The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-04-06

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For the RsaAsts a. lie Pioneer n.
.pesss. " ssslaa REPORTERS.
1saAssas.
Bathgate is to have, smother baker
shop. -
The super,ntendent's. car was ut
tachcd to the north bound train,
Monday:
I. N. Dease WIS in from st. Joe, Wed.
nesday.
B. Brynjolfson came up from Grand
Forks, Wednesday and drove oyer to
| Cavalier. ~. -.
: G. w. Andrews and John Mayer, Of
Walhalla, were counting 10 town last
Saturday.
Mrs. Sanders left Monday for On.
tarl0 to visit with her relatives there
through the summer.
Geo. Brooks was over from Cava-
licr, Wednesday and took back two
drills for Ganssle s. Thompson.
N. c., Young and j. c. Monnct had
rather close call, Monday evening,
from being suffocated with. coal gas.
Peter Logan arrived from Red Lake
Falls. Tuesday. with his team and
will make this his home for the sum-
mcr.
A sister Of Mrs. Hellenberg, our
popular teacher, returned to Moor.
head, Monday, after visiting here a
week.
Constable McGillis was In town,
Wednesday, looking after a halfbrecd
that committed some depreciation
out at Rosa Lake. NJ.
Malcolm McDougall left for Park
River, Thursday, where his mother,
who is out from Canada on visit,
was seriously Ill.
Mrs. Mary Dalbec, OF Waverly.
MIMI, q cousin Of Landlord Chevalicr,
arrived Thursday, and will spend the
summer in Bathgate.
A car load OF good mich cows could
be disposed OIL here, to good advantag-
es. Almost every other man in this
section wants to buy u COW.
VIM. Steele and James Rodgers
went to Hallock, Monday, aud bought
the fixtures Of the cheese factory To-
Gated there. Teams drove over to st.
Vincent, Thursday, and brought them
home.
Judge Bccmcr and Will Reed left
for Langdon, Monday, to organize a
Workman lodge. They also expect to
take In Crystal, Milton and Canton,
before they return home.
The BlackhawkEsefy is; always to
the front and Mario Fadden will have
to travel few extra miles to feed
the young man who arrived at his
house Saturday evening. He tipped
the scales ut fourteen pounds.
Editor Frawley and his better halt
were in town on Thursday Of last
week and there is one thing that We
can safely say, that Mr.. F. has i'm.
proved very much In appearance,
since taking up his residence in Penn.
blna county.
The Misses Agnes and Lizzie Jcn.
nings were in attendance ut the
dance In the town hall, last Friday
evcning. Although the evening was
cold and clustering, a nice crowd
was present. Prof. Juliot furnished
the music.
Some Of the Bathgatc farmers will
diversity the coming summer. II. j.
Nelson, 40 acres of potatoes; l. j.
Chcvalier, Is acres; John Medium,
20 acres; while several. others are in.
tending to plants and 10 acres OF
roots Of some kind or another.
Two prairie schooners passed
through town Tuesday, cnroute fol
the Northwest. "Dec. LIST. l894.-Twe
|prairie schooncrs passed through town
for South Dakota. They located in
Manitoba last spring and came back
this fall, minus s4OO in cash and their
summers earning"
The case of Beauchamp VS.. Eu.
gene Horning, which was to come of
before Justice Trenholm, last Satur.
day, was dismissed without prejudice
by the plaintiff. w. j. Knccshaw
was on hand for the defence while
Attorney Monnet will bring another
action in the future.
Somebody went through w. Bea.
tons pockets Saturday night to the
tune of $45. The follow no doubt
was sharper and had the money 10
Gated, us he could have easily gone
through five hundred other pockets
in this section al q not ha.e gotten q
red cent.
II 1t was very amusing to stand and
lsee the number of men and women
who got fooled last Sunday morning
by trying to pick up pocket book
that was nailed to the sidewalk, neal
the bridge. This was rather o cruc
joke ON some of our ladies but fun fol
the small boys who was on to the
racket.
Tom McFaddcn is busy paperine
ATTORNEY Monnct's cottage, who ex
poets his sister up to keep house fol
him the coming summer. Now j. G.
why don't you be honest about the
matter and tell the folks that it is
some one else's sister that will run
that little cottage in the near future
The Forcstcrs are doing q thriving
business here. Charley johnson who
is considerable Of a sport and a jolly
good fellow, attempted to ride their
goat last Monday evening. Say, Mr..
there was something worse than red
pepper on that goats moustache and
Charley will never forget the night
he joined the Foresters.
Walhalls.
Only six more singing lessons, avail