The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-08-17
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Baby stackis daasssoasly mi ana /
IL recovery q doubtfal.
GEO. Gasssls has sold ! carload ri
selt.fsedeks this ieason. sS
Y. Chsrigot ana :. Peavey wont
ovsf 70 Red river o. business, Moa.|
day. ".
challey Bauer 4 - haad ana r.edvl
e by shsat ln' Ne NosthwesssrnI
Mrs. Benjamin.. mother or Mn.
James Orr. was visiting here, we'd
,nesaay.
"a carload Of superior mon, headed
~ 4. Young, arrived SUNDAY to hslD|
take Of the harvest.
Mario Fadten aud family, moved
Tuesday, down TO tie johnson /
Helmes' ranch. near PembIna.
Opposition 10 the life Of trade. A
number ofour business men are not
ting = good dose OF il.
Wednesday was Ascension Day
and mass was held by Rev. Father
Genin 10 the Il. O. Church.
MIS-. Chas. Leo and family, Of
Neche, were visiting here this week
with her many friends and relatives,
Geo. Ganssle's now dwelling Ii pro-
gressing nicely and when finished
Will be the finest structure In town.
Bsptis 4 Wilson have added an ad.
dltlon to.thelr elevator 90 az to handle
barley. Barley will probably DO :
good figure this fall.
John When, Of walhalla, was in
town. on Saturday last, and bought !
secondhand steam threshinp outnt
from Ike Foster.
J. W. Beadheld, Of Grand Forks.
70 here at present attending to the
harvesting OF his crops, two and . half
miles north Of town.
Geo. Taylor's team and binder. ran
away Wednesday, in the harvest deId
out was stopped, minus a reel and
some other articles.
Charley and John Shove were over
from Hyde Park, this week and
bought an automatic weigher and
bagger from Tom Dobkins.
J. D. Robinson will shortly com.
lnence the erection OF q -four and
feed store, which he will run 10 con.
ncction with his lumber yard.
Geo. Grogan ran into a horse that
John Jackson was riding, sSads,l
evening With his bicycle. The wheel
IL somewhat demoralixed but no bones
broken.
The Bapties. the Wilson's. Mis-.
May Parsons, Miss Miller, Of MInnea.
polls, Messrs Simmons, Carson and
Cakes, left Wednesday, for walhalla,
for a weeks outing.
Joe Bennett is getting the Brooks
Bros elevator In shape to buy xrain
this season. We will guarantee that
Joe will not steal any more than the
balance OF the elevator fraternity.
Uncle Thomas Wright was down
from Hamilton, Wednesday. The
old gentleman Is holding his own in|
this county and can do hard days
work yet with any Of the young men.
I. Harris has carpenters at work,
building barley.house, just south Of
the Minnesota 4 Dakota Elevator.
Mr.. Harris will make the third Arm
to buy barley here this season.
Geo. linn, OF Cavalier, has moved
his family into the Geo. Foster
dwelling on the cornor Of Seven
and Carried streets. Mr.. z,nn is the
new agent for the Il. r. Valley Ele.
vator Co.
John Swain has opened out n nevS
lumber yard on the corner of Second |
and Garfield streets, which gives usl
three yards. Mr.. Swain has men and
teams to work drawing square tim.
Der and sand for the new brick store. |
Geo. Blsscl, Wick Dawson, A. Currie
and Sam Lithgow, returned from the |
Rainy Lake country, last Thursdayl
evening. The boys had very pleas |
ant trip and intend to locate there |
either this fall or next spring.
A little seven.month old girl If Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. Provoncair, died last
Friday evening and was buried in the |
r. c. cemetery, Sunday. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Provlncair are comparative
strangers here but have many friends
who sympathizc with them In the loss
OF their little girl.
William Wright and his son Wilbur.
came back from California, Tuesday,
to spend tho harvest here. Mr.. ".
says that dollars IRE much scarcer In
California than they are 10 N. OAK. |
It's all right for Will to live there
but II 1t was not for the products Of |
his N. Oak. farms, he and his family
would have to stay right here,
Fire! fire! firc:' was the cry 2 O'CLOCK
Wednesday afternoon, and every man. |
women and child 10 Bathgate turned
out to fight the demon. But willing
hands and few buckets OF water
had subdued the flames before the
engine got to work. Talk about your
organized fire companies but every
citizen in Rathgate is company ail|
by himself, as has been demonstrate.
ed on several occasions before. Dor.
Quigley's manure pile was the cause
OF the cOnnagratlon and was set nm