The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-18
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IS, 1902
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Will Occur On
July 16, II, Observation-Disclosures
Co. Fair.
July 21 to Observation-Disclosures
Canada's Industrial Fair.
Republican State Convention at Fargo
July 23rd.
The county teachers training school
began this week at Cavalier and will
continue about three weeks.
There were 724 immigrants landed
from two special trains at Winnipeg on
Friday, 12O Of whom we're Icelanders.
The Northern Pacific has granted 50
rate to harvest laborers for the coming
season. From present appearances
there will be lot of straw to handle.
Richard T. Burke and Maud O'Brien
were married at Langdon last week. Mr..
B. is a former Pembina county boy,
brother of county attorney Burke, and
partner of H. D. Allen in the drug bust
ness at Langdon.
Hogs reached the unprecedented
price of eight cents pound, live weight,
at the St. Paul stock yards last week, and
July corn is cornered for any old price
above 80 cents that the buyers may
choose to demand of sellers.
Hamilton fair is in progress as we go
to press. he band boys left yesterday
and many others are hunting transporta-
ton facilities, which are scarce. The
prospects are for most successful &C.
sion and a more than usually attractive
program and exhibition.
BazilIe DeNlarse and Cunningham
Ardies, of Carlisle, have purchased the
hardware business of Chas. Perrault, OF
Bathgate. Mr.. P. will give his whole at
tention to the Ba,hgate Mills, which will
receive extensive additions and repairs
this fall.
At the caucus on Saturday night,
Messrs. Comny, Mcbride and Myrick
were elected delegates from the city and
Messrs. Often, IF. Miller and w. Wei
ford delegates from the township, to the
county Democratic convention which
meets at Cavalier tomorrow.
Messrs. Sherbino and Smith were
building new house for T. Collins at
the Ridge just east of Emerson and the
lightning took a shy at one corner,
splintering the timber and knocking the
corner out OF plumb. The builders were
highly pleased-that they had left the
lob minute before the lightning began
George Murdoch, of Tyner, died or
Friday ana was buried in the Tynel
cemetery. Mr.. Murdoch was over 81
years of age and was the father of Mrs
RI. Currie and Mrs Will Currie, of Ty'
ner, and Clark Murdoch, of Cavalier
Four other grown sons live elsewhere
Mr.. Murdoch was a highly respected citi
zen and pioneer Of this county.
Emerson had big day on the 18th. A
special train brought four Orange lodge:
and friends. from Winnipeg, and severa
hundred from this side of the line, in
Guiding Hamilton Lodge, which went by
team. The town was full and the pro
gram of baseball, speeches., sports, etc.
was entertaining. Emerson did itsel
! proud with hospitality.
The campers at McCafery's farm start
ed out to camp on Tuesday, about 40 il
number, and that night it Numbered
lightened, hailed, rained, winds blew
etc, of course it. was only a coinci
dence nobody really blamed the camp
ers, but when it happens year after year
it looks as though something ought Il
be done.
SAT the Grand Lodge meeting ofthe I
EJ.%L az Hamilton last week VIM. M