cents. A general invitation is
extended to all. A good time can be
assured.
WALAALl.A.
The following marriages took place
in Walllslla since our last report: An.
drew Horning to Lena Kallis. George
st. Arneau to AngeIique Jerome. Gordon
Crisman to Emma E. Parsons.
Big excitement in town. H. w. sieg-
man recently returned from Hot Springs.
Arkansas, to reside permanently with
US
Do not think that this town is dead
because no items appear. Nearly every
house had some one sick in it, and every
body that could help nurse the sick
were kept busy.
The Vondal family finky complexion
had reunion Monday and Tuesday OF
this week. They came from al! parts of
North Dakota aud At the palstial resi-
dence Of Frank Vondal held an enter.
tanning gathering.
Four runaways last week. q. Van Nor.
mans team broke their tie straps, aud
started. running against Mike Hunts
horse, they let loose aud tore down
Central ave. with heavy pair ofsleighs
attached, the horses jumped clean over
Joseph Strong's sleigh, but when the
sleigh collided the widest confusion pre-
vailed and with Mike Hunt whining for
his horse, everybody calling whoa"
the air seemed for moment filed with
pieces Of sleigh, broken groceries, but
fslo robes, blankets and several kinds of
profanity aud harness; nothing badly
hurt but the profanity, and two sleigh
tongues.
HAMILTON.
Geo. Brown il learning to be a "raR
fiend" at Dickey Bros.
Sunday blizzard two for Is cent kind,
Tuesday q jim dandy.
Miss Carr of Batlgate was up Sunday
and visited with Miss Brown.
Who paid for Doctor Muir's dinner at
Pembina2 Ask Jack Chisholm.
Hamilton merchants are atill busy aud
report good sales; we are tile people any
how. Come and see US.
Rev. Klinkle fell and put his elbow out
Of joint on Monday last, which will keep
linn at home for some time.
Rev. Sheckler of Bathgate is assisting
Rev. Kllnkle here this week. Revival
meetings still going OIL.
DIR. Muir and J. NJ. Chisholm are men
ofgreat physical endurance. They drove
over to Pembina aud back in Thursday
blizzard.
Thomas w. Brown and Mrs. Brown
will visit Bislnark and Montana shortly;
wish them pleasant time. Tom will
anyhow.
Hon. Justice sherbind is again in our
midst we are sorry TO say, but at the
same time il you want carpentering done,
get him he's dandy.
FLORA.
Mr.. Sebastian Urla,nb lost a valuable
horse las: week.
BoRN:-At Leroy on January 2Olh. 1890.
Mrs. A. LoDgtemp of daughter.
The infant child of Mr.. Frank Roussin
died last week after short illness.
A new young lady arrived at Mr.. Pat.
rick Houls's lately. Pat meets every one
with big smile nowadays.
There l,xye heen many persons sick
with influenza for the past few weeks.
Luckily there have been no serious cases.
Rev. Father lurDtt il xoue " james,
t'wn N. u. to be absent Que week. He
has been welcoming the new Bishop of
North Dakota.
MIR. X. Martineau met with q serious
accident. while cllopping in the woods
lust week. having been nearly crushed
a falling tree. It Is hoped however that
nothing serious will result.
DRAYT0N.
PATxoRE-HoGG:-At the residence of the
brides mother on January Goth. by Rev.
p. Allern assisted by Rev. H. p. Cooper.
Mr.. L. W. Patmore to Miss Minnie j.
Hopg, all of Drayton N. D.
TOILETTE.
For sale cheap and on easy terms, the
NV a-7-l6l-5l. Call or write 10 First
Bank Of dayton.
Real Estate Transfers.
The following 10 list of real estate
for the week ending Jan. 9th.