The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-05-01
County News.
Hamilton.

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Hamilton.
Green Bros. are bnying hogs.
j. A. Thacker returned from Du.
luth, Sunday.
John Gibson, of St. Thomas, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ConneM were in
town Saturday.
Several farmers have commenced
seeding this week.
There is an excellent opening for a
harness shop at this place.
VIM. Menzie Of Prattford was in
town Saturday, on business.
Cap. Webster came oyer from Penn
bina, Monday, to look after his farm
ing interests at this place.
City election will take place on May
4th. We understand that they will
elect q justice this time.
All cattle found running loose with
In the city limits will be impounded.
So say the city fathers.
Prof. c. A. Powell rides the Trlb-
une, an elegant bicycle recently pur.
chased from Blackjack & Grill.
Hamilton Lodge No. 81 I. o. F. at
tended divine services In the Baptist
church Sunday. Rev. Hardy officiat-
ed.
We understand that base ball
club, a foot ball club and a bicycle
club will be organized at this place at
an early date.
Uncle Ed says that In order to make
a success OF goose hunting it is neces-
sary to sit on top of a hay stack and
when the geese fly over, sprinkle a lit.
tie salt on their tails.
Mr.. DrIger, who started harness
shop on front street a short time ago.
found it agreeable to sell out and
leave town. Such citizens as Mr..
Driger will not be tolerated.
| j. L. Brown is having his office re.
papered and fixed up in first-class
style. Andy Miller is doing the work
and of course this insures first-class
job. Mr.. Brown has one of the best
meat markets In the county.
M. Sarver has made arrangements
with the Chicago store of Grafton to
have their cloak man, Mr.. Wilstrom,
come up and exhibit their immense
line of novelities in spring capes.
This line will be on sale at M. Sarver's
store for one day only, Friday May LIST.
Mr.. Norton of Chicago, practical
brick maker. has arrived aud will
start bfick yard as soon as the frost
gets out Of the ground sufficient to be-
gin work. This is a move in the right
direction and should receive every en-
couragement. Mr.. Norton says that
he finds the clay to be first-class.
Jerry McKercher, the section fore.
man, has his foot in sling the re-
suit OF an experiment. Jerry had ap.
piled for!a holiday from Jim Hill on
different occasions. but the Hon. Jim.
ME failed on each occasion to see the
point. so it will De seen that Jerry
was in considerable of a dilemma, un-
til a happy thought struck him and he
resorted to heroic measures, and let a
, tie fall on his foot and the result is
ne had not one holiday, but several,
and is getting them regular ut this
writing.
IToo late for last week.
Andy Miller has purchased new
wheel.
j. T. Blackjack losta valuable horse
last week.
j. H. Abrams was in town on bust
ness, Monday.
The school children are preparing
Arbor day exercises.
Tom Downs was shaking hands with
the boys on Monday.
VIM. Page has returned from bust
ness trip to Minneapolis.
w. Fl. Roberts came in from the
south on Mondays train.
w. H. Randall and Shirl Randall
have left for their home at Durand,
Ill.
Tom Brown has Il patent cane that
Isl sure cure for snake bites. There's
no flies on Tom.
Geo. L. Paxman has purchased an
elegant bicycle from Blackjack s. Grill
and of course is happy.
Whitmer. & Derby are headquarters
for blue stone. Druggist Mcdonald
says that all can be supplied.
Nothing but mud and showers of
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