The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-21

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E. X. Cavileer has lost a liver and
white pointer and would like to find it.
Judge Corliss of Grand Forks was a
business visitor in the city on Saturday
St. Vincent had trap shoot and base
ball match on Wednesday ana assembl-
ed quite crowd.
New potatoes, green peas and other
sorts of garden truck are now available
from most of the city gardens, and it has
been backward season too.
The new Geroux bridge is in position
and the bridge gang have gone to Bow
esmont. The grading to the bridge is
expected to be finished to-day.
The Presbyterian Sunday school chill
dren enjoyed fine picnic on the bank Of
the Red river above the fort on the
T1,a
"Chico" carried them up and back.
Judge Kneeshaw will be here next
Thursday to open short term. of court
in order to allow of an early dispostion
of the Rush Lake drainage case.-Lang-
don Republican. D..
Postal Clerk C.. A. Kenyon still lies
very low, but has about held his own
this week with perhaps slight improve
ment. A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Kenyon last Saturday.
Hamilton fair was greater success
than ever is the verdict Of the visitors
there last week. The display of stock is
said to have been exceptionally fine.
The attendance was good. Base ball
was the principal outside attraction.
The new buildings have been at a
stand-still all this week for want of ma
terial. Some OF the needed material was
shipped before June and is not here yet.
Contractor Pau!son growing thin in the
meantime.
Thomas Pretty, one of Pembina coun-
tvs foremost threshernlen, was in the
city Monday, looking over our different
machine depots with view to purchas-
ing a complete new outfit for this fall's
work.--Hallock Enterprise.
The Band boys have received tn cir
new suits. They are of kaki striped
with black and look very neat and serv-
iceable. They paraded on Tuesday
evening in the streets here and on
Wednesday they were engaged at the
IL.
Attorney H. A. Bergman came up
Mom Grand Forks Friday of last week
with crew of men who are now at work
on the extension of the Edinburg & Gar
dar telephone Co. The new telephone |
line will be built west and as far north |
as to S. Melsted, who lives within mile
south of Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
The Fourth Annual Tennis tourna-
ment of the Grand Forks Town and
Country Club will occnr in that city on
August l, 2. 3 and 4th. Open to all
Corners. Entries, single 81, doubles 81,
each person. Closes July 29th. Address
John W. Ogren, Grand Forks.
Bowesmont base ball team, accompan-
led by number of the fair sex, came up
to Toilette Tuesday afternoon and played
two very interesting and exciting games
with the home team. Bowesmont won
both games, but the team is composed
Of such pleasant gentlemanlp lot OF
fellows and the ladies were all so nice
that we did not feel bit bad at losing to
them. Come again Bowesmont but we
won't promise to give you any more
games.
E. II. Gordon and wife and O. E.
Thompson and wife left Mondav for
Deer River. From there they go across
the country to Big Fork River, where
they have boat and will go down the
stream 300 miles 10 Lake Of the Woods,
I From there they take a steamer to Rat
Portage and thence home by the way Of
Winnipeg They took an extensive
camping outfit with them and intend e
be gone z about 4 month. y Is 2 nice trip
md one stiat viii Be greatly enjoyed 81
Lanedon Democrat