The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
COUNTY NEWS.
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1esAs.
Alex. MUIR 10 leaving Eeche and
will join tho flrin at Hamilton.
tits too bad to see 20 large u mum
Der Of men looking aud some who are
not looking for work this fall.
WI. Brlden's drug ana furniture
store, has had tho outside painted
and 1t looks like w. J. livery nioe.)
Miss Annie vospcr 10 preparing for
her annual visit east ifGs .fall vOods,
and is selling Oh her stock regarilesi
of cost. a, ~, {. 'a.'o.,
Tho National Elevator No. 2 is
putting up gasoline engines, which
will DO used In all the elevators this
season.
Jas. Bakcr has let tho contract fol
u thousand dollar dwelling on the
street next to the barn purchased Ol
ALEX. Murphy.
LaMoure & Co.'S brick foundation !,
about four feet above the ground
which is built with hullow walls 20 q.
to be prosf froof.
The bush Is full Of tramps again
and his honor will have to call out the
Neche guards, as there are more thar
the marshal can control.
Mrs. c. Murphy is mendiug slowl,
but surely, also Mrs. Al. McFadder
is progressing slowly. Miss X. vos
per Is apparently no better.
Stacking barley commenced las
Saturday. on F. vosper's farm, soutl
iof town. The barley was cut Jul,
18th, we think the carlies In tn,
county.
u The steam furniccs arc being pu
10 the new buildings. The banl
fixtures are handsome and the build
will be ready for business by the emf
iOf this week.
4 Col. Jones is erecting q fine, new
barn at the back Of his house OF
Fourth street. The Colonel is goinl
into farming, having rented Mr.
IO'Ncil's farm.
G. N. Murphy, Neche, N. ID. has tn,
largest assortment of fine candles In
Pembina county, Gull and look then
over. %
S. ireland, whose father Is in soutI
Africa, purchased a town lot and 4
putting up q small house on tn,
Brooklyn side for him. He Is feelinI
tony these days.
j One day last week, A. Afford wa
held up on the bridge, north of tow
BY tramps; he hit the horse sharpl
and pulled through all right. TIL
tramps chung to tho buggy but 1901
dropped oil.
I! Jas. Brown had his face badly hi
by Il large mastiff. belonging to Mel
McKennon, who held the dog by
chain. A dog Of his description shoul,
be muzzlcd. The dog, when lttl
older, would not be long In tearing
man to pieces.
| 1t seems strange, that when "
many good farm horses are bred here
and sold so cheap, that anyone eau b.
found to buy broDch0s, but still the!
will do 1t. and dear horses they are
by the time their hearts are broken
In many cases.
The Hotel O'I3rien Is going sky
ward and will reach the top brick b,
Saturday night. Tim watches hi
stupendous enterprise as 1t raises IL
its magnitude, "He who has faith IL
himself, will with out doubt, stea
his bark to fame and fortune" AL
the travelling public knows Tim as
universal favOrite and born host
Then who dare doubt the fame an,
success of the Hotel O'Brien.
i II you want anything in the line q
iewelrY or want your clock or watcl
repaired 10 to G. N. Murphy, Ncche
N. ID. %
i We were In DR.. Gouloing's Office
few days ago and was surprised t,
see his outfit, we doubt II any docto
In this northwest has such c0mplct,
set Of instruments. The DR.. value
them ut $1,000. He is also a dee]
reader and has a library of 1900 vol
umes Of the best medical books. Mr.
Goulding was assistant In Londoi
throat. ear and eye hospital, Roya
hospital for lunatics and seven othel
speciality hospitals, besides taking
post graduate courses la London, Ed
inburgh. New York and in hospital
In Berlin aud Paris.
1t is strange what d small thing vii
turn the tide in the affairs of man
how some curious little incidents viii
show us our av0catfOn, II we are onl,
quick enough to grasp the situation
when fortune stares us in the face
We see, every morning and evening
a team start out with curious looking
rigs, which at first site, one would be-
lieve was the lions cage in Barnum's
circus, but on getting nearer, we find
to be a cage Of wire netting vel
framed with q door at the back, con.
tanning several dogs. On the front,
we find our old time sport, Harry
Bullock, with his helmet on aud all
fixed for business, who is training the
young sporting dogs to point chick.
ems. Well want no pointers from
outside Of Neche this fall.
Hamilton.
DR.. j. c. Hay went to Winnipeg,
Sunday.
r. A. Thackcr harvested apiece OF
barley last y eek.
Mrs. J. II. Abrams came down from
Walhalla the first of the week.
Geo. Brown was over from Canton
Sunday visiting with his parents.
The brick work on the new school