The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-19
!. COUNTY i / / NEWS I

IOUNl ] NEWS.
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pesss. ~ spssaal Rspostsrs.
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WIN. James was down fr,n, BATH.
gate Friday.
Alex. Porter 10 back renewing old
acQuutntances.
Attorney Robt. Muir went TO Penn.
bina on business Saturday.
John Spearman, Of East Carlisle,
was seen On our streets Saturday.
w. R. Bride came. over from Fem.
bina Friday afternoon. -
John Moor, Of Tongue ri2sr, was iu
town Monday.
II. J. Watt. Of Bathgate, was seen
on the streets Of our city Monday.
John Hennessy went to Cavalier
Monday afternoon on business.
r. A. Thacker went to Pembina
Thursday evening OF last week.
D. Macarthur, OF Winnipeg, Man.,
Is home again.
H. N. Joy Is suffering with q sore
eye.
Geo. Page says that this Is warm
winter. Geurge ought to know.
Fred Gardner is in charge of J. u.
Muir's store at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Vaughn came
down from Walhalla Saturday on q
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Abrams.
NJ. J. Fadden, one Of Bathgate's
popular livery men, was In town
Friday. Mr.. Fadden Ia quite q talkcr.
w. ]. Kneeshaw, OF Pembina, was
|in town for a short time Monday, on
bis way to Cavalier.
Miss Kate Muiris prepared to take
beginners or advanced pupils on piano
or organ. Terms on application.
NJ. Sarver and family departed for
Lake Charles, Louisiana, Sunday,
where they will make their future
home.
DIR. E. Collins, v. S., returned from
Toronto last week where he has been
attending a veterinary College for
several months.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dickey. Monday, the 18th. Mother
and child doing well, and Bills face is
overlooking with smiles.
Doc. Lewis is thinking very seriously
of starting banking business. Ga
ahead, Doc, aud il you need any assis.
lance drop us a line and we will tell
you how.
Mr.. Paxman set up the cigars the
other day. The reason chat he did SC
was that fine baby boy arrived at his
house Saturday, the 18th. Mother
and child doing we'll.
Rain on the 10th of January seems
strange, but it is a fact. Scratch this
down in your note book or try and
remember 1t, and write home and tel
your friends in Ontario what a mild
winter we are having.
Some of the boys are getting boxing
gloves and will endeavor to learn the
noble art of self defence. We expect
that there will be some younG
Corbetts among them. Look out fol
the Hamilton Athletic Club.
The married Men give a parlol
social Wednesday evening. the oath, q,
the residence of ]. II. Abrams. Re
freshments will be served by the
gentlemen. The programme will con
sist of music and rccitations, ant
lparltr games will be INDUCED in during
the evening. The married men OK
tend a cordial invitation to all.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. e. Church
gave parlor social Wednesday even
Ing, ut the residence Of Mr.. G. II. AS
selstine. There was a large attend
ance, and all had a very enjoyabl,
time. The proceeds we're $l3.15.
| Owing to the crowded condition o.
the school, the school board have found
1t necessary to engage an additiona
teacher for a few months. Miss As
selstine will fill the position. The
school was never In q better condition
than at present. Prof Ball has proven
himself far above the average, and /.
very popular with the scholars. A
better primary teacher than Miss J
Huntington would he hard to find
The school has reached o standard
that bids fair to surpass any school IL
the county.
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