The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-12
; 1DAY MORNING. AUG. u, 1904

F 1DAY MORNING. AUG. u, 1904
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I LOCAL }!
:. Sloan the livery man has bills out ad.
vertis'ng sale of all his livery stock at
auction on the Goth.
District 10 has new school bell bought
by private subscription of which S. was
contributed by Supt. Alexander.
Sam Fry left yesterday to go to the G.
A. R. encampment at Boston, and visit
relatives who live in that locality.
Another interesting concert may be
expected in two weeks, under the aus
pices of the ladies of Grace church.
Grace Church, Sunday, August 18th.
Holy Communion 9 a. M; evening pray
er 1880 p. m. Sermon; "Our Lords
Teaching on Discipleship."
The baseball aggregation are expect
ing to go to Hallock to-day and probab-
w will go to Neche and Walhalla the
middle of next week to finish their sched-
ule games.
Rev. Mr.. Whlford of Bowesmont
preached at the Nj. E. Church last Sun
day in the. absence of Rev. Karr. Rev.
Mr.. Coombs of Hamilton is expected to
occupy the pulpit next Sunday.
Charley Keller was talking turkey
to Shaw and Carey on Wednesday even
ing. What beat Chraley was how tur-
key could ''hy" after it had been roasted
three hours in the oven. Shaw and Car
ey were advising him to clip the wings
of the next one.
- Contractor Patterson has more than
half of Drain No. Ii completed. There
are more than 100 horses at work and
four graders. He is hiring neighborine
farmers to do the work. He expects to
have the water running through the ditch
in abou: three weeks.
81, H. Thorwaldson OF Fresno, CAL, and
:, Ellis Thorwaldson of Mountain were
Visiting with their brother, County Audi
tor ThorWaldson, this week. The whole
party had lust returned from trip to
Fishing Lake. Man., where a younger
brother is farming.
One of the Hallock players while al
Argyle last week was hit behind the cal
with a pitched ball and for time was
thought to be in a very serious condition.
In fact his obituary was printed in some
papers as it Was rumored that he was
dead. He has however recovered. His
name is Brown.
The members of the Degree of Honor
met on Wednesday evening and perfect
Led arrangements for pic mic on Tues
day afternoon next, in the grove on the
Red river. north of MIR. Aliens place,
All members, and Brother Workmen,
are cordially invited to. bring baskets and
assist in spending pleasant afternoon.
Refreshments will be served at six.
The Pink Paper estimates the total
loss by hail in Mondays storm to be
1000 acres and as much more partially
damaged. Bazille Demarse lost whole
section. The hail lasted half an hour in
some localities. In none of the heavier
sections was the fall less than six inches
and Mr.. Lindsay reports that it banked
up at the edge of his garden to depth
Of four feet.
A rain and hail storm occurred in this
vicinity on Monday afternoon that did
considerable damage on general line
from Bathgate between the rivers to Ge-
poux bridge and from there eastward,
south Of the Pembina to the Red river.
Richard and Battle Demarse are report
ed among the severe losers and DR.. Har-
ris lost quite per centage ona part q
his lands near Icelandic coulee. In town
there WIS not enough to hurt gardens
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