The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-29
The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 50, 1897.
nARKET REPORT.
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Local.
w. j. Edwards was down from Draw.
ton yesterday.
Frank Campbell was a visitor from
Drayton yesterday.
I. G. K1MMAN will arrive from Chica-
go on Fridays train.
VIM. Edwards, of Drayton, was at the
Headquarters yesterday.
B. H. Webster and wife, of Hamilton.
were at the. Winchester yesterday.
The evangelist Moody is expected to
be at Grand Forks in short time.
Mrs. Allen Custer and son are arrivals
in town from Londonderry, Nova Scotia.
c. Full is off to the Twin Cities this
week looking for good things for the
cheap store.
d. Beaton and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nc
Donald, of Hamilton, registered at the
Pembina House yesterday.
Rev. Hamilton Wig1e, of Carmen.
Man, brother-in-law Of County Treas.
urer Douglas, is visiting his relatives
here.
E. X. Cavilser has a new Marlin 30
callbre rifle, that he thinks will make il
interesting tor the deer on the Yellow
stone.
REV. Jonas Sigurdsson will conduc,
services in the lcelandic Lutheran church
next Sunday at eleven O'Clock in the
morning.
WE regret to state that Mr.. Charles
O'Hara is lying very ill. He has some
thing like paralysis and lies asleep most
of the time.
SATISFACTORY Short says if the gen
tleman who distracted his wood saw
night before last, will come and get the
saw buck, he sees no reason whv he
shouldn't make an honest living this
winter.
DEPUTY Sheriff Brown brought in I. B.
Gagnier from near Bathgate last night
upon a warrant sworn out by Geo. Proc
tor, charging him with selling morteaped
property. Tne matter will probably be
settled this afternoon.
The Halloween social given annually
by the Presbyterian Ladies' Aid, will be
gwen IN kittson Hall. Supper served
served from 8 to 8 O'Clock, after which
an entertaining program will be render
ed. Admission Is cents.
LEWIS Pydee, who has been farming
near Winnipeg for several years, report
ed at the customs with good consipn-
ment of household goods and horses this
morning and made immigrants entry.
Mr.. Pydee has rented farm near ST.
Thomas.
AN entertainment is to be held at the
school house atGeroux bridge tomorrow.
Friday. night. Miss Fitzmaurice is the
teacher. A good program is arranged,
and the proceeds are for the benefit Of
the school. Quite number of towns.
people are arranging to go.
THE deer slayers are busy preparing
for their Yellowstone deer hunt. Part
of the outfit leave Monday and the BAL
ance in ten DAYS. The party as organ
lied will be Hon. Judson LaMoure. Is.
Z. Cavileer, Gus, Short, F. A. Hart and
Burley, Walhalla; Albert Garnet. ST.
Thomas: DR.. Wheeler, Grand Forks: Dr.
Quinn, St. Paul, and last but not least
T. G. Kinman, Of Chicago.
Forty Galicans, with all their bag and
baggage, are at the depot today making
emigrant's entrees to become residents
of the United States. Their outfit COM
prises farming utensils of all kinds.
They located some time ago on the Ros-
eau, east of Dominion City, but have
become dissatisfied and are now on their
way to Mercer county, north of Bis
marck, where large colony is located
and doing well, and where a stream Of
Galicians and Russians has been pour.
ing in from Manitoba and the Northwest
Territory the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. O'Connor were
bereaved last Friday night by the death
of their youngest child, Gertrude, aged
II months and days. The little one
has been i'll for some time with inlama-
ton of the bowels, and for several DAYS
befoae the end little hope was held for
her recovery. The funeral occurred at|
the Catholic church Sunday afternoon,
Rev. ]. M. B. Genin, of Bathgate. official
ing. The funeral service and benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament were very
impressive. During the service some
beautiful music was rendered BY the
Quigley family. The church was filled
with friends and relatives of the bereayed
family. The interment was in the Cath
Ole cemetery, north OF the city.-St.
Thomas Times.
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