The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-11-28

THE MOHHER.EIPRESS.
Published Every Friday Morning
Z. b. Young, Publisher.
FERNS, 1900 PER YEAR.
Entered stthe postomceat Pembina. Dakota "a
eecond-ClAss matter
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1854.
AROUND TO4K.
READ the new advertisement Of Messrs.
Shaw 4 Cha,lton, and avail yourself Of
the chances offered.
ZrRo weather is making itself at home
amongst US. and ruddy faces speak Of
healthy circulation Of the blood.
SKATING on the river has been resort
ed to pretty generally the last few days
I by lovers of the invigorating pastime,
On. SIXTH will be absent in Minnesota
about ten days, when he will return to
Pembina. See local in next weeks
paper.
Rev. g. A. scllRAM made trip to
Northcote on Wednesday to tie the gold
en- knot for a hopeful young couple
there.
susJscrs for next Sunday at the NJ. E.
churcll-morning Gospel Power or
Three Great Thoughts" evening "yyhat
and Ought"
A. B. LATHAM would announce to the
public generally that his skating rink OH
the corner Of Rolette and Second streets
will be ready for use Wednesday next
BISHOP WALTER conducted Episcopal
service at the school house on Sunday
evening last, preaching scholarly ser
mon, which was greatly enjoyed by the
cong egation present.
TIE thermometer registered Is de-
grees below on Sunday morning. Some
say il went.lowcr, for thermometers, like
doctors and tlieologians, often differ.
"still one wouldn't mind it at all" etc.
TEE Fergus Falls Telegram comes to
hand with an account of q new railway
enterprise, the Burlington, Pembina 4
Northern, fand says the chief engineer,
Mr.. Cowan, las reached that town on
his way north. Moe next week.
MEsSRs. Megquier 4 Mcintyre have
Dissolved partnership, the latter expect
ing TO take up his residence in Minnesp-
oils. Nj. A. J. Delaney succeeds Mr..
Mcintyre Us member of tie firm. We
wish the new. firm prosperous business
career.
TOsTHAsrER Van Strum, ofSt. Vincent.
having rendered his resignation there is
little clarnor across the river over the
rival claims Of several applicants fa the
position. Our heroic Bro. Deacon has
entered the race with good prospects of
success.
TIE establishment of a grand army
post is in contemplation and = number
Of old soldiers are interesting themselves
i'll movement in that direction. Ali old
soldiers throughout the county who favor
the idea are requested to address Capt.
B. II. Webster, Pembina.
Now Is the time to pay up your sub
scription to the PIONEER Expxns. Do not
forget your Obligation to suetain the
weekly visitor that comes to YOU regular
ly with its burden of general and local
news, de-. which only money, care and
labor can sustain. Pay for your local
paper.
The many friends Of our young towns
man, H. A. Murrell, have been hcaping
compliments upon his head the last few
days upon his having taken to himself a
wife. May he and hies,sesag bride
have happy and prospa is. 1t
spread. W
MEssRs. Albert and Edward Piche
have become identified with the Penn.
bina Brewing Company and will hence.
forth give their attention to that bust
ness. having sold their meat merket
to Mr.. R. q: Desaute]. Their jolly coun-
tenances will therefore henceforth. be
missed from the immediate vicinity of
the Cavileer street meat market Mr..
Desautel will continue the business as
formerly.
QUITE large party Of young ladies'
and gentlemen in town spent pleasant
even ng at the residence of Mr.. Charlton
on Monday. Social games, music and
dancing beguiied the company during
the evening, refreshments coming on at
the proper time to vary the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton omitted no effort
to render the party in every respect a
pleasant one and the young folks went
away delighted.
THERE is no reason why the town Of
A|u"SsoonS Which, IAS Dccu WIcCkeN ny
the Dominion governments Northwest
railway policy, should not once more be
prosperous if the disabilities in the way
of railway building, and the settlement
OF the city's financial affairs we're remov-
ed by the Ottawa authorities. Sir Hector
Langevin, Minister Of Public Works, has
forwarded letter to Mr.. Royal, NJ. p.
stating that when Sir John Macdonald
returns from England he will make it
his business to bring Emerson's claim for
indemnity before the Council and obtain
q favorable decision about it. This will
be cheerful news to the residents Of the
Gateway Gty.-Ottawa Free Press.