The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-31

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The Hon. Jud Lasl osia 81 II, town,
taking q che sights s.l n Sndlng 10
bnsiness 4 II i.g
b Tho rsfreshlng sboyy 4 y 4 a Monday
night has done wonds ~ ssdt The CROPS
are booming .along; B. s,I,.., :, ..l
W. A. MURPHY and ". j ]. Rsiden took
unto themselves wlngs y IA attended
lodge y Grafton !. On Ihuls lay. q;
"a Murphy evidently hSsS tIfaltb
Y The country and crops, fef4tS hos I
tcsty. 5i sss 4 81 q ;,s'.sss a !
On Saturday, j. Chimes. house "a,
DESTROYED By drs, With contsnts, scar
cely anything was saved, Mr.. q. beini
alone.
9. Perault has also returned fro,r
the gold fields; most too wild for him
likes to hear the sound Of the car
some times.
The potato craze has struck th,
state badly. J. J. Hill should under
stand that. for the petacs will wan,
oil the cars next fall.
Still they 60 to tho Northwest
There isquite crowd passing through
town to-day. The cattle 70 to the
Quarantine station ut Emerson.
Pat O'Hara's. barn has taken q
backward Glide and has gone back a.
far as tho lane making it much more
pleasant for the guests and family Of
the U. S. Hotel.
p. Q. Donovan with some gentlemen
from Grctna are attending tho races
at Brandon, Man. aud expect to ar.
range for some Of the best, to com.
pete at Gretna in June.
Conundrum: II every dog In town
had bone, how many bones would
there be, for we can beat any town ia
the state for dogs, except when the
assessor lie round.
W. Ewart our popular elevator man
has done quite Il business the last
week or two, he says 81 cents fetches
out the wheat, but still there arc
some, looking for still better prices.
T. O'Brlcn's smiling face is once
more seen on our. walks; he having re.
turned from the Rainy Lake REGION.
Tim thinks 1t will make q country
out there, but It ii like moving back.
ward, gong back to pioneer days.
Q. Murphy's store is looming ur
and is quite an addition to Fourth St
The bank building is aboyspseound
There are no sleepy msn totiia that
building, they are rushing IL Tor ali
1t Is worth. It will be ready t1 occur,
by the first Of June. 81.
The dramatic entertainment ani
Ice cream festival under the auspIce,
OF the Ladies Aid, on the 9th, was q
great success. The characters were
well sustained and we trust we ma,
have many more such pleasing little
socials. The Aid netted s76
Jos. e. Lee, OF j. LaMoure & Co
left on Wednesday for Teeswater, On.
tario, where he will be until In mar
riage to Miss Mabel Faiford, on June
18th. Miss Fulford has many &C.
quaintances in Neche. where she vi.
slted last summer, who will hail he,
return as permanent resident with
much pleasure.
E, Vosper, the agent for the Grand
Forks Wooden Mills, has some fine
samples; they are certainly credit Il
tho state. Mr.. Vosper tells me he
did u big business for the firm last
year. but this season, expects to do
much more. as the firm now has IN
the finest machinery to be obtained,
and can I'LL orders better and quicker.
Tho trials aud fluctuations Of this
world are heavy. It Is only a week OF
two ago ! had to report that Jim
Johnson's dog was in trouble, or ratl,.
er that Jim was: the dog only having
Q good time with some ones sheep,
for which Jim had to put up. Now
the dog has cataract. or something
In his eye, and has had to 20 under n
surgical operation, and Jim sits on
one side with a smile Of satisfaction.
as the surgeons knife penetrates the
poor canine.