The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-06-11
COUNTY NEWS.

/ J. W. SnlSnOh0 came over from Penn
bina, Friday.
w. H. Roberts WAS over from Cavalie,
on Monday.
+ ]. D. Winlaw was over from Pembina
l Saturday evening.
NJ. S. Frise drove over to Pembina
Thursday morning;
]. T. Blacklocki 1t the shriner's meet.
ing in Fargo this week.
re McAllen, tho optician, was here
the first part Of the
H. N. Joy left for Milwaukee to attend
the A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge.
Jos. Paxman intends putting in brick
foundation under the glass block.
Geo. w. Brown is expectedhome from
Minneapolis sometime next week.
i Jos. Gilpin, Of the X-Rays. left for his
home at Alexandra, Mimi, Saturday.
Some son of a gun swiped four wheels
from one of Thos. Connell's buggies last
week..
Col. A. F. Roberts of St. Thomas was
in town for short time Tuesday of last
week.
The G. N. had bridge crew at work
on some of the railroad culverts last
week.
w. c. Green intends putting in brick
foundation under his house, in the near
future.
o. M. Corwin of ST. Thomas passed
through town Saturday, returning from
Pembina.
/! There will be meeting of the town
ship board Monday, June 18th, equaliza-
ton day. ~
Joe Kitchin arrived with the Red River
Valley photo car Tuesday, to remain two
or three weeks. 80.
D. P. Miller and Jos. Hutchroft left
Saturday morning fa Lake, auptin, to
see the country.
The w. c. T. U. will give an exhibi-
ton and serve ice cream at the town hall
Monday night, June'1 4th.
H. Hess, John Rock and G. A. Bert
ran left for Cavalier county Tuesday
morning, to look over the country.
S. Buck purchased the old Roney
house from c. H. Asselstine, and moved
it out to his farm in Carlisle township.
The ladies of the w. c. T. U. gave a
banquet last Friday evening in the Pax
man building, next door to the printing
office.
Insure your crops against loss from
hail with the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Co. of st. Thomas. A. E. Thacker,
agent.
Shatz against Racket was the title of q
case before Justice Wright, Monday. A
suit for $50 bushels of barley; verdict fol
plaintiff. =.
The ladies aid of the M. E. church will
have the church raised and brick foun
dation put in. What's the matter with
the ladies?
| ]. M. Chisholm, accompanied by hi:
wife and children, left for Milwaukee or
Sunday evening. J.. M. will attend the
A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge.
| ]. P. Brennon, the dentist, was in towr
for three or four days last week. DR.
Brennon informs us that he will visi
Hamilton regular in the future.
Geo. Grumpy came up from Mime
apolis, Thursday, and he and Joe Hall
son went up to Cavalier county Monda,
to make Improvements on their claims.
Hamilton wants a frst-class lumber
yard, harness shop and railroad from
Duluth west. A few more things are
needed but we won't mention them JUS
now.
w. F. Grill has moved his residence
back and put in brick foundation. c
r. Green has done likewise. Kid Ave
is right in it when it comes to improve
rnents.
We understand that the fair manage
ment has made arrangements with Prof
Ward, the celebrated aeronaut to make
three ascensions with his balloon at til.
midsummer fair. This alone ought tc
be- a drawing card.
Sale Of State Hay Permits.
| On June 18th the county treasurer will
sell permits to, cut hay on school and
state lands for the season of 1897. at auc.
ton to the highest bidder. at his office
in the court house. at Pembina. No bid
entertained for less than 2.50 per quar-.
| ter section. Sale to commence at II
1o'clock H. nj: GEo. H. WINTERS,
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