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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-12-07
Personals,

Messrs J. O'Keefe and Brynjolfson,
Of Cavalier, were in. the city on Satur.
day, on business at the Co. Judges
ONCE. Sheriff McCabc has moved
his headquarters to Bathgate as more
central. Frank Walker, Of the
customs force, was at Langdon last
week and returned on Tuesday. w.
Quackenbush was here Monday and
Tuesday interviewing DR.. Rose. Ed
itor Frawley was over to the .far
corner" Tuesday collecting his little
williams from the county board.
Frank Fielder. Of Bathgate, who sup
plies harness to half the county, came
over and made us pleasant call on
Tuesday. .........A. J. McFadden, of
Neche was in the city..on tax sale day
.......Hector Mckay turned up smil.
ing In the city on Tuesday. Mr.. Nc.
KAY though defeated candidate, re.
joices in multitude Of friends, and
there are some things in the world
better than q county ONCE. james
Wilson, Of Prattford. was welcome
caller at this Office on Monday. ....:..
George Ganssle, the big Batheate
machine man came across to the coun-
ty seat on'Wcdnesday. j. Duffy
Of Walhalla registered at the Win.
chester on Tuesday. .. Thomas Lang,
John Yeado and Joseph Resler, all of
Leroy had business in town on Tues.
day. .........J.A A. Marion Of the same
town was also here on Monday. -. Mr..
and Mrs. Whitfield Douglas, Of Bowes-
mont. were 10 the city on Wednesday
Spying out the land" They expect
to move here next week and occupy
Cashier Ryan's house for the winter.
Mr.. Douglas has seven children in bis
family and not the least Of his graft.
ficatlon at his election as treasurer
Is the opportunity It gives him Of
having the advantage of our city
schools. Mrs. G. W. Ryan and family
expect to leave for California for tho
winter, next Monday. Editor Lee,
Of the Oak Leaf, was another Of the
fraternity who made US pleasant
call, Wednesday. Mrs.. J. Halcrow,
Of Bowesmont has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ]. Moore this week.
Andrew Nelson and w. H. xoorhead
returned from juror duty at the U.
8. court, Grand Forks, They assist
ed In tndicting 1853 persons for various
o6enses against the U. 8. law. ......
o. II. Johnson, of Hamilton has been
round during the week more or les.
He says he 10 going to Chicago in. the
near future. >. b. II. Webster, went
to Grand Forks, yesterday. Mrs.
Chapman left onsthe N. p. yesterday
to visit with Mn. Al Murrel, Of St.
Paul. ......M Mrs. n. II. Miller left on
Thursday for . Visit with friends in|
Wisconsin. ......T. A. Simmons, oil
Pittsburg was visitor to the city,
yesterday. .Thos. Wilson, Of Dray.
ton, took in the city between trains,
yesterday.
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Total, 44,72O. u
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.
April 9th, 1883, q, 900 at per cent.
March LIST, 1893, $500 at per cent.
Outstanding warrants, $3.50.
I, E. q. Armstrong, do certify that
the above Is q correct statement OF
the finances of the city OF Pembina,
n. d., TO the l4th day November, 1894.
Ed ARXsTRONG,
City Auditor.
Dated November 2lst, 1891.
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Estrays.

Two pigs, both black, came to my
place about two weeks since. Owner
call. pay charges, and take the same
away. E. w. BROUILLET,
Macarthur station.
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Mandolin, Guitar and Piano Lessons.
The undersigned is prepared to give
lessons on the Mandolin, Guitar and
Piano. tt Miss AMY COATS.
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rEssiay,sd.

-Four spring calves; three steers and
. heller. All red with white spots.
20 D. NoCuLLocH.
Casiisls, n. D.
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Estrayed.
Came to my pasture a hclfer, black
with white star, year and halfold.
1921 GEORGE WEBB,
Carlisle p. U.
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Hunter Return.

The Yellowstone hunting party re.
turned home, Tuesday. after very
successful hunt Of ten days. The
last part Of their hunt, compared 70.
vorablv with the first reported last
week. The entire number killed. and
on the way home, is twenty. There
were several hunting parties, out
along the Missouri and Yellowstone,
some already 10 and others heard
from, but none of them as successful
Is the Pembina party.
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The tax sale Tuesday had . very
small attendance. Nr. &C. Gowrsn
Of Fulton & Co. Grand Forks bid in
the bulk Of unpaid lands In the name
Of T. 3. Wells, except some which
ware taken BY Mr.. T. A. Miller. Il 10
understood that these gentlemen bid
for the protection Of the mortgages
interested, and the balance are t..
ken on Investment. Only . few frac-
tional pieces Of lea then 10 acres were
sold to tho state. Very few town lots
were sold to buyers and the balance
goes TO The state.
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Wanted.

Mrs. Winchester wants u good, fresh
mich COW at once. Apply at the
hotel. 2ltf
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Obituary.

Obituary.
Mrs. III. B. Grover, nee Nellie Ora
ham, passed quietly away last Satur.
day morning, Dec. LIST, at 10 o'clock,
at the age of q years and three
months.
Mrs. Grover made a noble struggle
for life. For almost seven months
she has been seriously sick, but kept
up. with the love and care of the kind.
est of husbands and dearest of. rela.
tives and friends; she kept her hold on
life, till at last, after months of pain
and suffering, death claimed its own;
and the whole city mourns and unitea
in sympathizing with the husband,
who has lost his dear wife, his noble
partner 10 life; and with the relatives,
the mother, the sister and the broth.
or, and other dear ones who have
watched and cared for her during her
long illness without faltcring. BE.
sides her husband and other relatives,
she was bound to earth by other ties;
ties that seemed to the mother too
strong to break; two little girls arc
left, the Oldest about four years old,
who while they will have the best Of
care, will miss the mothers love.
The funeral took place on Monday
from the Presbyterian church and
was largely attended. Tho order Of
Eastern Star, Of which Mrs. Grover
was an esteemed member and an OH.
Ger, conducted o beautiful ceremony
around the bier of their deceased
member, her chair was draped, and
her voice was still. DR.. Mcdonald
made kind and appropriate remarks,
and then long procession followed
the remains of the noble wife, the
loving mother and true woman to the
grave.-Grafton Record.
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Estlay.

Estfay.
A bay broncho, spear brand. white
hind foot, about six years old. Owner
call and pay costs. II. q. NORRIS,
*20-22 Ncche P. q.
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v
10 hsvo been fequssssd e again
draw IL attention of orr readef5 70
ths INST that this o. ths sslf.deuial
Wesk o. Salvation Army. EVER
member u actively engaged now ID
bringing about III desired results.
Special efforts AZ being putS forth,
The occupants Of nearly every house
are bslngappeaisd o,and al members
of the Army are armed With collect
Ing cards 20 raise funds for the more.
IaNut TO which. they have deyoted
Themselves. We wish 20 remind the
public that the Army ID dolnr rood
among the outcast6 and starving Of
large cities, and 70. carry ont their
noble work they need financial help. 8
h
ANDREw N1IsoN, tho 9emhln old
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I'D. Trenholme of Bathgate can
advance the money on farm loans the
day the papers are signed. l6tf
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q. A. R.

The annual meeting Tor the cleo.
tion Ut officers of Warden Post, G. A.
3. will be held next Monday, in post
hall. It 10 specially requested that q
full attendance Of members be pres.
emit that evening. There are other Inn
portant matters to be actedon. -
JIG. SoNDERMAN,
Ali.
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CITY DRAY Line

!. CONTRACTS for l.rs. lot. taken
sul goods delivered on short no.
ST.. Ordsrs can be left at the
,isissr Bskssy.
tss delivered . all p.ras Of the
s,s1.
!. WILLIAM rowLEs;frs
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LAST evening a young man giving
hfs-Bame as Charles Amerson came
up to Omcer Lowe and wanted to be
arrested. He stated that he was Q
deserter from Fort Pembina, having
taken bis departure about . week ago.
He yas already tired of knocking
about and was ready to 60 back to
the fort AID take his punishment.
He was taken into custody and the
commander at fort Pemblna notified,
The deserter will be returned to the
fort tomorrow-Graud Forks Herald.
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.3RD & THOMAS, s sswssss :: 3
% Randolph st., Chicago, keep this paper 0o0ls
Nd ~ ss sSsss.,s s, e ADVERTISERS.
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A pENsFlr concert will be given in
the town hall st. Vincent Dec. 18th.
under the auspices of Christ church,
Hon. e. H. Love will preside, admis-
sion IS cents.
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Leroy.
ITO lsts for last vsek. !

ITO late sof last wssk.l
Miss Jenny McDougald Is teaching
Ia Neche.
A little moro snow, would make
sleighing good In this part.
Alfred Paranteau, Of Huron CITY,
Man, visited in this part lately. y,
Mr.. Albert Dcsmarais has opened a
grocery store In connection with his
butchershop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Merchant OF St.
Norbert Man. we're visiting with rela.
lives here last week.
Mrs. G. G. Miranda and her son
George left. last Monday for their old
home, West Warren Mass. George will
attend college in Sherbrooke p. @.
this winter.
Mr.. Albert Demairais was passing
the cigars around last Sunday, over
che arrival of y little daughter, on
the 2lst, Inst. Mrs. Demarais is do
Ing well, the daughter is smart and
Al. is proud.
Deer are reported to boz numerous
around the Roscau Lake country and
on the mountains. Louis Bouvette
and Peter Lalsoque, killed two each
lately, and a delegation Of four gentle.
man from Bathgate killed three near
Roseau lake last week.
Died-On Nov. 18th 1894, Mrs. An.
tome Longtin Sr. aged IS years, de.
ceased had been In poor health, for a
number Of years. She was inferred
on Monday Nov. 10th, In the Leroy
cemetery. q large procession followed
her remains to her last resting place,
us last tribute Of resting for one SO
highly esteemed by all, and In sym.
pathy to the bereavcd family.
Weddings have been numerous in
Leroy OF late Rev. Father Peron unit.
ed the following happy couples: At
Leroy on Nov. 18th, Mr.. Joseph Little
t. Miss Mary Louise Laroque, Mr.. Pc.
ter Laroque to Mrs. Louise Grant.
On Nov. 10th, Mr.. Thomas Crane of
Langdon to Miss NJ. Donovan of Wal.
halla; the contracting parties received
so many good wishes from their many
friends that it made rice scarce in
town for few days.
| Ernest.
Miss Hartman is visiting Mrs. C.
Lee.
The Gordon brothers gave a party
to their friends last Monday evening
M. NJ. Fraser drove to Bathgate last
Saturday, on important business, re.
turning Sunday.
G. o. Havey, u graduate of Dixon
Commercial College. is home to spend
Thanksgiving with his fathcr-in.law,
j. f. Howic.
A sale Of the farm Implements OF
of. w. Campbell will be made ut
j. D. Gordon's stock farm, next week,
Mr.. Campbell is attending college at
Chicago.
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lEW FLOUR md FEED STORE

The undsrsisnsd desires to cal
H. 6satspn Of the farmers and
,sopl6 n general TO the fact that
NJ y now prepared to supply ell
With Flour and Feed Of all kinds.
WHEAT. OATS AND BARLEY
Taksn in sxehsnss. or for cash. at
the highest market price.
.6tors- On corner Stutsman and
Second streets Pembins. :.
H. G. FELDMAN,
Propristor.
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TIE enroll,rcnt Of the public school
Of this city is 1853 as against 1855 ut the
same time last year. Aud yet some
people talk Ms though Pcmbina was
dead.
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THE N. p. changes time on Sunday
December 10th, and passes here ;as
follows: North bound 1870, south
bound $50 p. n.
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THROUGH the llberallty of Rev. L.
D. Wardwell, five volumes were i'd
ded to the school library this week.
zenobia, Five Little Peppers, First
Mate Of the May Ann, Bar-rooms at
Brantley, Dickens Child's History of
England.
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A MGLL Of smoke aroused Mr.. G.
Full on Monday night, and in an At
tempt to 10 through q trap-door from
his room above to the store Leiow, he
missed bis footing and fell to the iiool
. distance Of about ten feet. For.
tunately he was not seriously injured
though he has been pretty sti6 and
lame Ill the week. The smoke came
from chimney on 40 adjoining build.
ing through . window which had been
opened for ventilation.
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SATISFACTORY Short says he Is 20.
ing to vacate Kittson Hall January
first. and turn It over once more for
amusement purposes. To do this he
must make lots Of room below. See
his new nd.
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THE public school and the Presby-
terrain and II. e. Sunday schools are
Ill busy rehesrsinR for Christmas
entertainments.
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A NEW skating rink 4oxloo has been
opened at Emerson. n. wilkinson,
proprietor.
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09rdar.

0e4QAS.
Mrs. H. Hermann Is very III with
inflammation Of the lungs.
A man named Alexander who works
for Hon. s. Eyolfson was severely in
jured by kicking horse.
The house Of Harold Thorlackson,
Mountain was burnt to, the ground
last Sunday. The loss Of house, fur
nature, and clothing 10 quite embar.
RAISING to the family.
A very pleasant gathering Of neigh
bors and friends were assembled at
E. H. Bergman's residence on the
evening Of December End, to celebrate
the 18th marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Bergman. 'Theguests began
to gather earlyin intervening, and.soon
the. number was enrolled to seven
ty-five. Among.the number were, DR..
Haldorson, of Park River, Attorney
Laxdal, OF Cavalier, Sigurd Sigurd-
son and Thos. Haldorson. An anus
ing incident look place when Attor-
ney Laxdal suggested u "Skaal' to
the republican party. In looking
around there was only one democrat
and one populist in the entire party
and they were so backward in saying
anything for the welfare Of their par
ty 1t was considered best not to say
anything about politics. Mrs. Berg
man who has been of poor health for
over year past is now fully recover
ed and enjoyed their 18th a anniversary
better than any f6r many years.
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The women's Christian Temper.
ance Union will meet ut the residence
Of Mrs. Switzer next Monday evening
at eight O'Clock. A full attendance
of the members is requested as the
annual election Of ohacers will take
place.
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The kids damned the Pembina
and flooded the:rlver 20 they get about
= mile Of ice, and are having gay
times these nights.
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A FULL house listened to Rev. Mr..
Moore's Thanksgiving sermon on
6andaynight. Hissubject, the great
ness Of this country. was eloquently
and periodically handled. and while
some Of the points we're very practical
II not slightly political, yet the au.
dlencc were we'll pleased.
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JACK WEBB. of Carlisle, borrowed
half q hog Of his neighbor O'Hara,
without going through the form Of
saying BY your leave. The pork was
returned, also 80 fine and el5 costs.
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1A6AAs
J. D. Stack u h tsndapes IT, athe
o. 8. court In Grind tSikt.
". D. McNeil, Nh, HctsiSlnii, Il.
smirl and W. Briggs rs i shipp,ng
wheat frt'm this point. Tuesday. 4
A party OF four. Norwelgans from
Hallock, MIMI, came over to mill
Tuesday. They crossed Red River
near toilette. (, !:
Sheriff McCabe is residing here and
attending to his duties. There is .no
reason why George should not make q
first-class official.
Tho main part Of the old Melheim
store has been leased for harness
shop BY a party from near Toronto,
Canada. He expects to be opened
out By January LIST. 49,
Several Of our citizens don't an
prove Of our mill running on Sunday.
But the boys claim that they are 60
over run with work that It is q. case
Of have to.
Ice is being cut on the river ut the
rate Of about twenty tons per day.
tits q very common thing to see
farmers hauling 1t out, to. their homes
ten and fifteen miles. -
The Mclean Bros. has erected a
fine large rink on the corner Of Second
and Garfield streets, 50xl4O, where
skaters can enjoy themselves during
the coming winter. Skating is a
good healthy exercise and the boys
should be we'll patronlzcd.
F. A. Fielder has ordered stock of
hardware, which he will handle In
connection with his harness shop.
Mr.. Fielder has let the contract to
extend bis present shop back to the
alley which will give him ample room
for a good hardware store in front
and harness shop 10 the rear.
Frank Wilson has rented the Bath
gate Democrat for year and com.
mences operations with this issue.
Judging from past experience Mr..
Wilson wall mako q first-class editor
and his large business Interests will
warrant him In getting out a clean
sheet. A town wlthouta good paper
Is left out in the cold, land lBathgate
has had her sharet in.,.- =, 81
The funeral of Mrs. F. LaBclle took
place from the residence Of her hus
band near Bruce, to the r. G. GENE
terry here, Tuesday forenoon, followed
by a large number Of relatives and
friends. Mr.. LaBellc died in the
Winnipeg hospital, where she had
gone to have o tumor removed ant
died under the operation. She wa.
"a years old and a lady whom young
and old alike respected. Mr.. LaBcllc
has the sympathy of all as he IS left
entirely alone to fight the battles OF
life.
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EDITOR Archie McCully, Of the
Grafton Times, Is slated for . position
In the Pemblna custom ofice.-Ex.
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PExBfsA merchants are preparing
for Santa Claus annual visit and the
supply Of fancy goods and toys will he
equal to the occasion.
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REGULAR service at the N Z. church
ON Sabbath evening; subject: "Absa-
lom the fast young man." Young
men are especially invited.
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fw NllIRER .EIpl9SS,

l..sesa 9 tas pesssa esat fsaiaaasssseee,
FRIDAY. DNCRNRER Il ieol
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THE good friends ct Brother Des.
con Of the New Era, in st. Vincent
and Pembina, made him q present on
Thanksgiving Of a fine fur overcoat,
which is good for Brother Deacon and
good for the friends.
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Named.

|SHAw-EYFoRD-At Pembina N. d.
Nov. 10Th, by Rev. r. Johnston,
Thomas r. Shaw to Miss Btns Ey.
ford.
The groom, Mr.. Shaw, is we'll known
NJ our pleasant aud obliglng druggist,
and was formerly In the same bust
ness ut Drayton. Tho bride 10 q sis.
ter Of Mr.. Bogi Eyford of the custom
force and of Mrs. ]. Kabernagle.
Both of these young people are popu-
lar In our social circles and have many
friends and acquaintances in other
parts of the county, and all rejoice to
see them thus happily united. Nay
every recurring anniversary be indeed
q day Of thanksgiving for them, aud
that 1t will take q larger turkey most
every year to properly celebrate the
occasion.
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Died.

HoLxEs.-At Neche, Tuesday Decem.
berth, 1894, Mrs. Frank p. Holmes,
OF consumption.
Mrs. Holmes was a daughter Of Vim.
Crawford. and was lady OF refine.
ment and disposition that made her
popular with all her acquaintances.
She had resided In Nechc since a little
|gir,, and had u large circle of. friends
who mourn hcr enrly demise. Funer-
al was conducted yesterday. She
leaves husband and one child.
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The city fathers have commenced
work on the IRE tank. The hole will
be q feet In diameter and 10 feet
deep. The tank will be about two
feet smaller and hold 1000 barrels.
E. Sweigart has the digging contract
at 81 cents per yard, dirt to be dump
ed on the lower side of Cavalier street
near the bridge. The tank Is sltuat.
cd near the fire hall.
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BISHOP WALKER was at Grace
church last Friday night, and gave .
very interesting address on his travels
In the Holy Land. y
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AUDITORS Statement,
City of Pembina, N. D., from April
l4tf, 1893 to November 14th, 1894.
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Passport.
d class, highest marks 400. Frank
WhItson $50; George Whitson 800;
Jessie Anderson 800.
C class, highest marks 100. Alice
Ruby 355; Tillie Walper $50; Lily An
derson 200.
A class, highest marks 800. Minnie
Farrow 742; Annie Tong 7O6; Lizzie
Mcmillan 6ss; Hannah Francis CAS-;
Title Schluchter 534.
E class, highest marks 400. Mary
Whitson se5; Wesley Ruby $50; Eta
Mcmillan 800; Eva Francis $40. Several
were not present on accouatfof dlsa-
gfeeable weather. = -
School closed In dist. 81 Nov. 81.
Tho average attendance during the
term Of eight months 20, number Of
pupils enrolled 80. The following
Is the result Of examination:
D class, highest marks 600. Ada
Ruby $50; Luic Walper $50; Laurctta
Walper 62l; Willie Francis SOC; Mabel
Schluchter 800: Harry Farrow 34l;
Norman Raker 29l; Robbie Anderson
29l.
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Ixoo iote I0H IaN week
Walter Green returned to St. Paul
Sunday.
W. L. Abrams went to Pembina
Sunday.
The school board held their regular
nesting, Saturday.
Sheriff McCabe was In town for Z
short time, Monday.
]. II. Chisholm. received two cal
loads Of wood, Friday.
Ia. and c. II. Eastman, of Car
Isle were In town, Friday.
Mrs. r. w. Brown went to Grand
Forks last week, ora visit.
Dan Ruby, Of Cavalier, was In the
city, Saturday on business.
A. Smith has accepted q position
with Jas. McCabe, Of Glasston.
IA. Fleming and VIM. Dickey took
. trip. to the mountains last week.
VIM. Beaton loaded and shipped q
car load Of barley. Friday Of last week.
Jack Elsnbsum spent several days
hunting deer, west Of Cavalier, last
week. -
Tho funeral of the late Mrs. ellis
took place from the N. e. church,
Wednesday Of last week.
One of Thos. McInnes' horses fell
into . we'll, Monday, and waved his
hind feet in the air.
3. Anderson 10 buying chickens now
days. He 10 going 70 take them out
vest with him. to grow up with the
country.
F.o. Th.eker and Jas. Be.udry
had an encounter with tie 1oresters,
goat. Tuesday evssing. This 10 the
ssme goat that Got loose ct repuI,li.
can caucus some time ego.