The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-08
COUNTY NEWS.
Hamilton.

NOONJY NEWS.
Hamilton.
Mr.. Sloan left for Langdon Friday.
John Page ST. visited Cavalier We'd
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Rev. Sfawkey are home
again.
Tom Gordon is selling tickets on his
horse.
!. r. b ackock was down from Bath
gate Sunday.
The X-Rays hints at some unsavory
gossip going the rounds.
Harry Grandy of Bathgate was in town
for short time Wednesday.
E. E. Heller OF Cavalier was in town
for a short time Saturday.
Geo. Laney of Bathgate was doing
business in town "Wednesday.
A. N. Lee returned from his Park
River trip Monday, looking we'll.
Russell's Comedians are rotten show;
they ought to be put off the earth.
R. N. Smith has moved into Sam Nc
I-auchlin's residence for the winter.
We understand that John Prior con-
templates trip to Ontario this winter.
Attorney w. A. Joy of Grand Forks
was in town Wednesday of last week.
Ed. Pine has moved from his farm
near this place to Bathgate for the winter.
Paxman g. Son now occupy the entire
glass block. Business with them is good.
The Epworth League rally last week
was not very we'll attended owing to bad
weather.
]. Smith, our popular dray man is very
busy now days delivering Xmas pack
ages.
Sandy Parker came up from St. Thorn
as Sunday. Must be some attraction for
Sandy.
Geo. Mclean is growing some new
chin whiskers and he looks too cute for
anything.
c. H. Asselstine will visit relatives and
friends in Ontario this winter. Wish you
bon voyage c. H.
Mr.. Erickson, representing the Plano
Harvester Co., was doing business in
orr citv TburSdav
The Palace Ice Rink opened Saturday
night with a good attendance and music
by the Hamilton band.
Myrtle Vinton at the Grand Friday
and Saturday evenings. Tickets now on
sale at the post office block.
Fredrick's Lyceum Theatre Co. are
booked for two night stand at the
Grand, Friday and Saturday nights, Dec,
9th and 10th.
DR.. Hepburn was down from Bathgate
Wednesday singing little song entitled
'Vite Ore" The DR., has good voice.
| Geo. w. Brown came over from Penn
bina Thursday evening where he has
been in charge of Tom Shaw's drug
store.
T. N. Elliott loaned his overcoat to a
gentleman? and it never came back 1--WE
mean the coat} and Tom is mad all over
in consequence.
Fredrick's Lvceum Theatre Co. sup
porting the brilliant little star Myrtle
Vinton at the Grand Friday and Satur-
day evenings.
The music for the l.. o. L. dance was
furnished by the Hamilton dance ORCH
estra. 1t is composed OF six pieces and
is right up to date.
Casper Sternberg has been fixing
things up around the fire hall the past
week. Cass can give them all pointers
about fire fighting.
The L. O. L. box social and dance at
the Grand Friday evening was grand
success. The program was good one
and quite large sum was realized from
the sale of the boxes.
Gov. Devine has appointed R. A.
Thacker as associate delegate to the
Farmers Rational Congress to be held in
the city Of Fl. Worth, TEXAS from Dec.
9th to l4th inclusive. The purpose of
the meeting is to discuss problems per-
tanning to agriculture and to decide upon
necessary legislation for the benefit OF
the farmers.
A happy event took place on Wednes-
day, November 3Oth by the uniting in
bonds of wedlock of Mr.. James Page and
Miss Sophia Edith Heard. A few invit-
ed friends and relatives were present and
at exactly $3.50 the contracting parties
marched with music accompaniment to
the parlor on the second floor Of the
Hamilton House. DR.. G. F. Erskine
was best man and Miss Laura Heard,
sister OF the bride, acted as bridesmaid.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J
H. Richmond of Bath. ate. The bride