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

Liberty.
Harry Goff began Touching in Dis.
No. 90 GA Monday. We wish you sue
cess Harry.
e. Mettelman went to Cavalier on
Wednesday,, and reports roads in a
very bad condition.
Chairman George Soeby has pur-
chased a new gang pillow and is prepar-
ing for big crop Of No. hard.
Mr.. George German from Leroy was
visiting friends in this neighborhood
this week. He was as good natured
as ever.
We hear that Nick Yost is going to
build fine house this spring, also
Simon Thompson. A good example
should always befollowed.
w. Porter, the Akra teacher, has
ended his term Of teaching at that
place and is now with us again. He
began his school in district No. 8 on
Monday last.
DR.. CUTIE lost a fire horse last week.
1t has been quite fashionable here
this winter, as there has been quite a
number Of others around here that
have also lost horses.
Rev. Ainsworth preached in the
South Beaulieu church on Sunday.
He is we'll liked, and everybody wishes
that his stay in these parts may be
permanent
w. Porter is going to build a new
granary 42x16 feet to make room for
che coming crop. Mr.. Porter has
great confidence IN the future pros
perity Of our town.
M. B. Ainsworth. Walhalla's head
man in educational matters ana other
things. was with us on Sunday. The
only fault we had to find was that we
wished Sunday had of been twice as
long. Welcome again.
We hear that Robt. West is much in
love with his new home on the noun
tain, but we know that it was only a
mountain breeze, and we expect to
see him back again soon, for there is
nothing like being at Liberty.
P. Williams, the Olga teacher and
the Liberty lawyer, says he believes
he would soonerpreach than anything
else. Paul would certainly make an
eminent divine, and when he assumes
his new profession, we wish him sue
cess and full house.
Miss Liberty was born but few
months ago and is now getting old
enough to be recognized In society, as
she is about to become blooming
lass. Mother earth is preparing her a
green dress to replace the white one
which is now going out Of fashion.
Walhalla.
A baby girl is a late arrival at Byron
Lees house. All doing we'll.
Mosquitoes have made their appear
ance, and are getting in their deadly
work.
Rev. Collins has returned from M.
r.. conference at Jamestown. The
Rev. gentleman leaves Walhalla for
other fields and will be succeeded here
by Rev. Harris.
j. D. Trenholme, secretary of w. r.
s. e. railroad. accompanied Mr.. Alex
Oldham of Grand Forks on Thursday.
Mr.. Oldham commenced the survey on
Saturday, The directors have collect
ed Il ten per cent assessment and the
railroad affairs are assuming a roscate
hue.
[Too late for last week.
j. II. Abrams Of Minneapolis, was
looking after his interests here on
Saturday.
| George Carscallen is moving to
Langdon, where he will file on gov
eminent land.
Col. Brans fingered few days In
our town last week. He is westward
bound.
j. T. Briden returned Saturday,
from Fargo state convention, which
he attended as WaIhalla delegate.
The funeral of Robert Walker &C.
Cured on Wednesday. A coroner's
inquest was not deemed necessary.
N. &. Burley and viii Hurley went
to Langdon, Friday. They were
"hunting ducks" and had IL Hurley
Burnley sort of time.
Landlord Geroux loaned his over
coat, two robes and a horse and bug
gy to one of his guests, to go for a
drive. Mr.. Geroux is still waiting for
his return.
! Mr. las. Cnhnrn arrived Snnd.v