The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-29


the excursion did not come of ~ an
nounced last week.
LuAsxa ID ON the ground lbr the iinish-
inGof the Catholic church, and the work
will b completed before cold weather
sets in.
VIZ have it ON good authority that w.
H. Noorhead, cur worthy townsman, ID
in training ten hours . day for the race
for sheriff this fall.
Cus1on Orv1cR FELDNAN Il absent
this week on , trip to st. Johns. A. w.
Lyman, Of the head Office, has charge of
the Office here in Mr.. Feldman's absence.
TH1 card ofCapt. James Thompson will
be found elsewhere. He announces HIM
self q candidate for clerk of court and
Judge Of Probate. and is thoroughly
qualified to Gil these Offices.
W. Nouns has severed his connection
with the Royal Hotel and has taken a
situation in connection with the VIM
chester Hotel. The Royal continues un-
der the control of Mine Host Wight.
OuR noted townsman, Mr.. LaMoure,
carries crutch and swelled leg. He
claims that he is not llipped, but has
only sprained ankle which he rot in
turning too short a. corner In the political
race.
ST. VINCENT is again blessed with rail-
way communication after being cut off
for two months. The same privileges
are granted that were enjoyed before the
petition for the removal of the Custom
House from the transfer was circulated.
s A DEsRA1cH from st. Vincent to one
OF the &. Paul papers states that severe
hot visited that part Of Kittson county
lak Friday night. This may be true, but
on the west side Of the river no dslnage
was do0e, not even to the tendeielt vines.
THE increased business Of z. Moore &
Co. demanded larger quarters and . build
ing has been moved aecross the street
and placed in the rear of their store
. part Of which will be used a. an office
by Dr.. Harris, aud the remainder as q
storeroom.
TnY Grand Forks Plaindealer estimates
that the Irvine for binding the crop Of
Grand Forks county this year will cost
$75. 600; Walsh county. $50, 600; Pembina,
u.s. 600; Trail, $75, 600; and Cas- $780, 600,
making total Of $375, 900 for the five
river counties.
FArHER McGINNIs informs US that mass
will be held for the first time in st. Vim.
cent, making seperate mission. next
Sunday morning at 8 a. IN. in the school
house. Services will be held in Penn
bina at II a, M, after which pews will be
cold ct . moderate figure.
DUsnG the next three weeks We wish
to hear from our many correspondents "a
usual, but We request that they he as
brief as possible, though not neglecting
to chronicle any event of interest in their
respective neighborhoods. Our space
will be curtailed during that time by q
larger amount Of legal matter than usual.
The managers of the excursion which
was to have taken place last Friday even
ing request US to say that on account of
the upfavorable evening the Emerson
people did not feel like turning out, and
consequently the. boat did not reach
Pembina. They still expect the excur-
sion, however, and due notice will be
dyen those who wish to attend.
HARVESTING has been pushed through
out the county during the week, and an
Immense amount of grain is now in
shock and stacking has begun in some
neighboThoods. No rain fell between
Sunday and Wednesday nights, and so
far - we can learn the rain Wednesday
night did not extend over much of the
county. This wet harvest weather is
something very unusual in Dakota.
p. McHuGH, one of the commissioners