The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-09-06
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 6, 1901.
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The New York Tribune.
Prof Keenan, has rented DR.. Hunts
residence.
Miss Belle Mckay, who has been
seriously ill for the past two months is
improving, but very slowly.
DR.. Falcon has rented Geo. Proctors
residence, vacated by Prof. Godward
and will probably move in next week.
A. L. Akers has been appointed night
watchman. by Mayor Chisholm, and he
entered upon his duties Tuesday night
The Canadian Pacific sectionmen's
strike is settled. A comprimise was
made by the men receiving s1.40 per day
in place of SIPS. They struck for 81 so.
Contractor B. Johnson is building a
large coal shed for the Vfiictoriia Elevator
Co, who are going to supply all grades
of coal at standard prices,
The wind mill at the water tank, that
was practically destroyed in wind storm
a couple Of months ago was repaired
this week and is again doing service for
the l.e railroad company, :
Sheriff Farrow took Lyman Dixon.
who has been county charge for more !
than year, to tie jamestown asylum on
Monday. Mrs. Dixon was sent to the
asylum about two months ago.
T. S. Gillespie, manager of the Reid
farm, informs us the yield this year Will
be about II bushels per acre on their TO-
tai acreage. He has returns from one
carload which sold for c55sc and went
No. / Northern.
A heavy shower of rain Wednesday
evening temporarily stopped threshlng
operations until late the next morning.
The weather as whole the past week
has been all that could be desired to
gather in the golden grain.
Whitfield Douglas has been growing
for several years. a grain called 'speltz,
which he claims is the most profitable of
any for feeding purposes. While grow
ing it resembles barley, the grain itself
resembles rye.
When the 1000 acres Of cold Fort
land is sold this fall, it will very soon be
all under cultivation, and will add very
materially to the revenues of the county
at large, and especially SO to the bust
ness interests of Pembina city.
Between so, COO and 10000 bushels of
wheat have been shipped from Penn pima
station SO far this season, besides the
large amount bought by the elevators,
who are kept very busy, almost day and
night.
The new Russell, 40 x ~ threshlng
outfit recently purchased by James
Kneeshaw, seems to be exceeding the
3 highest expectations entertained. With
its IS horse power engine, it is simply
impossible to satisfy its capacity.
The annual Southern Manitoba fair viii
II be held at Emerson. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, September 24th and 18th. Pre-
4 MUM lists are issued and can be had BY
applying to the secretary, Thomas w
Knowles.
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Geo. II. Switzer, OF Bowesmont, in
forms us that The Cakes Land Compan.
Of this city sold half section Of land Q,
Tuesday and 4 whole section was sol,
The day following. Mr.. Switzer assume
the iii Of i real estate broker himself