The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01

have done their part s%nothins
but Just aud right thlf:fhe farmers
should do theirs. The. sissnss. u
Carlisle district hsv6 a9iiS0biy and
reflect. credit, both lsmseives
and the settlement 10 hl1eh they 70.
eide. With milk that lis hlYh a.
what comes 20 " faeiety tktes e no
ussd OF raising whtk h9osslSt csutll
pr buahel W there ID 'slWa5tsa good
demand for ehsoas. ,...,,
1AntlHoa, .:....,
Thos. Gordon 10 building an addition
tO his hnusa, .',f:
Potatoes are IS cents por busheI,
Dan Ruby, OF Cavalier, was in town
Friday last.
deputy Sheriff Mckay, Of st. Thom.
as was in the city Friday last.
MI. Fad,lcn OF Batteate was. In
town, Monday, withhis trottlng stall.
lion. a.-: -: =
81 ...s Il:
The Sunday school children arc Pre-.
par'ng quite an extensive program for
childrcn's dav. go :"
Friday afternoon, d stray dog killed
one Of Win. Pages sheep. t.he dog
was promptly shot,. -: .: =. 80.
Indepeudent. caucus u. the town
hal, saturdays Juno 2a1,s LII god, in.
dependents should 'attepa.. !. 3: e, -
Tom Rouey returned from III his vest.
crn trip Friday. He .says they have
splendid roads on the sand ridge.
DR.. Rose. dentist.' was In town re.
pairing ::troublesemc.ans olars for our
citizens for q numhfr Of days last
week. ~ >.
Nearly every farmer has all the way
from ono. To- ten acres. 1' potatoes
planted this year. We: ought to have
u starch factory:;. 80 -:
The strawberry and leo cream fcs.
tival given In tho NJ. f. church. Sntur-
! day. evening was success. Tho pr,.
ccccds were about Gil.
Ass"sas.r lshvo IL aneuad calling NV
tho dear pc"plc. IL ynu have half
a dozen worthless dogs. It. would I've
we'll to give them MB l.. Lewis to-
dispose cff.
Tho c,ocutinnary entertainment
given in the orfn' hn,sr last Thurs
dav. 9th. wis above the average
order "f merit. Ella Lcotta Swanton
Is an excellent olocutionist.
The Grafton. delivered by w. G.
Green, at the meeting Of the Odd
Fellows at Cavalier, April 26th. is pre-.
nounced by Minneapolis orators as cx-
ccllent. We are proud Of Mr. Green's
ora tortcal efforts.
II. NJ Joy, VIM. Gillispie. and
Miss F. Gillispie are the delegates
elected to attend the Pcmbinn county
Sunday school convention, which
meets at; Pcmbina, June 18th. and
13th.f;.::. 80: :, t.j
j. L. brown is NOV mayor Of the
city "f IIamiltop,' ,aahd We have heard
It said that he has done more towards
having the back4yaEds placed in q
sanitnry condition In short time he
has held the office, than would be ac-
cnmplishcd by some men IN several
months. This. speaks. well tor mayor
Brown. 49,. ,.,'i ,4..- =.
d. Elenbauni's drivers raised quite
Il bit Of excitement, Saturday. after.
noon by running away. 1t appears
that Jack Elenbaum and his little
brother. Sam were going to Cavalier
and while driving. down street the
ncck-yoke. broke and they became
frightened and Fan away upscting the
huggyin front OF A. B. Isuies stable.
The 'boys escaped With few bruises.
hut the buggy was badly dcmoralizcd.
BY the deatl, 1T Mr.. Archibald Nc,
MILAN, which occurred on Wcdncs.
day evening last. Hamilton lost a
faithful servant and a kind, large
hearted and most highly csteemcd
citizen. Archibald Mcmillan was
knnYn BY old and young, and near
and far; was upright, liberal minded
and considerations, and has gone in
and out among the people here for
over fourteen years; during which
time he has held: multifarlous posi-.
tions Of trust and honor, tn every one
hp fulfilled his duty with more
than ordinary ability aud to the best
satisfaction Of all concerned. lie
had been a member OF the school
A9ara for four years, lie ALSO has
boon u member Of tho baptist church
for twenty-scycn years, and had filled
many positions IN connection with
that church. Mr.. Mcmillan was also
q very decided and Incorporating
advocate Of temperance and MORAL
questions, and was always fully abreast
Of the times, and u thorough going
reformer. The large representation
OF citizens and friends from distance
at the funeral, f'riaay,i' showed that
he was truly csteemedI Among those
present were, Rev. J. A, Murine, St.
Thomas, Rev. Peter Mitchell, Crystal,
aud Rov. stewarr. Tho town was TO-
presented by Mayor Arown, ex-mayor
T. w. Brown and j. ". Chisholm,
besides the ot,icial board of the Bap.
list church. The pail bearers were,
r. E. Armstrong, T. B.iXndetson,
Frank Tong, VIM. York. i. e. Ander.
SOP apd 4. Baker. The children Of
the deceased were all present with
the exception 6f Mr. Mcdonald.
There were also many. relatives from |
distance. The procession to the lap.
fist church was an imHsing one, aud
Notwithstanding tho busy soaspn;
was very large. The ehpir was com.
posed Of W. q. Green, E. II. Melon:
ald, John Kippln, Il: .Frisc, Misses
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