The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-29
COUNTY Z NEWS.
For tho Roaders OF the Pioneer Ex.
prose, by spsoial Reporters.

:.,:.:' tGdS & ;.:.'ff
Tom Rice is buck. 9Qgainh, Bath
gate and will stay here dfsr the: sum-
mer. .,.,. tea: ~. !. :.
N A.. .Trcnholnle,, Of .Aiislharck, is
IL town: visitlsaiE, with, his brother
Pick. 1svs ): sb.:.;.c-..:
Peavey has addeda fifE n{w; r~vs
Eeatcd, covered cafriage tshss livery
kuttit. = ;':!;ss1T 81 -:
, A number of tic boys attended, the
Forcster's meeting in Ha1iilton, TUGS
day evening. =. '''' "
W, Huffman, Of ciirlisie,: ,s. 9ussy
hauling out lumber fRrs Il, new, house
ON lis farm. Inv ~. =.
Geo. Ganssle has u uew;Pitts outfit
shipped ia, sclf.fcedsp and all. Geo
is always up TO the timess.. -. .
Ike Campbell, Of Manscl,'' passed
through town, Wednesday, with {;
democrat load of pic.:Ticers. - =,
Ernie Fadncn got AN accidental
kick during the ball play, Monday
which causes hin to SO Il lrytlc slow: :
Robt. McAuley was oveff' to mil
from toilette, Monday. ltobt. say,
that crops arc very fair hi his ii section
Il. Whitaker, accompanied by Iii.
son Howard, wa, making his .us,,a
round with the maciiine, men,. ~N,;cd
nosdaY. ,;.,,:.r
Mario 'Faddeil has teams To Work o,
the race track, putting it.in Shape fu
his cwn horse. wholly the way, Is &c
ycloping very nlst.' - -. .
G. w. benjamin is down from Wal
halla. His daughter WHO was hurt il
the accident, Mdnday,.is not as bat
us he anticipated: -:
l.. Peavey has his residence on Ar
thur street, and when Retcr Logan is
through IL will be ais ncn.. Il building
as any in our town.. 80.
Ovcrsecr Baptie lliis done some fine
missionary work Oh the roads thi.
year. lie is the bdst man for, Tho
place l3a,hgatc towaslfipcvcr hid,
The old bridge tslvftiur street i.
undergoing lli52Aigli .iovcrhauling
When comllctcd. iris will give IL.
seven bridges i:.sf'h tfss''5fty' iilnils.
The day that Slr. lif:''aier; left Til,
printing office, Ills wiisS lcsented hin
with IL fine boy. SO Jill. Struck, luck
got another JOB tho s;lnYSs Hay, ..{royk
ing the baby.)l ,''f.' u, .
Contractor Gildav ;tIdf'his fore,
have finished the dam'aiifit is yer!
strongly built structtirt..,f steam
boat could now tislly 'Sc' 'navigatcs
for several miles Zip The fiver. -,
a game of f4a,,ts;L;i was playc,
here last SaturlayrPet;wecn our boy
and the CavalicEcl1h ~. which resulted
ina draw, there. only. being two in
nings played on account. of the rain.
Rev. Jcphcott is getting. along vel
with his new wheel Mat IL wheel o
fortunc) but Il pneumatic tire safety
and tho best ut IL is that the wheel i
a present from the Rev. gentleman
many friends, of whom he has many.
Another hoy at the home of MIR
and Mrs. John l.. Green last Sunday
which increases their family to T;
bakers dozen. John L.. certainly dc
serves the appointment bestowed
upon him Us Uncle S,tul. while Mrs
Green is dnips nicelE. 5, Ia,
j. DeLarichilcrc, of toilette, wa
also arranged before J.. ID. Trchholmc
charged with the theft. of stealing
about $50 bushels Of wheat from th,
farm of o. IL. Johnson, last winter
He was sent to. Jail in default of 500
bail which he was unable TO procure.
Our paper here has undergone. /;
change Of managers, and Editor FraZ
or stepping out and JcrrJ Era%lcy. o
Cavalier taking his; place. While Mr.
Frazer is thorough gentleman and ;
lirst-class business man, ncwspapc
work was not his forte which causet
the change. - 49,
/ w. james is Walking around tho
streets this week with his head up il
the air, and upon enquiry, we foune
that his wife had prqsented him witt
Il baby boy, AS this is tho, first DO,
in Mr.. James family, Billy Aas preut
as Il king. Mrs, James andAl'c BIO,
arc doing fine a.;
Frank t,ieldea returned arG,. bis
marck. Mondaytwhcrc he hpD beer
the past week visiting his f1clK. Mr.
Fielder says our formandA&wilsnan
II. ID. IIoskins, lwho by the way was
a regular bcan-pofc) tips'ta,e scale AT
20O pounds. bismarck ,air must be
agreeing with Robert
John Swain wilt shortly. commence
the erection of a large: threc-story
brick vcnccrcd store, on :; the corner
across from the First National Bank.
Mr.. Swain has to build in order to
accommodate the large trade he has
built up since his arrival here. We
wish Mr.. Swain success in his new
building. i: :.
Mrs. p. Dcvany VS.. Hans Julius,
was the title Of Il case before Judge
Trcnhomc, Monday afternoon. y
case of assault and battery" Mrs. Dc
vany causing JULIUS to be arrested
for striking her on the nose. Julius
was fined costs and all amounting to
about $50. j. G. Monnct for plaintiff,
NJ. .Bryniolfson FOR defendant.
While Mrs. J. Orr aidd' her Sister,
Miss benjamin were coming home
from st. Joe, Monday, a dog belong
ing to A. Langton, ran out aid fright
cning the horse which ran away, Up
setting the occupants out, breaking
Miss Ecnjamin's arm between the
wrist and elbow aud shaking Mrs.
Orr in rather Lad shape Dr>. Bur
rows and James set the fractured
limb and Miss Benjamin is doing as
well as could be expected, under the