The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-02
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law will be given a good start
Other County Papers.

Times-H. Strong will be in town 10
days from the 2sth (?) OF Fcby..
Cashier Mcbride is recovering from
Illness. The Methodist have call.
ed Rev. Mr.. Bradley, of Nebraska, to
fill the unexpired term of Rev. Mr..
Hall.......Gco. Streib was kicked BIZ
a colt, and hurt, but not Seriously
ALEX. Baptie and wife are going to
the midwinter fair in California.
The Presbyterian church is to be scat
ed. with oak pews. Rev. Macarthur will
remove to st. Thomas and take Der.
sonal charge about April first.
Col. Plummer lecturcd on Tuesday
evening. ga section of the o. O. II.
was organized.
Journal-E. W. Young has purchas-
ed his brother w. HIS dray business.
w. II. has leased NJ. Hcllcr's farm.
......Mr. and Mrs. A. Desmarais, of
Leroy, were visiting Cavalier. ....
Prof. Coleman, the new teacher ar
rivcdan commenced work on Monday.
......Prof. Laffey, formerly of Neche,
has charge of an orchestra of twenty.
six'picces in Grand Forks. us.
Marshal Cronan served subppnas on
several citizens to appear at Bismarck
on March LIST to testify to what they
knew about the violation of U. S.
postal laws. Ut is supposed this is in
reference to the publication of local
'gift scheme" by the Chronicle at
Christmas time.). "A. Robertson
kindlcd his fire with Kerosene. 1t
trimmed up His moustache and eye
brows for him.. Prof. Lyons, A. II
Davis, Alb. Mountain and T. Roney
ale going to the Rainy Lake country
prospecting. The little four-year.
old son of NJ. B. Ainsworth narrowly
escaped death last Monday. Mr.,
Ainsworth teaches school near his
home which is about two miles north
of town. He was returning from the
school-house about four o'clock, when
he observed his child standing near
the house and two large grey wolves
were making rush at the little one.
He threw off his heavy overcoat and
ran toward the child, yelling at the
top of his voice. This action scared
the wolves off, and the child was car.
ried into the house none the worse for
the adventure. This is the story as
related to us.
Oak Leaf.-Died, Anna, second
daughter of Mr.. German, of LEROY,
aged 10 years.. Official papers
should wake up. All the unofficial
papers in the county contained the
proceedings of the board last week,
while the only official paper that We
saw with them was the Echo. .....
School had to close for want of fuel, In
the midst of forest too. The
sale of lands to the Gretna buyers was
not confirmed by the Board of Univcr.
stty and school lands. In the case of
one of the purclasers-thc butcher
VIC think this most wise decision.
Now he will have an opportunity to
pay for the wood he took off the land
when he thought he had it dead to
rights. And as he put up for the
"onc-fifth down" the board will not
be troubled to collect the damage
IT'D. Horn is in Salida, COL, and
has improved in health and works 10
hours day.
DRAYTON ECn0.-Miss Lulu Wylie,
who has been dangerously i'll, is gradu-
ally improving.--The district NJ. e.
conference meets in Drayton next
month.---Thc A. O. U. w. is adding
toits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
son leaves soon for an extended visit
Icast.--Mr. and Mrs. d. II. Buchall.
an have a new son.---R. j. Fergu.
son and Gus Ncwans arrived home
yesterday morning from their trip to
the Rainy River country. They say
they enjoyed their trip very much,
made 1t pay financially and saw fine
country. They visited the new town
Rainy Lake City. Buildings are 60
ing up there as fast as lumber can he
secured, and MANY are living In tents
temporarily. People are gong and
coming constantly and locating claims,
The gold mines are mostly in Canada
and about days drive from the new
townsitc. Mr.. Robert Reid, formerly
of this place. is running general
store at a mill site on Rainy river, and
Is doing we'll. Mr.. Ferguson says it is
a fine timber, farming and stock coun.
try all along the river, and on the ca.
madam side it is thlckly settled by a
good class Ofpeople. Messrs. Ferguson
lnnd NnWo nc onnl, looak tod m 4I..l.a.