The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-31
Published Every Friday llornlnJ
I. q. Young, Publisher.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81. lsuA.
AROUND TOW 4.

ABOUND TOWR.
Paos. T. Anxas will open his night
school ON Monday evening next.
Tar steamer Cheyenne made ayine
trip b 81. Vincent tile asss Of the week.
i THEaE are seventy.tl,ree Gases on the
dockst. -Aity-four civil and twenty zim.
inal =,
n. sood dtissns q LAnedon would
like 70 have = bright spicy nswspapse q
their own. n 8.
BunavEs b brisk. Our merchants ssp
putting IN lasSs stocks Of hll and winter
goods, and making ready salsa
RsARA.xa next Tuesday, November
Ath, aud let no ona fail to cat his vote on
the dde d honesty and fair play.
Farmers, remember you are citizens
- well - agriculturists. Attend to
your blowing but DO sure to take time
To- vote ON Tuesday, 4th.
LAST Sunday c3oeed with . bitter blast
from Old Boseas and on Monday morning
the sidewalks in town were coyersd with
Ice and suow.
Qurf4 number Of visitors from out
lying villages and districts were in town
this week attending the sessions Of tie
district court.
The editors wife wishes 10 acknowl.
edge the receipt Of some very due citsons
and pumpkins from the garden of MI.
John Eastman, Of Carlisle.
The Pembina Mill Company announces
BY posters that they are prepared to pay
the highest cash price for wheat, oats,
barley, cattle, hoSs and cordwood.
OvR town has been extraordinarily full
Of life and hustle and our hotels full to
overlooking during the past two weeks.
District court and politics are tie causes.
Jos SHE'LL, of Loam township, has lot
ak valuable horses by ISLANDERS this fall.
Several cases are reported in the west
ern and southwestern part Of the county.
THE county commissioners met ON
Monday last and without transacsins any
important business, adjourned to meet
again at the close Of the present session
1T the district court.
WlrH the. Close Of last week Uncle Sam
could bosst Of an increase Of seventy.two
members to his family. papers II citizen
ship having been Issued to that number
Of people by the Clerk Of Pembina county
court.
In "A Tale Of Two Cities" We read -
" Detestation Of the high il the involun.
tarv homage Of the low" Ward po,i.
ticians aud others that we know Of.
should cut this out and paste il in their
l'ats. II would save them Q heap Of
trouble.
The pound rectal given by the Ladies' Aid
6ciety Of the N. +. Church, at the mi.
dence Of Mrs. H. Charlton, ON Monday
evening lest, was M enjoyable affair, and
though not largely patronised. netted the
fair promoters q little over 90. I.
Watch the polls! Every qualified
voter. friend or enemy, has the right
to cast his ballot. But let our friends
be on the alert for the tactics Of their
opponents. It Is your duty to prevent
any false personation, and to arARD
THE TOLLS FROM THE ILLEGAL VOTER!
Nh. BooxwALrx1 our popular custom
house officer, did . good thing :ast week
in tsansplanting . number Of evergreen
trees ~ our town from lew miles east
In Minnesota. With . very little efE1st
and expense our town might be sreatly
beauti6ed lie number of our townspeopje
woah 60 and do likewise.
Tar Dire which destroyed Mr.. p. Jen-
nino' house lass week (incomplete notice
Of which appeared In oar last iasue) wss
caased BY red-lsot stove-pips and de-
ferfiva ehim,,av We srA ris.s..a a.