The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-10
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IN John Stevenson has left Cavalier B,
Saskatoon. & s Is
Samson Bjarnason q Akra, raised 47t
bushels Of potatoes from I 1-3 acres. s'5a
E.. ii. Richardson Of Grafton, has'tAh
on charge Of the Wilkins hotel at Dray
ton. sss3s3s
Romano Martineau, of Nsche. raised
2,2l0 bushels Of wheat from sixty-foul
acres.
Herman Morris Of BROMLEY, California
is attending to business matters al
Neche.
The Mountaineer has two eighteen
pound turnips on exhibition, raised by
John Ingles.
Miss Annie Best of Walhalla is re.
covering after an operation at Winni-
peg hospital.
Martin Ellenbaum of Cavalier, has
gone to Washington to be bookkeeper
in one of the departments there.
Harvey Davidson and family have re-
turned to Rensallier, Ind, after living
at Hamilton for about three years.
The Independent apologies for mis-
print which said that Harry Tapley
raised 1910 bushels of barley off IL acres.
Miss Rose Aymond has sold her Cava-
lier millinery to Mrs. T. J. Shahane, and
will hereafter attend to her Hamilton
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carpenter, of Bay
Center, have moved to Walhalla. They
were at the beginning of things in Bay
Center.
Miss Martha Bullen of Neche, was
married to Harry Wise at Winnipeg.
The groom is superintendent of the
Manitoba Roller Mills of Winnipeg.
Geo. L. Paxman of Hamilton, shipped
car Of potatoes to Grand Forks and
then had to 60 there and pick them all
over because some of them had frozen
on the road.
When the Independent man read the
item saying that Rev. Moore was good
printer as we'll as preacher, he immedi-
ately began to set things working so
that Mr.. Moore might be appointed to
Hamilton next time.
Mrs. William cConaghy who died at
Bathgate on Oct. 18th, left her husband
and seven children to mourn her loss.
The children are William, Amos, Susan,
Ktherine and Eva Of Bathgate, Mrs.
John Goodyear of toilette, Mrs. E. M.
Stewart of Cavalier. Funeral services
we're held at the NJ. E. church at Bath
gate and interment was at Hamilton.
Revs. Ensign, Newlove and District
Supt. j. G. Moore oficiated at the funer-
al.
Ben James has been experimenting
with buckwheat raising and is we'll
pleased with results. The primary OBJ
ject with Mr.. James was to eradicate
weeds. In this the experiment was a
success, the buckwheat growing very
strong and covering the ground with its
stems and leaves so the weeds could not
grow or If started were small and weak
and did not produce seed. A portion Of
the buckwheat was turned under as
mulch and the results will probably be
apparent IN the crop Of next year. Part
of the buckwheat was allowed to ripen
and some four or five hundred bushels
of seed was threshed. The seed is of
very fine quality, large and sound, and
full of -four. AS dividend producing
crop it is not likely that it would prove
a success, at least until enough Of it was
raised so that some of the local mills
would arrange machinery to make it into
-four. As mulch crop and to destroy
weeds and put land in prime condition
for other rotation crops it will probably
receive considerable attention from ou1
farmers.-Pink Paper.
November 9Th. 1911.
Regular meeting, City Council. Pres.
ent, Mayor Miller, Aldermen, King,
Felson, Peterson, Shumaker, Short and
Thompson.
Minutes of meetings of Oct. 2-6-16th
read and approved. Bills audited and
allowed
JohniF. Miller, grading streets, e23. Is
Geo. Peterson, Insurance on
City Hall, 4O.83