The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-20
COUNTY NEWS.
For the Rsadsrs Of the Pioneer Elk
press, by Special Reporters.
Hamilton.

Hamilton.
w. ]. Bride was up from Pembina,
Saturday.
Mrs. w. L. Abrams returned from
Minneapolis, Num-, Monday.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve meals ut all hours ON Friday.
See our line Of lamps and get our
prices before you buy. GREEN BROS.
w. G. Greeu is digging his pota toes
aud reports u yield Of about 400 BUSH
els per acre.
Look over our clothing before you
buy, we have suits In goods that are
new, stylish and cheap. GREEN BROS.
The fair grounds IRE being put into
condition for the fair, and everything
will be- IN readiness in u very short
time.
We are showing an immense line of
genLlcmen's ulsters aud 0vercuats.
D"n't buy until you have seen ours.
GREEN Bros.
A railway smash up below Fargo
last "Wednesday morning delayed the
North bound express for couple of
days.
Remember that the fair will be
opened Friday, September 9th, ut
O'Clock p. III. ty Hon. ). Ii. Worst,
president Of the North Dakota Agri-
cultnrial College.
When visiting the fair remember
that you caha satisfy the inner man
by taking your meals ut the Halnil-
ton House, the only strictly first-class
hotel In the city.
Do not forget the fair next Thurs
day and Friday, Sept. Goth and 9th.
Every one come and have at least one
days enjoyment, it will be the event
Of the season and you cannot afford to
miss it. Every effort is being put
forward to make it a. grand success,
There is only one story to tell this
year about the crop, thirty bushels TO
the acre seems to be the average this
fall. II the price Of wheat would
reach Is cents per bushel there would
be great rejoicing among the farmers
and 1T is safe to say that there would
be noticeable improvement in the con-
dition of the country.
A gilt edge line Of gents all wool
shirts, and in fancy ties also. See
them. GREEN Bros.
The fair grounds will be open early
on Thursday for the reception of ex-
hibits, and the hope is expressed that
exhibitors will be prompt in getting
their displays 10 shape. Articles and
animals provided with the entry tags
will be assigned places by the superin-
tendents IN charge in the order Of
entry. The association will provide
an ample supply of water and hay free
of charge for stock on exhibition, and
exhibitors are requested not to delay
making their entries till the day of
the fair, but to forward notice Of
them at the earliest possible date, to
the secretary at Hamilton.
Clocks: A big show here, gong and
alarm. try our prices. GREEN BROS.
Too Lac fnr L. n wsek
A. Lee, the jewclcr, has nice line
Of clocks. Give him q call.
G. II. AsseIstine reports Il big yield
Of wheat on his farm this year.
F. d Murney has secured Il position
with an elevator Co. at Glasslon
Thos. Rooney was in town Tuesday
In the interests Of the NJ. r. Co. Of
Minneapolis.
Robert Muir s. Son have added a
coat Of paint to their Office building,
which makes marked Improvement.
We have the largest stock to select
from this fall that we have ever shown
No old stock. GREEN BROS.
The fair grounds will be fenced this
year and a small admission fec charg-
ed to visitors. This is as 1t should be.
Don't forget our fair on Goth and
9th Of Sept, and also see our cloaks,
shoes, serge, dress patterns, cashmcrs;
etc. Prices right to. GREEN Bros.
See our millinery before you buy.
We stake big things on this line.
GREEN Bros.
Remember that a special prize of
$1,000 will be given byJ. NJ. Chisholm
for the best display of any kind of po-
tatoes.
Remember that the date Of the fair
is the 18th and 9th of Sept. and that
1t will be held ia Hamilton, and with.
out doubt will be the event of the
season.
Mrs. w. L. Abrams and Miss S.
Thacker left for Minneapolis, MIMI,
Sunday. Mrs. Abrams will spend u
couple of weeks at Minneapolis and
Miss Thacker leaves for her home In
London, Ont.
JcwelrY: Engagement rings for 50
cents each, warranted for s years,
that's long enough II We are any judge
and we think We are. GREEN BROS.
Another south Dakota threshinv
outfit arrived at this place last week.
We think that owing to the existing
trouble with the Russian thistle that
something ought tc be done to pre-.
vent South Dakota machines from
coming into this part Of the state.
FaEmsrs cannot be, too cautious about
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