The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-09
County News.
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ranch Saturday.
I w. S. Gtlpin visited Neche between
trains Thursday.
". 81. Randall Is up from Durand,
ILLINOIS looking after his collections.
Jas. Noble, our popular blacksmith,
made q flying trip to Bathgate, Satur-
day.
], n. Abrams, the good natured col
lector for the John Gibbs. Plow Co,
was in town Saturday.
The republican Clue has established
headquarters in o. H. Johnson's
building on fronJ street.
Magnqs Brvnjolfson, the popocratic
candidate for states attorney, was in
town for short time Monday.
The Hamilton free silver club has
rented the upper story of the Frise
building to be used as club rooms.
Jack Currie who has been singing
type on the X-Rays for some time has
returned to Bathgate.
Thos. Rooney. collector for the Min
neapolis 'Theshing Machine Co., is la
town looking after the. interests of
his Co.
S. M. Mclaughlin and Attorney
Bosard came up from Grand Forks,
Tuesday OF last week on legal busi-
ness.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the township supervisors occurs on
Tuesday, October 9th, 1895 at 10
o'clock a. m.
Paul johnson, OF Hallson, passed
through town Saturday eproute for
Pembina. Paul says that politics are
red hot in his neigborhood.
Thos. Cornell has had his residence
fixed up in first-class style, which
makes a. noticeable improvement.
Tom is always abreast with the times
on such matters.
Remember the republican rally this
Friday evening at the city hall. Hon.
j. Il. Mona han of Wisconsin will adj
dress the audience on the chief iss-
ues of the day.
Frank Chase, who will doubtless be
remembered as Blackjack & Grill's
popular collector, came in from the
south on Saturdays train. We under
stand that Mr.. Chase is collecting for
the Bushnell wagon company.
Miss Williamson, who is teaching
school 10 South Carlisle, was in town
for short time Saturday enroute for
her home at Bathgate. Miss William.
son Is said to be a very successful
teacher.
The X-Rays Of October LIST. 1895
says. "In a personal letter from Mr..
A. J. Lockman of Fargo. a member of
the commission firm of Ames s. Lock.
man. He has the following good
words to say about our fellow towns
man. And I have known G.
G.. Green, cashier Of said bank, for the
past eight years and know him to be
an honest, upright, sharp, business
man, full of energy and pluck and sue
cess is sure to be with him." Mr..
Lockman also informs us that he
hopes to be able to be In this city
soon and canvas for shipments.
A rousing republican rally was held
at Glasston Saturday evening. Gee.
w. Glass acted as chairman of the
meeting. The speakers Of the even
ing were DR.. Sinclair, of st. Thomas;
M. ]. Ryan, Of Cavalier and II. N. Joy
of Hamilton. Several of the county
candidates occupied seats on the
stage. The St. Thomas glee club was
present and rendered several of their
best selections which were highly ap-
preciated by the lage audience pres
emit. The meeting was a very success
full one.
On the l4th, 18th and 10th of Oct.
Hamilton will doubtless witness the
most successful county fair in the bis
tory of Pembina county. Already
the fair people are busy getting
things in proper shape for the exhibi-
tors. A large stable 125x30 feet is be.
ing erected on the fair grounds and
parties having stock on exhibition
will be assured that their stock Is just
as well housed as at home In their
own stables. Agricultural and garden
products, art and culinary work will
be placed in the society hall. The
skating rink is being seated In order
that all may hear the celebrated orat-
[Or, Ignatius Donnelly Of st. Paul who
will speak on "Wit and Humor." II
will doubtless be remembered that
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