The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-06-28


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Mis- 4. Vosper ~ . III and isi
under the care d ~ MY.
Nechs base ball club - tosyginnl.
pc on July 1th;so p,ay TN dub. ST.
Graders aud scrapers afs an the
flnshlon just now and everything will
be lovely soon. "a
The base ball game-Bay Centre
and Neche was very one-sided. Never
mind boys. try again. Neche Is .,
strong team.
The brlcklavers have finished on
the bank block and are starting on
the drug store. The foundation for
the O'Brien hotel is getting into
shape.
Miss ]. McDoueal, our primary
teacher. 10 going to have kinder.
garten school here, during the holi.
days She is quite at home amongst
the little folks and the little folks
appreciate her many good qualities.
Ihcar they are trying to get re-
duction In the freight on The stone,
brick and sand for building here. II
successful there is likely to be two
moro brick buildings going up Ii not
three. ~;
I thought all the hali-breeds had
left. but last night was readily
awakened from that happy dream, for
they certainly made night hideous
Our marshal must have hidden
his star and bulls-eyc under the BUSH
el,and after taking an extra nIght.cap
must have dreamed In the arm of NOR.
pheus.
A communication has been receive
cd from H. L. Holmes, who is fishing
on the lakes In Minnesota with his
friend d. Miller. II. L. Is in trouble;
he had q car Of black bass ready to
ship to bis friends here, but ut the
last moment found It was against
tho state law to ship SO many QUO Of
the state-and VIC all like black bass
so much; this is a world Of sad disap.
pointments.
Jud LaMourc, that is young Jud,
played ball with tho boys, Wednes-
day. He is chip of the old block,
sec him get in those corkscrew curves,
that bound-to-get-there sort of ball;
and he can steal more bases than any
man in the field. No one wants tell
Ing who's boy he is, he will make his
mark yet too, and don't you forget it.
When Dutch meet Dutch then
comes the tug of war. There has
been quite little tongue lashing in
Dutchland. north of Neche, In which
one Or two sour-krout Indies had to
add little to the town treasury for
INDUCING too freely with that unruly
member: it is a good precedent, the
funds In the treasury are low, and
that dreadful women's weapon once
on the war path, whoa!
I suppose II anyone was to say that
there will not be a good crop Of wheat,
he would be called a crank, etc. Well,
mark my words, there will not be so
much good quality wheat this year
as there has been for the last few
years, there will have to be great
change Of weather to make q good
crop; cool. dry weA,aDsr from now. on.
or half the crop will rust and fall
down, and there Is no time for the
change.
Mrs. Ely Askew who has been suf-
fering with inflammation of the
lungs. is, we are happy to say. recover
Ing, although but slowly.
Our painter is gucd man at his
trade and has done some fine work in
the town,it Is pity sucha workman
could not keep his fingers from stick
ing to other people property; he has
now to put in about 60 days at the
county seat. Set him to work, and
let him decorate the county buildings
there is no sense In man like that
working out q fine at q a day by play.
ing quoits.