The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-21


FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1854.
Y AROUND TOWS.
wooD, per cord. $500.
Snow storm Wednesday.
\ RoADs in prime condition. Tie bicy-
Gle rider could scarcely desire better.
The han ] boys will give an oyster sup
per in Kittson Hall ON the evening of
Thanksgiving day.
The skating rink is looming up and
Mr.. Latham expects to have it ready for
business in few weeks. ,
A FrSE horse belonging to NJ. d.
O'Brien. of Loan township, breathed
his last in the Chapman House stables
last Monday night.
ALL sorts Of plain and fancy job print-
ing done at the PIONEER EXPRESS office
on short notice. Send in your orders
Satisfaction guaranteed.
WINTER weather has come to stay, ar
psrentlv. The Red was spanned with
ice on Sunday night and the ferry las
gone into winter quarters.
CoRDwooD has been in good demand
the past week and orders for coal are OH
the increase. Natures outer supply of
warmth is becoming scarce.
Gun artist, Mr.. Moore, has been photo
graphing a lot Of our town dudes this
week. A company Of young ladies wen.
along to give tone to tie group.
The forenan Of the i,asxEER ExrsEss,
u. q. Thompson, left by Monday nights
train for his old home in Southern Min
Minnesota for q few weeks vacation.
ARRGAK in..the machinery stopred the
mill a few days lust week, Int it started
in again SATURDAY, ard is regularly rum
ming off its 10p barrels day AS peerless
Red River Valley flour.
Rev. Mr.. WoODs, Presbyterian mis-
sionary Of Fargo, will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning
and evening. II is hoped there will he
a large atteniance.
TIE attention of the proper authorities
il called to the bridge OH Cavileera street
opposite Henry Mason's livery barn. 1t
is in alad state Of repair and sl,suld be
put in guod shape ut once.
ArTOREEY CLBLMNo was in town this
week from Grafton, which city is said to
have moreYOtiny strength according t.,
its population than any other town in
the Northwest, Hart River alone except
ed.
MARRlED.-Att the re. Church Sunday,
Nov. l6, by the Rev. Father Mciinnis.
Mr.. A. bourgeois to Mss +. Martineau.
all Of Pernbina township. The best
wishes OF their many friends are extend
ed to the happy couple.
TIE new seasons crop of weddings
begins to ripen. Single blessedness pre-
sents no attractions now that it had not
centuries ago, and young men and maid
ems continue to enquire for the way that
their fathers and mothers sought before
them.
The delay in harvesting this year left
the farmers very little time for fall plow-
ing, and it appeared as though very
little would be done, but the recent fine
weather allowed them to speed the plow
much later than was expected and they
are in very good shape for spring opera
tons.
CRYSTAL was represented in town this
week by Messrs. Stong, Appleton, Arnold,
Goodman, Halliday, Ralston, Lutes aud
Edwards. The Crystal board ofstalwarts
was not strong enough to heave the re-
turns from that township into their place,
owing to the refractory wing Of the board
interposlny its persistent "No."
FoR some reason or other the Demo-
cratic blowout ON Thursday evening of
last weeF was not stunning SUCCESS.
Our reporter failed to identify large
portion of the rank and file of the
parade; certainly number OF the
by their absence. 1t. Vim
cent was well represented, however.
A FAREWELL party was given Miss
Mabel Coates by Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Wardwell At their home last Friday
evening, at which number Of our
young people spent an exceedingly
agreeable time. Miss Coates left for her
home at Fair Haven, Mimi, on Monday
Of her many friends and acquaintance.
TEE citizens OF our town had an oppor-
knnltV this week of seeing genuine