The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-12-26
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greetings II US not forget the significance
Of the day. Let us not lose sight OF the |
meaning ah importance of the grand
event we kelebrate-the birth Of the
Savior of b world.
To all til readers of the PIONEER Ex-
PRnss we fsh a Merry Christmas, re-
minding Je,n that while they are enjoy
ing the gtd things which Providence has
providedIthey should not forget sucl, as
may be bo poor to afford any of the lux
uries ca hmon to the season.
The Red River still remains frozen
TH3 Rev. L. D. Wardwell united |
HAM iton couple, Mr.. David Flemming
and Miss Sarah Meredith, in matrimony
last Wednesday.
VIZ present our readers this week with
Christmas supplement- which contains a
variety Of entertaining reading ,appropri-
ate to- the season, Including a condensed
record Of the yea,'s doings.
The following from an exchange is
kaid much more solemnly than We
ronld say 1t: The question of potee-
lion from fire in this city is one Of vital
Importance. Attention should he given
to the matter before VIC have a confl;,-
grafton and find it almost everlastingly
t.,O late.
ARCHIE OCoNNoR of 81. Thomas was in
town Yesterday on his way to Canada.
where lie intends m make u winters
visit. MIR. O'CoMnor is one If the sue
cessfn! bu mess imc,. Of Pcmbina county |
who early left the Dominion to find a
home in the bright norlhwest.-G. F.
VACATION is here. The average small
boy is now cnjoving respite from the
ardunus lal,urs of the past term. Calling
Of his mind from the exhaustive pu,-
suits that lave enrrnssed his attention,
he now roam in the free air, tint he
NAV recnpera:e his lost vitality and
he ready to encounter the stern realities
Of school discipline, US well AZ the eiu,a,.
Iional requirements Incidental to school
life.
BrIsfs:-M;ny all ancient gohbler has
turned M l'i~ toes The las, week. That
warm weather, like certain motions in
The British Parliament, has had "a six
months hoist" ...Going to press early has
rmt off S,mc interesting patches ofcounty
news. We must fail sometimes in irving
to make all interests harnlnn;ze. Ill. $.
Webster, of Ha'ailton, paid his sulscrip-
tlon with two bou,:cing turkcys-noIc Of
your old settlers, either. So there was
anticipation All contentment over 10y
Ramsey Park-wllere the editor lives,
you know...Swect cider is good for rheu.
na,is'n, they say, I'M, hard cider often
causes looscness of the lower joints.
Items Of Interest.
Skating is the hsalthiest exercise in
the world, aud those who patronize
the skating rink get the worth Of their
money in improved health and vixor, to
say nothing OF the heaps Of fun there is
in it.
Fun alive ut the skating rink.
Shaw & Charlton are selling goods to
suit the times, and, if possible, the purs-
es Of their purchasers.
Good clothing cheap at Shaw & Charl-
tons.
At Miss Mac.lol,alds will be found the
very latest styles in millinery.
See what Shaw & Charlton say about.
goods and prices.
Christmas cards at Moore & Co.'S.
Chillren's toys in great variety at G.
Moore 4 Co.'S.
Some of these fine days would he q
good time to get your photographs taken
and send it &c Holiday token to your
friends in the East. Go to Moore e. Co.'S
Art Gallery.
Read Shaw 4 Charltnn's latest mani
festo in our advertising columns.
Now is the time to clothe and shoe
yourself cheaply and lay in q stock Of
groceries at bottom prices.
A nice line of holiday 20 Ills ut w. e
Feldman's Jswelry store, to be sold At
reduced prices. 3w
Everything in the Jswelry line at W.
Z. Feldnan's store will be offered this
season cheaper than ever, and in accord
ance with the stringency Of the times.
3w
The latest styles in hats and bonneta
at Miss McDonald's. 4u
Holiday presents at Moore 4 Co.'S.
Wanted.
To rent-a piano-an upright one pre-.
fered. Inquire at the office of the
PIONEER ExPREss.
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A good general servant, Immediately
apply to Mrs. G. A. Schram, Penbina.-t
Iurs, Furs, Turs.
Mrs. Geo Thompson repairs and makes
up furs. There IL no nesd of sending to 81
Paul for this kind Of work ~ Mrs. Thomp
son understands ali kinds Of work in Tai,
line, aud will attend " orders on s,i"rl
notice. Call Ut the old express office On
Stutsn,an street. Prices moderaet. 70
Oysters eervod
To order ut the Pioneer Bakery in an!
and every style. 2-3ia
Crab apples ut the Pioneer Bakery.
Fresh Oysters.