The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13

Wheat Yields.
James McCauley, Of Toilette, has
the following yields: On 345 acres
he had 9,770 bushels Of wheat, aver.
age 2S3 bushels, 68 acres Of barley,
1851 bushels. average % bushels, 80
acres of oats. 1900 bushels, average
e5 bushels. Mr.. McCauley's thrcsh
Ing bill is over tl,l00. Ike Foster of
Bathgate threshed 20 acres which
went IS bushels Of wheat to the acre
and 20 acres more which went A
bushels.
+. NJ. King returned from thresh.
Ing at his Crystal farm on Tuesday
and REPORTS a Yield Of 2s3 bushels Del
acre from 200 acres of wheat, and 100
acres Of barley at an average of 4(
bushels. Mi. Youmans on Ryan and
Shorts farm. toilette, threshed 2,24s
bushels from 10 acres, average 80 bush.
els. DR.. E. D. Booker on farm near.
Fort Pembina, threshed 1,73s bushels
from 81 acres, average 33s bushels.
Personals.
A large delegation of Pembina peo.
pie have attended the Minnesota
State Frir this week. Among them
are Collector O'Connor. Messrs Il. L.
Price. w. Kemp, Miss Pauline Har.
ris aud Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.. Anderson.
The latter will visit friends ut their
old home Ia Carver Co. MINI. ...J. j.
Dormer also went to the fair and will
probably buy his electric plant before
returning. Mrs. G. O'Hara is auoth.
er visitor to the Fair who will COM
btne business with pleasure and her
customers may look for a large stock
OF new and fashionable goods in the
near future. Misses May and Lii
llan Nixon left on Sunday for the
Minnesota University where they ex.
pect to remain and take an advanced
course. They may not return before
next June ...Judge and Mrs. Conmy
left OH Sunday. The former on legal
business at Sioux Falls. S. d. and the
latter to visit friends at Anoka, MINI.
They are expected back on Sunday.
Lieut.. Ely returned on Sunday from
his sad errand to Iowa City. where he
buried ihis baby boy, near relatives
.........Mrs. L. e. Booker left Grand
Forks on Wednesday for Minneapolis,
where she will keep house for Lewis
u. and Miss Blanche, who are attend.
ing school there. 800. Ike Foster and
Esterly of Bathgate were calling on
Charles Atkinson ON Tuesday. Disc
harrows is the language they talk
Just now. James Greenwood of Ca.
Waller, was In the city the first of the
week....The Misses Shay of Nechc,
were visiting friends here on Wednes-
day......Tim O'Bricn, the jolly boni-
face Of Nccllc, was in town on We'd
ncsday. Hc says he thinks that new
hotel will be ready to open about
oct. lst... Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. King
were over to Crystal last week. f.
NJ. looking Iafter, his threshing and
Mrs. King visiting friends. I. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Montague are at
home In Dickinson from their wed.
ding tour which they spent in Boston
and other eastern cities. MIR. ID. E.
Morden and his daughter Miss Annie
Merden went to Winnipeg on Wed.
nesday. Miss Morden who Is already
an accomplished musician, expects to
take an advanced course at the Win
nipeg conservatory of music. ..... MIR.
q. E. Tucker, who has been engaged
to teach the toilette school next
term. left on Monday for New Auburn:
he will return OH Sunday accompani-
ed by his wife,. Frank Hinkle, of
Michigan City, Mich, is here looking
after the farming interests of his fa-
ther. ..:.....W.A A. Godwood, "a gradu-
ate of Minnesota University, who is
to take charge of the Bathgatc schools
was visitor on Saturday. Prof.
Cakes, OF St. Thomas, was with him.
and we acknowledge u pleasant cali
from the gentlemen. MIR. Spencer
Douglas. Of BOwesmont, brother of
Treasurer Douglas visited relatives
mere over Sunday. Mrs. Wells and
daughter OF Wisconsin, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Bowen.