The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-10
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Entered at the postoffice at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
The Bathgate creamery building is
started.
Ninety-four in the shade Wednesday
afternoon.
Neche VS. Pembina at the Pembina
Park on Monday evening at $50.
Drainage board meet at their Office
in this city next Wednesday 18th.
Judge kneeshaw left on Monday for
Langdon to hold jury ter,n of court.
The new bank building at lBathgate
is under construction. 1t will be of brick
Atty. Brynjolfson and Mr.. Lang OF
Cavalier were over on Monday via auto
mobile.
The Presbyterian church is receiving
coat of paint at the hands of Artist
Moorhead.
Pembina goes to Hallock to play ball
today, and Hallock will play return
game here next week.
Bathgate has just finished 2S1G
square feet of crossings and $1,000 feet
ofsidewalk at cost of $1,000.
Wheat has been going upwards pretty
rapidly the last week. Whether, legiti.
mate or cornered is not quite certain.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Heimbaugh left Fri
day last for Valley Springs, SD. where
they will run hotel.-St. Thomas Times
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Hicks of Neche
were visiting at Emerson this week
Mrs. Hicks sister who lives there was
seriously i'll.
Commissioners have been in session
all week, all present. They have been
working on equalization matters mostly
and have passed some bills.
Raggie. Basken has accepted posi-
ton in the G. P. r. general Office, at
Winnipeg during school vacation and
entered upon his duties last Monday.
Miss Lenora Gibson who has recently
completed a term of teaching in the
Tyner neighborhood has gone to Salt,
coats. Sask. to visit her sister Mrs
Moore.
f. D. Booker and his father-in-l law
MIR. Slmonson: left on Tuesday for an
outing in the Warroad country to be
gone about ten days, and will take in the
Winnipeg fair before returning.
Walter Ward of Macarthur thinks
that new boy that came on Monday even
ing will be great help on the farm pretty
soon. Congratulations. DR.. Harris re
ports all concerned doing we'll.
The Band went to Morris to play al
the local fair on Tuesday. They report
good crowd and most hospitable treat
ment. Two sets of ball games were the
principal sports.
l. B. Parsons of Bathgate was strucl
in the eye by foul ball while at tn
picnic on the 4th at Eddingtons grove
At first it was feared that the sight hat
been injured out he is getting all right
Base ball at Cavalier on the 4th, re
suited, Backoo-Bathgate, 3-13: Cavalier
Hensel, 6-3 /: Cavalier -Penbina. 3-3. Tn
latter game was played for nine inning
and then called off on account of rain.
We learn that DR.. J. F. Mcqueen
formerly of Milton, has decided to leav
Pembina and locate in the Canada
Northwest. The change is made nee
essary by the doctors ill health. -Milto
Globe.
Fred Farrow of Cavalier was greet
ing old friends here this week. H
brought Miss Beatrice Fowler home fro1
her Fourth in Cavalier and his daughte
Miss Pearl, who is visiting at the Fov
lers. ssg
Stephen Birch who will be remelr
bered by the older residents Is ono
4 living here. is nova big contractor