The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-01
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Townships: THE was badly needed.
Id him that -=@.--
be touched, ,
the buggy ~"
larry at oil. Latest Quotations Fro,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Tren SStSSn Cen Gen
boarding at the Chevalier for the
present. They will start housckecp-
Ing as soon us they can get suitable
residence
Hon. Benjamin SNYDER is down
from Ernest and looks young and
fresh us eyer. He is getting ready
for spring and will farm four quarters
this spring.
Several Of our little ones are suffer
Ing with lung trouble brought in by
whooping cough but our doctors are
equal to the occasion and no deaths
have resulted.
Father Nelson Of Hyde Park, was
In town last week visiting his boys,
Thomas and George. MI. Nelson also
did considerable trading with our
stores while here.
Sqpt. Wlnterer and Geo. Laney nc.
companied by Miss Deliaa Pcrault
and Miss Emma Green drove over to
Cavalier. Friday evening and took In
the party held there.
Rev. Jcphcott preached in the town
hall. Sunday evening under the au-
spices Of the court Of F0restcrs.
The Rev. gentleman had a large
number Of attentive listeners.
j. Bennett has rented Ike Fosters
new house In the north end Of town
and gone housekeeping, Jue will
have to qui6 his nonsf!nse, stay right
ut home and attend to. his knitting.
There will be blood In the moon,
Judging from all accounts, at our an.
nuaI TOW nship election, as nearly all
Of the old officers have opposition and
there promises to lie a lively time.
Doctor John f. Johnson Of Jacks,
MINI Is the latest addition to our
medical staff. The doctor is a special.
LIST ON catarrh aud lung trouble. We
understand he Is having unboundcd
success.
Geo. Esterly writes that he will he
back April LIST, aud put in a general
line Of farm machinery. Mr.. Estcrly
expects to build a warehouse as the
Postwick building is not large enough
for his business.
S. o. Bostwick returned. from Wal.
halla, Tuesday, where he had been
for a load of well piping sold to james
Reel who has left for Manitoba.
What class of outlaws there must
be residing in thai country.
The town hall was crowded last
Friday evening, to listen and enjoy
the dramatic entertainment given by
our own citizens. This was without
a doubt the best Of toe kind ever
given here either by foreign or home
talent.
John Quist, u brakeman on G. N.
road got his two first fingers and
thumb badly crushed in the yard
here Thursday afternoon. Dock
james dressed the wound and the
" ung man returned to his home In
Grafton on the cxpsess.
Judge Bccmcr and w. Reed return.
ed from Canton. Thursday where the
judge assisted In opening The new A..
o. U. w. hall ut that place. Ills hon.
OF must have held a right, royal good
time us he has been somewhat un-
der the weather ever since.
+. A. Fielder has his new hardware
store opened up in good shape, and
the opposition claim that he has
made a mistake in marking his goods.
Judging from past experience we
pOsitlyely know that this is not true
as Frank is all business and does not
do it for fun.
q. The first consignment Of wild ducks
went north. Wednesday morning but
will probably be back this week as
the weather isseveral degrees colder
ut Winnipeg than here. The snow is
all gone in this section and seeding
will be well under way by the middle
Of next week. The water has raised
over the ice in the mighty Tongue
river and other Indications 20 to show
that spring has come.
VIM. James received u telegram on
Tuesday oflast week, from VIM. Ccul-
ter Of Dominion City stating thata
man from Bathgate by the name of
r. Montgomery or j. eoughhn had
died there and they wanted To know
what to do with the body. Mr..
James, on tnquiring, found that
lanes Coughlin, who is well known
here, had borrowed u horse and cutter
from Geo. Montgomery AID went over
10 pomlnion City the SATURDAY before
~ visit friends, aud died there from
Of the heart. He was
about thirty.fiye years ofage, -l,is rela-
lives all residing in Canada.
Carlisle.
Baby See has the whooping cough,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Weeks aud family
we're visiting their parents Sunday.
Teacher aud scholars took q holiday
Friday, 1t being WashingtOn's birth
lay.
Brittle Mofratt is very sick at pres.
mt, and under the skillful care Of DR.. |
Burrows.
Mrs. g. Glider has been On the sick
ist for some time, We hope for her
peedy recovery.