The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-05-02
Mas. R. Aylen Is quite i'll

Mas. r. ;Aylen Is quite i'll
TIE commissioners meet OH Monday
to consider the Encouragement OF school
district boundaries as required by Law.
Mn. Geo. Proctor has bought the fine
trotting stallion Fred Mercier from VIM.
Robinson, of Emerson. 1t is q fancy
piece of horse flesh.
REV. g. W. Huntley, evangelist, will
hold service in the Presbyterian church
Sunday ut 3o'clock. Good music. AL
are cordially invited to he present..
TnE Pembina Cornet Band went tn
Hamilton last Sunday and played for
the Odd Fellows. The loys report Il
good time. On their return home they
visited Bathgate.
NEXT Sunday evening Bishop Walker
will be present at the Episcopal churcl,
III this city aud confirmation services
will be held. He will ofiiciate at Bath
gate in the morning.
PARTIES have searched the woods and
river during the week but no trace ofthe
Icelandic girl we mentioned last week
has been discovered and her disap-
pearance is as mysterious rs ever.
TIE teachers institute for the county
will beheld at Pembina the first week
in july. Profs. Hyde and Ogden will be
in charge. Supt. jackson is figuring OH
a lot of good things to interest and inter-
tain the teachers. OF course no regular
g:ogram is yet settled. but lectures, IL
patriotic evening, n picnic, II ball, etc.
are some things talked Of. Pembina
citizens will be glad TO see all the teachers
present.
Ed. lla,tsou attorne! and farmer
vas in town last week. lie reports his
seeding well under ytsy. and expects to
crop about ] ,2ouacei this season, Haye-
ing had 1000 acres diving the past years
lie has suffered severely from failures,
but he still holding hisNead high above
water, and believes he Mill co,ne out a
three time winner this fan. lie thinks
lie was as needy as some,'who obtained
seed from the county. hit managed to
struggle along without sTcl, aid.-l5atl,.
gate Democrat.
ATTENTION Is called to the advcrtis-
mcmt Off. u. Gordon, OF Ernest, of pigs
and cattle for sale. j. D. goes in for
hlno,led stock, and las some very fine
specimens Of Clyde horses, Slorlhorn
cattle, sheep, b.o.leh pigs and chickens
on his turn. MIR. J. g. Jnhnsnn. ot Hyde
Park, also is doing considerable in the
way OF pure bred stock. lIcis interested
in the newly formed Hyde Park Stock
Brec,iers Association which las plirrlas.
ed the fine stallion Largic referred To
elsewhere. hit. johnson thinks the Ilul.
stems the cattle for this cnantry and
OWLS the na:ci bull Necl,c (100GD which
has i.e finest blood o the llulstein-
I'licsian tribe ia his veins. Ills mother
sold Tor ~ 900 " lien eight months old.
Oar farmers need moi 20 out nf ,l;c cuun-
ty for pure bred stock when such men
as Messrs. ordun and johnson keep
ns good ms the best, right here ut home.
y VERY respectable assembly of legls-
:!nrs assemble! Il: the court house yes
ter,iay, consisting of li.e township asses
sors and the c,'unty commissioners. Mr..
: II. b. Cook of Hamilton. was chosen
chairman and a. II. johnson of Dra,ton,
secretary Tie following bases of vaua-
ton were adopted Colts, s25 and s35;
horses, $50; sal'IolS, $iGG; yearlng cat
tie, IS; COWS, 8!5; oxen, $40; mules, $50;
sheep, 81; Hogs So; Wagons, machinery,
etc, according 20 age aud use. in judge
{ meit Of :.sscs%or; merchandise, 90 per
ccnr Of invoice value. We note the fol-
, lowing present: Commissioners Mctiun,
E"mghn, hl;ii.a..i, johnson, and Asses.
s,ra y. II. Johnson, nrarton; Fred Far
row, Cavalier; ". II. TAFT, toilette; L. G.
Myrirk, l'cmi,iHa; Geo. Hoalhousc, Ne
, che; y. II, Kelly, Be"rieu; Noah john
son, Cry stat; tic". Taylor, Eallgatc; 'rlos.
Lang, 81. Joe; Sever Tal!ack, Midland;
John !laZit:i, Carlisle; Ill. Il. Cook, Ham
lton; T.. Ii. Lee, Wali,alla and Frank
Francis, E.o,i..
PEHsnNAls.-Ni,s. II. Charlton rctu,n-
cl from st. Pau, with Miss Lcta and
Master Dubie Shaw last Friday. She
is packing UP her houaelo,l goods pre-
i,ala'orv to moving To st. Paul. ..Iafa-
yet!a Walker of Waihalla, made ,ls Il
pleasant call on Monday. "a. III John
son, Ham. Wallace and ID. Graham Of
D.a,ton, came down OH Wednesdays
,rain.....Miss Kat" Purly returned from
Il visit to Grand Forks OH We,lnes,ay...
John L. Mayer, the roller Miller IF Wal
hala, was in town yesterday. 1, was an
appropriate dag for IL "tlpur" mam......."
Daniel Dick, sou of David Dick, ESD. is
visiting viii, his parents here. Mr.. Dick
waa formerly an employc oil tie steam
boats o! thc Red river in the boom days
He is now 81 resident OF San francesca.
Mr. and Mrs Dick and son visited Win
nipeg on Sunday and returned Tuesday.
accompanied by Mrs James Dick. Da-
vid Dick, ,Jr. of Blainerd, is expected to
Join the family reunion ON Sunday.
MIS-. Juliot visited friends in Manitoba
the first Of the wecl;....Mrs. Winchester
returned from short trip to Mnneapo-
lis on Tuesday G. W. Williams
and daughter, Mrs. Mallon OF Mnncapo-
lis, renewed old acquaintance in ills
city last week, returning to their home
on Monday..".Miss Pauline Harris re-
turned from Winnipeg on Tuesday.
where she had been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Clement. Editor Of the james
town Capital and Revenue Officer j. G. |
Warnock, was looking over the brewery
OH st%turlay.......Mrs. Max Hayden, Of
Grctna, Man. is in the city visiting her
mother, Mr.. Geo. Latham. ..Supt. Rich.
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