The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-05-09

d. SIXTH may be found ct his Office |
for tow days.
We are glad to see Mr.. Wunderlick |
out again after severe illness.
TIE selkfrk steamed in Friday morn
ing Led, and returned in the evening,
The trees are putting forth their buds, |
and will soon don their dress of green.
The ferry across the Red river at this
place is now in its place and performingl
its duty.
q. w. THoxrsoN of Bowes,nont is in
town repairing and tuning musical in
struments.
The coda fountain is in operation at
the Pioneer Bakery. Go around and
treat yourself.
Mr.. F. r. SMITH moved into his resi-.
dcnce, recently erected "n Hayden street,
on Tuesday last.
DIsTRIcr number a il the latest formed
tby Supt jackson. It is near Milton.
Hummel township.
FoR the past few weeks the sportsmen
have been many but the game bags have
not been over taxed.
On Wednesday morning the train WIS
several hours late thereby causing little
delay in our mornings mail.
TIE Mason livery barn is now the pro-
perry of L. E. Booker, but Mr.. Mason
still has charge of the business.
Quarterly meeting services will be held
in the Methodist church next Sunday
morning, to which all are invited.
ID. Z. ANDREWS has moved into the
house lately occupied by D. Smith, the
latter having moved to South Pembina,
TIE weather of late has been delight
full, and seeding operations throughout
the county are being pushed vigorously.
7. E. YERxA makes q bran new an.
nouncement this week, to which he in.
vites the attention of the hosts Of readers
Of the PIONEER Express.
The best shooting Of the season 90 far
as we have heard, was done by Louis
Bouvette and Harry Bowles, who Ragged
twelve brants one morning this week.
j. d. WINLAw las been elected to rep
resent the Pembina Lodge at the Dako-
tn Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, to be
held at Mitchell on Wednesday, May IA.
C.S. DoUaLAs, NJ. P. p. H. Bird, Post
master Lewis and Councillors johnson
and Forsyth were few Of the Emerson
ians that visited Pembina during the
week.
TIE price of wheat has an upward ten
dency just now and the Fargo Argus
thinks it will rise to Sl.OO per bushel.
This will be good news to those who have
wheat to sell.
H. R. VAUGHN has been in happy
and tranquil state Of mind since last
Sunday over the arrival of fine little
boy. Mrs. Vaughn is doing nicely and
the boy is hearty.
| DR. HARRIS received q letter q few
days ago containing very favorable news
from Sheriff Brown He ia much im-
proved and his physicians are hopeful of
his complete recovery.
The Walters Dramatic Company will
produce the comedy paul Pry" in Kitt-
son hall next Saturday evening. This
company bears good reputation and
somcthing above tie average may be ex-
pected.
TnlRE will he parlur entertainment
under the auspices OF the Ladies' Aid
Society Vi the III. Z. church, pen,biia,
At the residence vi Mrs. L. Wlike.s OH
Tuesday evening next, May 18th. ALI
are cordially invited.
SEVERAL communications have come
to hand without the signiture of the
writer's. Those writing rs ON county or
other questions will please remember
our rule in reference to this matter. We
Cannot publish anonymous letters.
-Mns MCDONALD returned from Chicago
and has moved from her old stand to the
building lately occupied as hardware
store on Cayileer street. Her stock oil
hats and t,onnets will be found to include
the very latest and neatest styles and
will be sold at lowest prices.
TIE town board Of trustees met last
Tuesday and settled with the town OIL
GERS, and transacted various other bust
ness. They will authorize the publica-
ton q q statement in our next issue,
showing the financial standing of the |
town. to which our readers will Lok for.