The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-26
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Hx
press, by Special Reporters.
BEAULIEU,

pE0oUs Oy 0poClol AoporI0f0,
BEAULIEU.
We are In receipt Of the most delight
full weather the world has ever seen.
Mr.. NJ. Metelman has rented farm
near Bsthgate for next year. As Mr..
NJ. is one Of our best citizens we regret
his departure.
Mr.. Mayer, of Walhalla, is full of bust
ness at the mill. They come with grist
from all quarters for the reason that they
always take home first class flour.
Mr.. Chas. Soby another old settler and
respected citizen is about to leave US. He
goes to Toronto. Out. whittier his family
have already gone abont two weeks ago.
Mr.. LYMAN Dickenson and wife have
also decided to quit our beautiful sub.
urbs for ut least few months. Mr.. d.
goes to st. Thomas to reside with a son,
while Mrs. D. will abide with daughter
at Gretna, Man.
Mr. j. Fatlden slot one of the finest
bucks ever seen in this locality. John
says there is plenty of deer but not snow
enough to make hunting them success.
but rs the time in which to hunt them
is liTited he must make the best of it.
Mr.. Macarthur had the misfortune to
lose fine white broncho some time
ago. She broke loose and has not been
heard from since. 1t is needless to say
that MIR. MICA would he very glad to
know her whereabouts for she is good
one.
MI. Brown our genial merchant and p.
Nj. is doing u large trade for this place
AMI converting his merchandise into
big silver slugs bearing the engraving of
that noble king of birds we love to call
the eagle, with his claws full of thunder.
bolts.
MIR. John Sumter has likewise gone
nobohy knows where-but rumor saltl,
he is safe in the arms Of johnny Bull
We understand that financial pressure
accounts for his present absence. Any.
way John is a good hoy and his many
friends would like to see Inn back again.
Some of our farmers heing dissatisfied
with the low grading done at the var.
ious elevators, are getting their whea,
manufactured into nnur, which can be
sold at fair price. We would naturally
suppose that when flour is a good price
that wheat should he likewise hut it an.
pears that cheap wheat after all makes
quite good -four.
mAMiurON.
Chns. Dickey WAS in town last week.
Dan Ruby. of Cavalier, and Christian
liaist are visiting in Ontario.
Rosiall yarn Scots IL pound at Green
Bros, Hamilton, this is q snap.
The entertainment on Christmas eve,
by the NJ. l. S. S. was first class in every
respect.
We had a fine discourse in the Pres
byte, ian church here on Sunday last by
the Rev. Ryan, of Cavalier, on Elijah.
We are headquarters for plush cl,mks
newmarkets and ,jnckrts Our sales al
far amount To over $3.50. Notice this
anil come and leave your onlcr.-GreeI
Bros.
Will Mclaughlin pulls out from Ham.
ilt"n today and says to stay. lie will
visit Colorado first, but does not know
where he will locate. We wish him
suct cess.
The long looked for entertainment in
the town hall came of on Thursday, Dec
18th, all had Il good time and spent q
pleasant and profitable evening.
Fine spread of skates at Fl. n. JOYS.
Young man! Come and huy one of oul
fancy work bnskets full Of prime tea
Give the tea I" the old lady md the has
ket to the young lady and then you will
be solid. See! Green Bros.
The sudden death of Mrs. Wright
wife of Thos. Wright, Jr., has cast q
gl"m over the whole community. Mrs
Wright was well and favorably known
and highly respected. One year ago q
bride; Il short year. and the cemetery
holds all that is mortal of her. She
leaves behind an infant that will neve,
know a tender mothers love and care
but will have all that friends can do. W.
tender Mr.. Wright our sympathy in tlis
his dark hour.
Tho following is the program as nea,
as we can remember, that was given al
the CONCERT on the 18th: Violin and or.
gan duet, Voice of the Winds, Mr.. Green
and Mrs. Sl,arpe:reading, Model Sermon,
Mr.. sherhnno; song, Midship Mike,
Mr.. II. Mcdonald; rea ling, Pats Confes.
sion; Mr.. Chisholm: song, guitar accom-.
payment. Marquette, Mr.. Clark; violin
and organ duet, Corn-fpwer. Mr.. Green
and Mrs. Sharpe; vocal Duet, NIessrs
Mcdonald and Rank; reading, Roy
Bride; instrumental solo, Miss Davis;
song, Mr.. Rank; solo, Mr.. Clarke.
ERNEST,
What about the len.too on the sign
post.
james Baker purchased very fine
horse last week.
Mr. Vim. McKin has completed his
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