The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-05-24

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ppeiag e toA6 Monday.
3, !, IA NJ 81 our boys have loft their
iiale J. \ With =. y ] Watt for cycle
suits. l.,.
Geo, Glnsslc and II. q. Young loft
Sunday. morning for Langdon TO at
tend court. y !.
Father Gsnin has i. large force Of
bis congregation ut work planting
murphies onshis ten acre lot.
Geo. Esterly and ]. D. Stack hied
away TO Llngdon. Monday. Geo. on
business and ]. D. to attend court.
i The Batheatc Mercantile Co. have
found II necessary to put.a grocer,
wagon. on for the town trade quit,
lclty.likc. q
!! John Mayer, and bic family tool
dinner at tho Chevalier,- Tuesday
Mr.. Magerreports crop prospects II
walhalla and vicinity fine:
Robt. Basklh took out the new
BOILER for tho Carlisle cheese factory
last Saturday. Those Carlisle fellow,
mean bualnass.S Is. + :::ssn
Q. e. Mcclure; cashierof the bant
tof Reynolds and brother-in.law Of L
Pevey, accompanied BY bis wife and
family are visiting here thls week.
Surveyor HILBERT Of Cavalier, wal
over here last Thursday, laying oul
the land recently bought from thu
townsite company by Father Genin.
A new. plank walk was built THU
/ week from the corner of the Bathgats
Hotel to q. w. Johnson's corner OF
main street. This is an improvement
THAT was badly needed.
The two Toms, Donovan and Lang
were over from Leroy, Friday on bust
ness. They report crops tn their vici
nifty very little damaged by the lat.
heavy frosts. 5
VIM. James has hired for the sum
mer with the Fargo Storage aud Ford
wardins 60. Mr.. James long ex
periencesin' the machine business
makes Him q fit man for the position
f Lieut.. EiEy. and Colonel Wolf &C
fcompantsdby Mrs Winchester ant
Mlsa,A. 'Mskenzle drove over from
PemUina., Tuesday to have o mattel
game .,of tennis. They got thel
match. s...9s.l1
The funeral Of Ira Stafford wa
he'd In the Baptist church here Of
saturday and from there to the GENE
terry. THIS is tho THIRD son. that MI
and Mrs; Geo.. Stafford have burie,
hero within the last three years.
A purity Of seven men with teams
passed through hero last Friday from
Mouse river, bound for the Hudson
Bay railroad where they expect to oh
tain work on the grade which is nov
being built.
Thos. Bills. who Is working on tn,
N. Mayhoney farm about five mile
east from here. had his leg broken b,
a kick from a horse, last Friday. DR.
James set the fractured limb and tn,
young man Is feeling much better
Mr.. lis somewhat unfortunate as /,
% only q. few years ago since he los,
his arm from an accident caused by {
gun,fn his own hands. ''7'
!: The ladies' Of the Episcopal church
gave. an ice cream and strawbcrr,
social Mt the residence Of Mr.. and Mr.,
Geo. Ganssle, on Thursday of las
week which was'followcd Friday even
ing BY an entertainment and social
Friday evening by the ladies of tn,
NJ. e churchin the town hall. Boil
socials was. well attended and a sue
cess, both financially and otherwise.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Levi Isabel, accom-
panied by their son.in-law and wife
Mr.. and and Mrs. Josh Wylie, return
ed from Oconto, Wisconsin, last
Thursday to stay. Mr.. Isabel sole
his farms here some five years agt
and moved to Wisconsin thinking hi
could better himself aud family, bu,
he says, he made q sad mistake as hi
has been suffer from asthma nearl,
NIL the time he resided there and al
though only being back here for 9
week is feeling much better. Mr.
Isabel will buy a farm here again
and locateshere Permanently.
Mrs. Sarah Martin died at the resi-
Fdence of hle sister, Mrs. John Hewitt
last Fradays evening at II o'clock
Mrs. Martin, was a sister Of the Hunt
boys, who will be remembered by all
old citizens, especially those living or
Red River. She moved out to Wash.
ington territory some five years age
with her. sister and brother-in.law
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Fergoson. and 1t wat
while living there that she contract
ed cold which ended with consump
tion and death. She was an except
ionally, bright, young woman andlhel
untimely end will be lamented by all
who knew her. The funeral tool
place Sunday at the NJ. E. church, and
from there to- the cemetery, where
Rev. Jephcott in his usual kind way
spoke words Of peace for the departed
and comfort to the mourners who
were present. She was but twenty.
three years Of age. and it is indeed
sad to see one who was so young and
cheerful cut down and carried away
to be placed In the cold Clay, there to
await the resurrection Of the Just.
CaxiasIs.
Miss Maggie Webb was visiting at
her mothers last Saturday.
Geo. Webb smiles and says his we'll
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