The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-13
COUNTY NEWS.
For shs Readers q tn. Pioneer N.
prsss. ~ spseisl Reporters.


IL. Chcvalicr has bought Il patent
potato planter.
Geo. Mcdonald was over from Ca.
Waller. Tuesday.
The Great Northern have crew OF
men to work putting In ties.
Mss. Cupk and her daughter Of Graf.
ton, arc visiting. with Mrs. r. McFad.
en-. e
John Houston returned from Florl.
da, Sunday, leaving his family be-
hind him.
The james boys are making some
ALTERATION IN their warehouse and Of
flee.
Joseph Henderson and Arthur
Isostwick drove down from Nechc.
Saturday.
County Judge Conmy drove over
from Pembina, Tuesday to attend to
some legal business.
Rev. Sullivan accompanied by Prof.
Ainsworth drove over from Cava-
lier, Saturday evening.
Mike Hnrgan, Of Langdon, and his
brother Jerry. Of Nechc, were in town,
Saturday, attending the sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Baptie return.
ed from the Midwinter fair, Sunday,
glad to get back to North Dakota.
Father Genin went to Neche, Tues.
day to attend the funeral services OF
E. Lcmire, who died OF consumption.
Mrs. d. lIorning, of Ncche, was In
town, Saturday and Sunday, visit
ing with her brother, Mr.. Louis Blais.
The chattel mortgage sale Of }. j..
Anger s. Co.'S stock, grain nipple.
ments etc, Saturday, brought very
poor prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Frazer hied
themselves away to Winnipeg ON a
pleasure trip last Thursday. return
ing Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dirty. of Grand
Forks, were visiting In town last Fri
day with their relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Brown.
Ike Foster sold his Two stations
last Saturday, to Robt. Baskin, of
Carlisle and Edward Simpson, Of Ham.
ilton, for good prices,
Mrs. j. j. Anger, accompanied by
her two children left for Winnipeg,
Sunday, to visit her son and daugh.
ter, who arc attending the convent
there.
} Hugh burns was over from Cava.
licr, Saturday, bent Oh Il horse trade
1t is q cold day when a man comes te
Bathgate and can't get satisfied on {;
horse dickcr.
Mr.. p. Logan is disappointed at not
getting a suitable house in which tt
accommodate his wife and family
Mrs. Logan is expected this week
with u carload of furniture, etc.
Talk about the down-troddcn Irish
under the present administration
they seem to be gathering up the
, plums, both in Dakota and Minncso.
, tn. If you amt Irish you're simply
not in 1t.
and outfit down to Park River, Fri.
day, to seed a section OF land down
there n little previous. However,
they will be ON hand when spring
opens out.
Doctor Donovan came up from
Neche, Friday, to attend Mrs. G. w
johnson, who was then very low with
inflammation Of the bowels but we are
glad to chronicle, is slowly recovering
Tommy Nelson started his teams
Dick Dawson drove down from the
Mountains, Friday, with his farm
team and will help out with the
spring work In the valley. He report
ed good slcighing on the mountains
last Monday.
The friends of Miss Flora Currie,
gave her surprise party last Saturday
evening, at the home of her parents,
It being the advent of her 2lst birth.
day. A very enjoyable time was
spent by all.
A party consisting of John Mclean,
w. Leroy, Alex. Beaton, IL. Milbrad,
Bob Foster and James Weeks, took
the hand car and went down to Neche
Friday evening, to attend the A. o.
| U. w. lodge meeting.
| A party Of Chicago capitalists are
negotiating with some Of our citi.
zens In regard to starch factory.
This is the country for potatoes and
we do net see why factory would
not pay we'll in this section.
| A few of the best of them, consist
ing Of John Thacker, T. Brown, f.
Gardner, NJ. Frisc. A. Winlaw, w.
Grill and Ben Lewis we're down from
Hamilton, Tuesday evening, to at
tend the A. +. s. A. NJ. meeting.
Peter Brown with his well-boring
machine has been busy the past week
putting down a we'll for James Weeks.
A fine flow Of good water was struck
In quicksand at distance of 40
feet, which Mr.. Weeks feels Justly
proud OF.
The entertainment in the school
house, Friday evening, was all that
could be wished for and the audience
finally had the pleasure of having an
excellent speech from Prof. Cakes.
These entertainments are pleasing to
the parents and profitable to their
children.
Hamilton.
Mrs. II. A. Thacker is quite i'll.
DR.. Bell is kept very busy attending
the sick.
Andrew Miller is painting and grain.
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