The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1883-06-08

RRADt6e advertisement of L. Wilkins,
City Drug Store.
GREEN vegetables at the Pioneer Bakery.
Now is your time to enjoy the delicacies
of the season.
Voters are invited to express their wish
in regard to the division of Pembina
county at the polls tomorrow, June 9.
BRING your orders for job printing to
the P1oNEER-ExpREss Office, and we will
send you away we'll contented.
We regret to learn of the death of
Lieut.. Hook, formerly of Fort Pembina,
son-in-law OF Col. Wilson. He.died on
Monday morning last, after lingering
Illness at st. Louis.
7. E. YERxA has new advertisement
elsewhere. The patrons of the various
branches of his business in this county
and the public generally, are invited to
make note of what he has to say.
The spring opened favorably for seed
ing but growth was retarded by cold
weather. But the weather has gone to
work to hurry up the crops and they are
making splendid headway. The outlook
just now is fine.
We have received the illustrated cata-
logue, of the Robert Mitchell Furniture
Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. 1t is a book of
2l0 pages, an indexi.of the marvellous
proportions of some of our American In
dustries.
Bro. DOUGLAS of the Emerson Interna-
tional, is candidate for the local
legislature with excellent prospects of
success we hear. Though not in
sympathy with the stripe ofpolitics which
Bro. Douglas champions, we are naturally
in sympathy with him and hope to see
him succeed.
THE Bismarck Tribune declared the
day before the commission arrived at
their decision, that the location of the
capital at Bismarck would involve,
amongst other lines, the building ofa
railroad from Bismarck to Pembina. Just
so. Now that the first part of the pro-
granme has been carried out, let the
SECOND part he begun.
DIR. HARRIS is having the building
formerly used as Il barber shop ON Cavi-
lecr ST., nicely fitted up foran Office.
Q. y. jackson has q Lice. new awning in
front Of his grocery.....L. o. Hickock
has had his residence lately inclos-
ell with neat fence......Mr. Chapman
hw been making sundry improve
ments around his premises.
MIR. F. A. WARDwELL is now enjoying
the pleasure of a visit from his parents,
Rev. L. D. Wardwell and lady, from
| Ellsworth, Maine. Mr.. Wardwell, sen.
has been thirtv-three years in the minis
try, either as pastor or presiding elder,
and is now enjoying his first vacation
from regular work. He contemplates
remaining here during the summer for
the benefit of his health, which for some
time, has been poor. We hope both he
and Mrs. Wardwell will tnd their stay
pleasant and beneficial.
ELSEWHERE will be found the business
card of Messrs. Megquier & Mcintyre,
who have. entered upon the practice of
law in this town, having procured office
rooms in McTavish & Webb's block
They have considered the prospects of
various other towns in the northwest, and
are guided to this point bv the belief that
Pembina has bright future before it as
business point. Mr.. Mcintyre is we'll
and favorably known, while Mr.. Meg
quier starts here ON the basis of a
successful experience at Bird Island,
Mimi, where he practised law for fifteen
years. We wish the new firm success