The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-08
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Rsadsrs Of the Pioneer M.
press. b. special Reporters.

For the Readers Of the Pionssr Rx.
press. b. special Reporters.
DaSAgaSs.
Frank King and w. j. Kneeshaw
were over from Pemblna Sunday.
Charley Clark, brother of Mrs. N.
@. Young, is down from Langdon on
. visit.
F. A. Fielder lost his trotter, "Dext-
er" Sunday night from inflammation Of
the bowels.
Dave Beggs is paperlng and paint
Ing the G. Lee house ON Garfield
street and will move in this week.
Grandma Bowen died Friday after
noon, after IN illness Of about u year.
The old lady was seventy.six years
old.
Our citizens were much pleased to
see Father Briggs in town Sunday
after prOtrsctcd illness lasting since
last fall.
Mrs. Helen Key OF Grand Forks, a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fadden,
came Tuesday for short visit with
her relatives here.
Geo. Lawrence and L. e. Storms OF
toilette, were over Wednesday, mill.
Ing. Mr.. Lawrence says This wheat at
'Ome beats yOurn all to pieces Oycl
yerc."
L. Peavy has bought the S. u.
Bostwick residence OH Arthur st. to
which he will build an addition and
move his family into it when finished
Charles Seeley has opened out a
gun and lock shop In connection
with ProbsL's boiler works. Mr.
Seeley brought his tools direct from
Germany, which includes over forty
kinds OF files.
i State Of North Dakota vs.. venne,
has been on trial before Justice BEEN.
er since Monday morning. Venue is
charged with stealing goods out Of
the stock levied upon by Sheriff
IO'Connor last fall from Venue &
Dumas.
Geo. Mcdonald, of Cavalier, rode
the Masonic goat, Tuesday evening,
for the third and last time. Jim Nc.
Holland, Rcvs. Robson aud Sullivan,
! A. o. Disbrow aud james Thompson
accompanied him over t. help him
along through the rough and danger.
GUS path lie had To travel.
Geo. Estcriy, accompanied by his
wife and little girl. arrived from
Minneapolis, Sunday and will make
his home here for the summer. bath
gate is very fortunate in having MIR.
Estcrly locate here as this makes our
town headquarters for IcmEina
county for their line of machinery.
Charley Atkinson and his carload
Of bronchos arrived by freight, Sun
day morning and before Monday
Charley with that smile of his, which
IS characteristic to all horsemen, had
number IF them sold. Charley can
tell his customers just what that
br0nchO cost him to u dollar aud that
honest looking contcnance of his al
ways backs him up in his statements.
On Tuesday the plant Of the cheese
factory was moved five miles east,
down to Carlisle. The proprictors of
the factory deemed this more neces.
sary this season ON account Of the To-.
cation Of the cows, IL being SO far to
draw the milk to keep it In operation
here. The building will not be moy-
ed but will bc ready for machinery
again next season IL there Is sufficient
cows In this section to warrant an
other factory being started here.
Nearly all Of the patrons Of the fac
tory we're either at or near Carlisle,
A meeting was called ut MIR. b De-
mars last Saturday evening, which
resulted I'm the moving down there
for this season. While We don't like
to lose the factory this was the best
move the proprictors could do under
all circumstances aud the very men
in Carlisle who are upholding and
patrOnfzlng tire institution are the
men who are getting along and max
ing money in the country. There
are som. men In our own locality who
were continuously throwing a little
cold water on the cheese factory every
chance they got; they are not worthy
Of the name Of men and cannot see
further than the end Of their noses
unless there was dime In the tran
saction that was going into their own
pocket. Carlisle ought to have the
factory, they arc the men who put
their shoulders to the wheel. for
one, say, whoop 'cr up for the farmers
of Carlisle.
1t Is with regret VIC chronicle the
demise Of Mrs. G. w. johnson, who
died at Winnipeg, Friday morning,
where she had gone to have Il surgi-
Acknowledgements, which turn
ed into blood poisoning, causing her
death. The remains were brought
from Winnipeg Saturday, to her late
residence here and the funeral took
place Sunday afternoon at 2 r. NJ,
from her home to the town hall.
which was packed full, long before
the hour arrived, where the Rev.
Jephcott preached the funeral SER
mon: even the passage between the
NJ. E. church and the hall was filed
with seats, filled bv men and women,
who were anxious to hear what was
said Of woman who was respected
and esteemed by all who knew her.
Her death is kecDly felt by every
citizen Of our town. She was q
thorough lady and always took an ac-
tive part In all socials and gather
ings, besides being Of thorough
business nature, in fact the large |
trade which her husband enjoys in |
his store is largly due to her untir-
ing and energetic principles. InI
sickness she gould not DO cxceelied and
there is more than one household in
BathRate where her Kindness will