The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-13
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County News.

SOuHly NEWS.
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Hamilton is to buy 40 foot bell tower.
and new bell.
Mrs. john Swain Of Bathgate will re-
move to Ontario.
The premium list of the Pembina Co.
Fair Association is ready for delivery.
Mrs. ]. D. Robinson has arrived at her
home in Bathgate after winter in Cali
fornia and the west.
Dan WaIper of6t. Thomas shipped a
carload of stuff to his new home at Var.
row, Alberta.
]. E. Mcclure of Prattford has built a
gang of II plows to be hauled by big
traction engine.
Herb Mason, salesman for LaMoure g.
Co. Of Neche, has gone to take a post.
ion in the Walhalla store.
DR.. Waldron Of Drayton has new.
gasoline launch II feet long and 2H
horse power gasoline engine.
The steamer ''Grand Forks" was at
Drayton last week with 600 cords of
wood for the brick company.
Jeweler Wagner of,Walhalla has pull
ed up stakes and gone. The Mountain
eer says "a good man has gone"
Sam Watt, who is on the road for a
wholesale house, will remove his family
from Bathgate to Fargo this summer.
Parlshioners of Father Arsenaut pre-
sented him with purse Of $50 before he
left st. Thomas or-medical treatment.
The Bowesmont blacksmith has built
himself a trip hammer run by gasoline
engine. with which he Gin pound iron
fast and easy. A
James S. Robbie, father of Andrew and
John Robbie Of the Cavalier Flour Mills,
died at his home in Park River on MAY
lst. aged 84years. ...g--4.s- s=-a,
,Walhalla is to have local telephone
As usual, ]. F. Mager is Sne OF the pro-
moters. John is always at something for
the benefit of the town.
Many friends will regret to hear that
Rev. Fr. Arsenault of St. Thomas and
Bathgate has had to go to consult spec
ialists for threatened deafness.
Miss Nettie Hills of Bathgate has ac-
lcepted a school in Mission. Wash., and
her mother will accompany her to that
place for the benefit Of her health.
Cavalier and St. Thomas high schools
had a debating contest at the former
place last week. Both did finely, but tie
Cavalier boys did little the better.
A band Of strolling musicians were at
Neche last week en- route from Pittsburg
to the Worlds Fair. Seems if they were
out of both their latitude and Longitude.
Huh?
G. G. Candee has sold his telephone
business at Drayton to John Scott. MIR.
Candee, who has made quite success
Of the business there, will seek a new
field in the same line.
The Chronlcle says that P. ]. Skiold,
formerly of Hallson, but who removed
to Washington some, months since, is
coming back and has purchased half
interest in store at Edlnburg.
| DR.. Erskine had small fire out doors
last week, and the wind blew some OF ile
paper under the warehouse and if lady
had not happened to see it in time the
result might have been serious.
Some Crystal bows who were out on.
the prairie on Sunday found number Of
young wolves, which they killed and
threw into the river, except two that they
kept for pets. The boys did not know
|they were worth e4.50 each.
Hamilton has organizedits ball team
for the summer. Johuny Conmy Of this
city has been engaged as pitcher. The
Independent describes Johnny as "a
combined Rube Waduell and cy
Young Billy Hooa'' is % do the
catching. .s's ss 81 \, ,s 81
G. Kibler, the big bass oi the Presby-
terrain choir Of Cavalier, white resting
his weary head against u large wall map
during church services suffered a total
eclipse by the big map falling over him.
He Was rescued by the brethren, with no
further iniurystllaa Il bumped dipnitv. s. sss