The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-11

What's The matter with Mayor Collins3
Wouldn't II bejust about rightl 4.
Count DeLarirnier was doing busi-
ness with our merchants Monday.
Miss Ethel Ferie will teach III tho
Valentine school district this term " I
David Wallace received a new Gar
Scott Engine direct from the factory last
week. ..<
Hamilton M. E. church and Sunday
school has given e12.75 to the sufferers
Of India:
Sheriff Fred Farrow, Of Cavalier, was
in town for short time Tuesday, enroute
for PemDina.
I F.W. Wright has purchased oue Of
new4rollers from the Hsmilton Grain and
Implement Co. 49,.
H. L. Holmes, of gopher fame, was
down from Bathgate Friday in company
with Attorney Burke.
Little Joe" has been moving Mrs. Nc
Lauchlin's house onto the lots opposite
the Bride residence this week.
The Hamilton grain and Implement Co
have received large supply ofthose new
rollers. Just The thing for a dry year
like this.
Miss lilly and Ida Warner who have
been at the Hamilton House for several
years. left for visit at home, in Mime
sofa, Saturday.
a. r. Thompson. Of Mountain, was in
town, over Saturday, returning from
Neche. Arthur is still teaching theyoung
idea how to school.
Postmaster Sarver says that the new
postage stamp books have not arrived at
this office, but that there will be a supply
on hand in short time.
Mr.. VIM. Paxman is building a new
house on Kid Avenue. When it is COM
pleted, Ed Redick will rent it and become
resident of the acknowledgements.
The seventh annual premium list of the
Pembina County Fair and Exhibition
Association is out. 1t is nicely printed
and bound, the work of the X-Rays.
Miss Irene Wallace will teach school
at toilette this summer. Miss Wallace
will no doubt be very successful and the
toilette people are to be congratulated
on their choice.
A Glasston correspondent to the X
Rays is looking Hor some sort of pre-
ventative to stop all the young ladies from
locking arms when going home from
church. That's easy. Just kiss 'em.
It's DR.. Mclean the optician, specialist
of the eye, not DR.. ]. H. Mclean of al
manac fame or tape worm tablets, but
DR.. D. R. Mclean the optician, who. has
eye glasses to burn. Ifyour eyes trouble
you consult the DR.. and get immediate
relief Dune says that selling;:eye glasses
beats selling wood all hollow.
All of our citizens turned out on Afbor
day and planted several hundred trees a.
long the streets of our city, and they
seemed to enjoy the work. One gentle
man remarked that Hamilton had tree
that cost the city the sum of $4,000.
The way this came about was, The city
let the contract of..planting several hum
dred trees to Mclean Bros, and they all
refused to grow with a, single exception.
This tree today is worth about Is cents.
If any town can beat this record they
will be entitled to 60 up ahead.
City election was held Monday and re-
suited as follows: Aldermen, Ed. Col
Inns. Thos. Cornell, VIM. Thrower;
treasurer, c. r. Green; clerk, H. H.
Fennell; Justice, w. H. Hassing; marshal,
Ike Campbell It was one Of the warm
est city elections held in Hamilton for
years. Inthe second ward F. E. Renaud
ran against Thos. Cornell and II. H.
Fennell against Rohen Lembecke for
clerk. Lembecke was the caucus nomi.
nee and received all the votes cast in the
forenoon. but after dinner II. Fennell
was put in the field and found time from
his duties as poll clerk to do some hustl-
ing for himself Lembecke was busily
engaged at work in the humber yard and
did not know that there was another
candidate in the field until II was too
late. It was warm number and all the
fun is over for another year.
If troubled with rheumatism, give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. Il will
not cost you cent fit does no good.
One application will relieve the pain. 1t
also cures sprains and bruises in one
third the time required by any other
treatment. Cuts, burns, fros,bites, quin-
sey, pains in the side and chest. glandu-
lar and other swellings are quickly cured
by applying it. Every bottle warranted.
Price, % and SO cents. For sale by. T.
r. Shaw, druggist.
Tongue River. III
Mss Mary Smell, Of Cavalier. was visit.