The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-26

farmers are making the most OF II.
NED CAvILEER has either shot, person-
ally or "been in at the death" of nearly
Thousand chickens this fall. Ned is a
NimrUl of the N,mrols.
TIE Minneapolis Journal says that Mi
clacl Wagner of st Vincent, las fallen
heir To SSo0. 600. 10y the death Of u sister
in Germany.
GEORGE, Dormer having just returned
from Il six months course at Il business
college at st, Paul, has taken lawyer W.
j. kneesl,aw's typewriter in charge.
THE hunting purity that left for Snake
river, Minn., last week came struggling
home on Saturday and Sunday. They
got IL bundled birds, some heavy rain,
some rheumatism AMI of course. lad q
good time.
PRESIDING Elder Foster preached at
the quarterly meeting services ut the NJ
E. churcl, here last Sabbath. The an
nual conference of the North Dakot a
Methodists will commence in Il few
weeks at Lisbon, n. ID.
VIZ have official notice that Judge
Templcton will hold a term of court for
the purpose of issuing final citizen pa
pers during tile latter part of October.
The exact date will be made known
later.
w. l.. AND J. H. ABRAMS, after passing
through remarkable successful season
of binders and Irvine, change Their al
this week to other agricultural machine
ry more seasonable. but equally valuable.
They are rustlers and deserve their sue.
cess.
BIsMor Gilbert of the Episcopal church
of Minnesota, held confirmation services
services ut st. Vincent last Sunday,
Quite a number were present for con-
firmation. In the afternoon, the bishop
preached an interesting discourse at
Pembina.
ACCORDING TO the quarterly statement
published last week, the county fund is
practically empty. Nevertheless, it has
some pretty good assets in the shape of
delinquent taxes AMI seed wheat liens.
both Of which will be largely paid in
during the next two or three months.
FROM the CrystaIEall we learn that
Sam Waldo is about building new store
at Crystal-IIoople is about to have
newsmpcr-Therc is al opening for
smart young lawyer at Crystal--Nliss
Boat of Ontario, is visiting with her sis.
tiers. Mrs. Westall and Mrs. Switzer.
THIS Office has just printed and bound
in pamphlet form, the ordinances of vii.
low City, Bottineau county; and would
be pleased to send samples and prices to
any otlercorporation desiring sucll work
We guarantee our pamphlet and bound
work Of all kinds, such rs ordinances,
briefs, premium lists, calendars, orders,
notes, wheat checks, shipping books, du.
plicate cl'attel mortgage books, ETC., ETC.,
to be as neatly bound and printed and as
cheap MS any good work can be done.
Mr.. WM. RoADmorsE, Of Monmouth
ILL.,, formerly of this township, is visiting
relatives here. Mr.. Roadllouse looks
hearty and Gays lie likes his new home.
He IS settled down in comfortable
house in the outskirts of the city and las
R little plot Of land which lie cu!tivates
rs a garden, AMI has just enough to do
without working very hard. Mr.. Road
house las many old friends in this coun.
ty who are glad to shake hands with
him once more, and to know that he and
Mrs. RoadIouse are so comfortably locat.
ed. Mr.. Roadhouse informs US that his
son, Joseph, who is pleasantly remem-
bered by the old residents, is working
for transfer company i'll Seattle and is
doing we'll and getting fat over it.
J. E. ASHLEY left OH Monday to build
the bank building at Cavalier. as lie re-
ceived word the lumber had arrived. He
will also build all Office building for two
rising young attorneys, Messrs. Brynjolf-
son and Laxdal. who will form co.part-
nership and locate there this fall. These
young gentlemen lave had thorough
trimming and plenty Of natural ability,
and will no doubt find plenty Of work in
heir line In the increasing population
and business Of tile growing town to
which they expect TO remove. Mr..
Brynjolfson las, for some time, been the
'6icisnt and ohIiging deputy clerk of
,ourts, and Mr.. JAxdal las been in At
orney kncesllaw's office. Both of the
young gentlemen are popular and we'll
liked here and we regret to learn of their
.elnoyal.