The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-23

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COUNTY NEWS.
xa1,ilton.
Andy Argue was up from Carlisle
Monday. 4. 5 ,sj5
]. Spangelo Of Cavalier was in town on
Monday.
Everybody voted the L. o. L. picnic
| Q decided success.
Geo. Bertron made q flying trip to the
Sanity City Monday.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Seney,
Tuesday, July 18th. son.
Miss Murray Of Hillsboro is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. A. N. Lee.
Tuesday opened little on the damp
side for the Epworth League convention.
Mahon & Robertson are getting things
~ shape for q first-class lumber yard At
this place ,s.s3
Dave Page IS home from Hatton, and
Is getaing ready to run the Psge elevator
this fil.
Is A reward Of IS has been offered fot
the arrest Of the burglars that robbed
Green Bros store.
w. Davis Of Hoople has accepted q
LOB with ]. Prior. Mr.. Davis Is first
class foot-ballist and will doubtless give
our boys few pointers.
Rev. L. B. Hardy has resigned as pas
tor Of the Baptist church and accepted a
call at jamestown. Mrs. Hardy left on
Monday evening on a two weeks visit to
friends in Minnesota.
The fair directors met in society hall
Tuesday for the purpose Of selecting
Judges for the different departments.
the following were selected: Pedigree
horses:-Dr. Stinson, Jas. Little, w. H.
Randall. Grade Horses:-P. CONNER
field, Ed. Collins. DR.. Jamison. Cattle:
-Tiios. Wexford, ]. F. Kippen. M. Sur
erus. Swine Peter Cameron, Jos. Nor
rison, Geo. Roadhouse. Sleeps Sam
son Rjornson, F. II. Bergman, Robert
currie. Poultry:-Wm. Surerus, r.
Chambers, ]. E. Houston. Produce;
grain:-M. M. Campbell, ]. H. Harres,
A. ROBBIE. u to IS; vegetables;-J.
Bechtel. w. Euller, A, Duncan. Dairy
Produces ciasss Full. H. Garnett, w.
Stell. Fioriculture;- Mrs. ]. T. Black
lock, Mrs. H. N.Jqy. Mrs. w. J. Knee
shaw. Culinary; Mrs. r. H. Stull, Mrs.
G. I. Harmon, Mrs. A. Norton. Art
Work;;-Mrs. A.sA. Robinson, Mrs. Alb
rams, Mrs. Geo. Glass. Needlework;-
Mrs. c. H. Asselstine, Mrs N. c. Young,
Mrs. ]. M. Chisholm.
A cattle shed l8 by 125 f., is to be
built. The race track has just been put
in fine condition.
PROGRAM OF FAIR.
Wednesday; agricultural, garden, cul-
mary, art and other exhibits to be plac-
ed in the halls.
Thursday; at ga. M, judges to award
premiums, al stock to be on the giound
previously. At IL o'clock opening adj
dress, Lieut.. Gov. ]. M. Devine, balloon
ascension in the forenoon.
Friday; at II o'clock grand parade,
two balloon ascensions.
RACE PROGRAM.
Thursday; free for all trot or pace,
purse $l5-1O-5.
Farmers trot or pace, $10-7-5..
Trot or pace. 2:i0 class, 5000 90
Friday; trot or pace 300 class, $l5-10-5.
Pony running, Slo-7-5.
Trot or pace, free for all, $75-50-25.
The purses in the last race in each
days program as above, are paid by
private subscription andnot from funds
Of the fair.
The second destructive hail storm Wis
tied us Thursday evening. It started
about 10 miles southeast and travelled
to the northeast, and swept everything
before it. The storm crossed the path
Of the first one and the damage is great.
NOTES.
Eli Giger's fine crop of wheat is almost
total loss. Geo. Starts is total loss.
windows broken. L. Kenna loses an
other quarter section. w. B. Dickie
was cleaned up with the rest ]. Hutch
croft's crop is a total loss, oats will prob
ably come along all right yet. Thomas
Gordon's was nearly all destroyed. The
window lights were knocked out James
Williams house. ]. A. Flemming's loss
is also quite heavy. VIM. Ferrie loses
about two-thirds of the crop on a half
section in the southeastpart Of the town.
ship. VIM. Sinclair lost about 20 acres
Of wheat. ]. Rowe's crop is a total loss,
windows all broken on south and west
sides Of house. James ellis crop was
also cut down; we believe that Jim had
some insurance on his crop. S. w. Nc
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