The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-12
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Crops are looking well il the Bowes-
mont locality. F5
Fred Deichert is opening new livery
stable in Cavalier. slf.3a ~.
A. F:Appleton Of Crystal has decided
to move 10 California. It
Mrs. F. Reynolds of Bathgate is visit
ing the Worlds Fair this week.
Prof. John Meissner Of Crystal will
teach the Rugby schools next year.
Twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Med maid of Carlisle OH July
23rd. q
The Call understands that A. A. Halli-
day has sold out his business at Duluth
and will return to Milton.
A Bathgate patty of about thirty peo-
pie have'besn picnicing for some time at
McCaffery's farm in Carlisle.
The drain commissioners were looking
over drain 81 at Carter's Slough and will
make assessments as soon as the cost of
the ditch is known.
Austfjord & Johnson have purchased
the business of Garnett Bros. & Halli-
day at Hensel. They were clerks in the
store previously.
Nowesto school house caught light
ming stroke that destroyed the chimney
short time after meeting of the Ep-
worth League had dispersed.
The picnic at McFaddens grove at
Tyner last week was great success and
netted. the w. c. T. U. and Woman's
Home Missionary Society sll5.
According to report, Charles Burgess,
Of the Bank of Cavalier, is heir to large
fortune left by relative in England. 1t
is saih that the amount is 800, 900.
Alex. Robertson, S. ]. Hawthorne and
VIM. Brown of Crystal are back from a
trip to Saskatoon. Brown took a claim
and says he came back for wife.
The quarantine has been raised from
the residence of Robt Mcbride of Cava-
lier, his little daughter having recovered
rom the scarlet fever after a light at.
tack. 4f"...
The only son Of the only brother of H.
R. Vaughn OF Walhalla was killed in
mine in Colorado last week. The yonng
man had just graduated from school of
mines.
VIM. Truemner and Herbert Mcneil
have purchased the Hall barber shop at
Cavalier. Both these young men have
worked with Ben Taylor of this city in
times past.
Bert Burills house at Midland was re-
Gently struck by lightning and one side
badly demolished, but no one was hurt,
though several persons were in the house
at the time.
Bert Seymour and Harry Holland, who
were sent to the psnitentiary from Cava-
lier for burglary some time ago, have
been pardoned By the board. They are
both only boys.
Harold Bond of Minneapolis, who has
spent his vacation at Bowesmont and do
ing the pitching for the Bowesmont ball
team, has returned to his home, with the
reputation of reing the best pitcher that
was ever in these parts.
| John Mahon on Tuesday received a
telegram from Mrs. Mahon announcing
the death of her brother, w. ]. Fergu
son, near Seattle. The deceased has fol
over year past been rendered totally
helpless by a paralytic stroke. An inva
lid wive and family Of seven children
survive.-Langdon Democrat.
The re-opening of the M. E. church
at Hamilton, after extensive improve
ments, on Sunday and Tuesday of las
week, was the occasion of extra service!
and an entertainment. On Sunday Revs
Jephcott and Karr of Pembina ahd Pre-
siding Elder Cooper preached at the
three services and on Tuesday evening
the choral society, under the leadership
of Rev. Coombs, the pastor. and severa
ministers from neighboring towns, were
present and made addresses and SPLEEN
did supper was served by the ladies.
/ The next regular examination of appli.
cants for Teachers certificates will be
held August 2e and 81, 1894 at Pembina
and St. Thomas. N. D. Applicants for
Primary Certificates will be examined at
the same time.
w. ]. ALEXANDER,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
] $50 bushels Of good oats for sale.
Cash only. Apply.to
| E. ]. HARRIS,
1873 Pembina, ND.
The Armenia Elevator Co. has opened