The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-08-23
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. %, 1901
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The "Fnnegan" fly Is with us-"off
ag'in, on ag'ln, etc"
Born to Mr.. and Mrs..F. A Feldman,
on Tuesday morning, a gir.
We learn that little girl came to
Waiter Lockwood's at iIaIloch on Mon
day.
A new foundation is being placed I'M
der the Webb, house, occupied by Hon.
N. E. Nelson.
The State University advertisement i'll
this issue is rsl1 the attention of young
men and wolilcn.
Quite a number of our townspeopIe
are rusticatlng i'll tents at the McCaffery
farm in Carlisle this week.
James Kneeshaw is expecting a new
threshing rig, by freight, and will do his
share in Smelling out the wheat.
JOS. O'Hara, of Carlisle, has sold his
thresllng rig to Hense!. Mr.. Hensel
will run two outfits this summer.
Some body has borrowed the Editors
North Dakota Code. Please bring it
back, another fellow wants to borrow it.
School will begin September End. The
school board have about engaged a
principal but final negotiations have not
been concluded.
"Musca domestica dannum' is the
way to swear at house fits without being
profane, but the flies don't seem to mind
sp-ck what language is used in ad,
dressing them.
Now that farmers have wheat to sell,
we again take up the weekly market re-
port, this season to be furnished by the
kindness of Mr.. Jonathan Baptie, agent
of the Monarch Elevator
Sunday school pic MICS and Camping
out" should be strictly forbidden by law
during harvest time, on account of the
weather. "The Lord rains on the JUS
and unjust" at just such times.
Auditor Paul Williams family equine
broke his halter on Wednesday evening
and is doubtless san1pling the crops il
somebody's fields. Mr.. Williams woult
like to hear that somebody had arrested
him.
Last Friday was one Of the hotties
days OF the season. At Hamilton tn
signal service thermometer was Fraction
less than so at o'clock, which was tn
highest record of the summer there.
has been cool since.
Prof. GodWard shipped his houselol
goods to 4iilsboro on Monday, wher
he goes to assume the principalsllip {
the public schools. Mr.. Godward as
teacher has been very successful her
and we expect to hear of greater succe:
in the larger field to which he goes, an
which many friends here heartily wis
him.
About fifty members of the M. E. SUI
day school went to the Fort on Tuesds
afternoon and had pic mic. An excitir
ball game between the boys and girl
with Charley Keller Jr. as umpire, resul
ed in victory fer the girls and the un
pire. They mostly went on the gasoli1
launch and returned by bus-thirty-tu
kids in one bus load besides the moi
they made