The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-14

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Weather warm la&tee p1st q 1T week,
Snow ell diappsarsd.
A. 7. JOHNSON has returned fkom hh
extended trip In lows. "a
The Baptisk sunday school vas nm.
usually nm ~ Sunday.
John Medium has been femodelinr
and redttihs his meat market.
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uosn ~ winnipeg 's@ week returning
eat'y s"'s week.
Geo. McKenneys new dwelling house
70 neany compieted. a coat On pant
suos " 's sPpes'ance'
Mr.. Armstrong has his drug store and
post Office moved into new quarters one
door north Of his former place.
Francis Palmer came up from Park
River on SATURDAY., returning this week.
Francis looks we'll and reports good
business there.
The closeness of the Presidential cam.
raign has awakened the officials Of the
government TO 4 realization of the fact
that their term of Office ia uncertain.
I'll, NJ N. of,c. ~ r.l;r J. p.~... e..
money ON chatteIs and real estate. for
insurance in the most reliable companies,
policies issued at home by local agents.
Law cases receive prompt attention.
A,,u.troro 4 Rovar. h.va ro,.;,..,
and resrrsnrsa their general stora varv
mnch ;mnrov;no tho onne.r.nca =, ~
room and .;v;n. 800. .,;sniov 70 tha;,
goods.
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nn.hed :. f.st =. tho wsat,,a- iii, nar'
NIT when n Ia f3nishad Mr. statfa,,
win hava ~. he.t harn.ss .hon In tI,a
comfy and will o;va him a chanc. n
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.nae, ~ WI. o'apy 'le D",.o'n.
ware and r. a " ;ll.or v,;,l o,.c,,nv t,,e
same room M machine office McK;nna,
4 Go. have bought +. A. Wilson's stoci
ofhardvare.
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Init mo great enthu.iasm in our town
Men Who were old politicians in III.
States have remained ou;et in the tori;
tory. and where thew formerlv remained,
all night 1t the telegraph office to hea,
the latest news. they now 10 home and
are content to wait.
Tho boys enjoyed a supper on FRIDAY
night at the Grand Union hotel. The
boys felt good over the election of +. A.
Wilson, just pride. We are all glad e
know that Mr.. Wilson is to be oul
councilman. Perhaps We feel little
selfish pride because he is citizen Of
Satllgate, but If we did not believe him
70 DC the right man tor councilman. We
won'o NOV nave recommended INN AMI
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cAViLEEh.
Z. Nevers buried child last week IN
Cavalier cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Newer
nave the heartfelt sympathy of thcil
many 'lenus III '''e'' sau bereavement
MIS- Chas. A"lt was buried iast week
her death being caused ny contracting
cold IN confinement. Mr.. Ault has the
sympathy Of the community in his loss.
Our druggist, L. Wilkens. has arrived
on the scene of action and will be wild.
open Tor business this week.
Building is going ON rapidly in Cavalier
five new editicies being OH the way to
wards completion.
Our town residents have been increas
cd this week by the arrival of tho fa,nil.
les of Thos. Larter. Paul Williams and
Harry CrowmiIler. and several other,
are soon to follow their example.
Neil McArt,,,- ho. hoo, .,,,o.,a, H., r,
II. GRAY tn clerL in III. s,"r. =
this week to spend the winter i'm Canada
Their names are +. Cook. Geo and Dav.
Ruby, Fred Deicllert and Geo. Buderick
They intend to return in the spring.
Mrs. Vassle has opened a dressmskin,
establishment In Cavalier, and any ladiel
Nah.ne any'nlne IN the nne OF dress
uiaklhg' Stamping poy's ciothing ant
.'a wa" AsaA WIG PRIV