The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-04
1arkst Report.

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AROUND TOWN.
w. G. T. U. at Mrs. Prices next
Monday night.
REGULAR meeting of city council
on Monday evening.
COMMISSIONERS meet next week.
]. T. B. take notice.
R. McMurchie of Crystal, is moving
to Grafton, where he will prac.
tice law.
H. G. FELDMAN has been confined
to his house a part Of this week
through illness.
SERVICE ut tine NJ. e. church on
Sunday evening. subject, Triumphs of
Christianity. Rev. ]. G. Moore pas
tor.
TAXES have been coming 10 freely
during the last week. Over 1900
were paid the week previous to Oct.
LIST.
The tri-county institute will be
held at st. Thomas the first week In
November. We will give program
ater.
PRoF. TUCKER has also been on
the sick list with q bad cold this week
and Mrs. Tucker has been In his place
at school.
HARVEST Thanksgiving services at
the Presbyterian church, on Sunday
evening. Special music BY the choir.
Rev. r. Johnston, pastor.
REV. MIR. RANDALL. of Bowcsmont
gave an excellent sermon ut the M.
E. church on Sunday evening. Rev.
Mr.. Moore was at Bowesmont.
The Woodmen lodge is likely TO be
success with some twenty-five chart
or members. The first meeting &C.
ours one week from Monday.
The new sidewalk is being placed
In position and is a great improve.
ment. Profs. jas. Oldfield and Shep.
M00rhead are the artists.
LIEUTs. Ely and Avery, Gus Short
and G.. g. Thompson were looking for
ducks this week at Rush Lake, Cava-
lier county and came back Yesterday
with goobly number.
The Prattford, Mugford, Nowesto
route has changed time and now
leaves Drayton each Monday and Fri
day at $50. returning from Hamilton
same day at 2:3O P. N.
WIN. DoB1E, a well known and sue
cessful farmer living near Bathgate,
died last week of heart disease. Mr..
Dobie was highly respected and his
sudden death is>much regretted.
THE elevators are not filling very
rapidly. Farmers bring in two or
three loads, sell, buy lumber. and re-
turn home and build granaries.
Meantime the price of wheat is ris.
ing.
We regret that the address Of
Lieut.. Gov. Worst at the Hamilton
fair was not heard by a larger audi
ence. It was full Of excellent thought
and its leading idea was the educa-
tion and uplifting OF the farmer.
"ENaDAHL & REDPATH, dealers in
furniture, carpets and house furnish
Ing goods, Belt, Montana" is an ad.
vertfsement In the Belt Valley (Mont)
Times. That means our old time re-
sident, Charles Redpath.
THAT new upright sign in front of
Shorts is very satisfactory to the eye.
1t is beauty and was designed by
Mr.. Short, and Is his own handiwork
assisted by Archie Mcdonald, black
smith and Ole Paulson, carpenter.
Look at it as you pass by.
The Great Northern agent at Au-
burn, G. S. Moore, while assisting
trainmen in switching, had his right
arm taken OF near the shoulder.
The freight engine was Immediately
run to Grafton and the railroad sur
geon went up and dressed the wound.
From loss of blood he is very low.