The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-10
County News.
Hamilton.

Hamilton.
j. E. Thacker lost Il valuable colt
last week.
r. Thicker Sr. has rented his farm
to J. Renville.
Ducks and geese have arrived, but
are not very plentiful.
John Bechtel of Cavalier passed
through town Tuesday of last week,
enroute for Gretna.
DR.. Warren, optician. is at the
Hamilton House, look out for an cpl
demic Of spectacles.
Miss Belle Dow has been engaged to
teach in the johnson school district,
south of town.
Mrs. Roney and family have moved
to Minnesota. and have rented a por-
tion of the Ryan farm.
H.N. Joy, T. w. Brown, ]. L. Brown
and A. r. Buie were delegates to the
republican convention at Neche.
Green Bros. are erecting large adj
dition to theirst which, when COM
pleted, will be used as a ware room.
Miss Bertha Palmer has opened a
dressmaking parlor in the building
known as the republican headquart-
ers.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hutch
croft on Monday the 3Oth of March. a
daughter. Mother and child both do
ing we'll.
H. N. Joy has received nice as
sortment OF high grade bicycles. Re-
member that Mr.. Joy is headquarters
for that elegant wheel, the Crescent.
Blackjack & Grill have number of
their bicycles on display at the post
office. They report large number of
wheels already spoken tor.
Mr.. Klyne of Cavalier supplied Rev.
H. G. Jephcott's place Sunday even
ing, March 10Th, in the M. e. church.
Mr.. Klyne is an eloquent speaker.
r. Thacker, Sr. sold his farm imple-
minis and stock at auction. The sale
was one of the best held this spring,
everything broughta good price. r.
A. Thacker is decided success as an
auctioneer- =
Mr.. and Mrs. Creswell of Manitoba
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
Green. Mrs. Creswell, nee Miss Edith
LABEL, has host of friends at this
place. Mr.. and Mrs. C,eswell are en-
route for Minneapolis where they will
reside.
"Tom Stanley says he is ready for
those Hamilton debators any tim e.,
South Carlisle correspondence to the
Pink Paper" All right South:Carl
old boy, fetch him over. we don't care
for marbles, but are after the bright
and shining dollars and we will see
that he is skinned to a finish.
Prof. Powell: Miss Mcintosh and
Miss Reckett attended the contest at
Grafton last week. We understand
that Miss Barbra Mcmillan and Mast
er Ephram Armstrong entered in the
contest, but St. Thomas took the
prize this time. It is a source of
qualification to us that Pembina Co.
took first place at the contest.
We understand that Carlisle has
checker champion who has pulverfzed
everything, so to speak. in that neck
of the woods, and is looking for more
worlds to conquer. We would advise
his to get Sturge's guide to the game
OF draughts, and read it thoroughly,
then come over to Hamilton and play
N. H. Murney.
A mass meeting of the citizens of
Hamilton was held Monday evening
for the purpose of organizing Bust
ness Mems Union. The meeting was
we'll attended and everything was un-
anlmous. The following is a list of
the officers: H. N. Joy, president; A.
M. Muir, Z. w. Brown. vice presi-
dents; G. R. Green, secretary; A. B.
Buie, treasurer; W. G. Green, w. f.
Grill. A. Mcdonald, B. Lewis and J.
L. Brown, executive committee.
South Carlisle.
j. Grumpy Is busy ditching.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennessy. visited at