The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-08
COUNTY NEWS.


Hamilton.
w. H. Hassing drove over to Bath.
gate Tuesday.
Mr.. Bates of Ontario is guest at the
Fennell residence.
W. Campbell,o of Turnerville, Ontario is
a guest of T. w. Wright.
Miss Hannah Francis came over from
Cavalier Saturday on visit.
Miss Maud Moffitt came over from
Emerson, Manitoba, Saturday.
Geo. Laney Of Bathgate was transact:
ing business in our city Tuesday.
Green Bros. held special sale Friday
and Saturday. They report business
good.
Jas. Wright returned from Marvel last
week and will remain at home for some
time.
Sheriff Farrow and Deputy Freeman
Walters were in town Tuesday for short
time.
F. E. Renaud of the Hamilton House
drove up to Mclean Tuesday, returning
the same day.
Miss Barbra Mcmillan is visiting friends
at Winnipeg. In the meantime she is
greatly missed by all.
Mrs. r. E. Armstrong Is somewhat i'm.
proved in health since her return from
the Winnipeg hospital.
A. G. Gillespie of Allamont, Manitaba
is the guest of his uncle, Jos. Paxman.
Mr.. G. is photographer.
Art. Quinn returned from On ario the
other day and is again at his old post
firing Asselstine's engine.
Mrs. D. Parks went to Langdon last
week where she attended the funeral Of
her mother, Mrs. Buchanan.
For its size Pembina has more pretty
girls TO the square inch than any Other
town in Pembina county. Its regular
paradise Of beauty.
The brick yard has been shut down
for the past three or four days on &C
count of the engine bucking, but it viii
be running full blast again in few days.
L. Keena and c. H. Asselstine, Page
Bros. and number of others started
their threshing rigs the latter part of las
week and are pounding out some No.
hard wheat.
Prof. w. D. Mofitt left for Devil.
Lake Monday evening where he enter
his duties as principal of the high school:
the ensuing year. He says he has spen
a very pleasant vacation this summer.
Some Of the young folks treated Mis-.
Ida N. Fennell to surprise party Thurs
day evening, it being the occasion of hel
eighteenth birthday. The evening wa:
very pleasantly spent in games ane
music.
Neil Buie has sold his livery barn to F
E. Renaud of the Hamilton House. Mr.
Buie has uot decided as yet what he viii
engage in for the future, but we wisl, hin
all kinds of success no matter where hi
casts his lot.
The 81 have, have your" badges are
quite noticeable now days. If you havn'
one, why not get one at once. Remem
Der that dollar will bring one of the
brave boys long ways on the road to
wards home.
School opened Monday with Prof
F. M. Shuarts Of Ada, Ohio, in charge o
the high school department, Prof. ]. w
Medland, the intermediate, and Mrs
Jessie Abrams, the primary department
A good corps of teachers.
Mrs. ]. G. Moore arrived in the cit,
yesterday. Perhaps she intends taking
the vacant chair of chaplain at the camp
meeting across in Kittson county. Any.
way there are a lot of old friends here
who are glad to see her again.
Died.-York, at Hamilton, N. D.,
Monday night at 10 p. M, Mrs. York
Death came very suddenly. Deceased
was about 80 years of age. She leaves
one son, MI. VIM. York of this place;
and sister, Miss E. Pepper. to mourn
her loss. The funeral took place We'd
nesday from the Presbyterian church.
Bowesmont.