The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-12-04

G. IL. STRONG has been making large
addition to his stock of furniture this
week.
SUIT. JACKSON went out to Tyner YES.
terday to organize district No. 81 in that
vicinity.
MICHAEL DUMAS, one of Ricl's lieuten-
ants i'll the late northwestern rebellion,
is in town.
REV. FATHER ST. pierre, of Olga, con-
Quoted mass at the Catholic church on
Sunday last.
The winter is gliding along, almost
lmperceptibly, so serene and beautiful is
the weather.
Tie Sunday schools in town are pre-
pairing for their entertainments, when
they hope to have gala time.
re. LARSEN is fitting up Mr.. Florance's
building, next to Feldman's jcwclry store,
for laundry and barber shop.
Ed. PIcHE has bought out Mr.. Desautels
and will conduct the meat market ut that
stand. He is prepared to meet the wants
OF the public i'll his line.
TIE teachers and pupils of our public
school enjoyed Il supplemental thanks
giving holiday on Friday last in order to
finish the remains of Thursdays turkeys.
MIR. CAssELMAN, one of our prominent
business men, lost 5000 worth of goods
OH the steamer A)goma, but he will try to
recover the amount of the invoice from
the G. 4. R."-Emerson Manitoban.
THE court house and custom office flags
haye been hanging at halfmast during
the week and the post Office has been
drapcd out of respect for the memory of
the late vjce-president, Hendricks.
TIE NJ. L. Ladies' AID Society enyite
attention to the advertisement of their
grand bazar, which will be found else
where. They also desire to thank Mavor
Cavileer, i'll advance, for the generous
offer of the free use of Kittson nall for the
occasion.
TIE last wceting of the c. L. S. e. was
held at the residence of Mrs. Abrams
Mr.. Harrison gave critical essay ON
F" Latin Authors" which was much CHI
joyed, and Mis-. Ryan and Miss Naylor
gave interesting historical narratives.
One new member was enrolled.
WHATEVER is necessary to be done
Should be done with reasonable prompt-
ness. Some organization, system or
arrangement should be devised for use i'm
case another fire should visit our town.
Enough has already been said about it.
Let some action be taken. DELAY in
wolves great risks.
THE township supervisors met last
Saturday to make settlement with the
road supervisor but the matter was laid
over. II. II. Vaughn having declined to
accept the office of justice of the peace,
it was unanimously resolved that II. J.
Strong be appointed to fill the position.
MIR. Strong has qualified and is ready to
enter upon the duties CT his position.
Miss MAUD ABRAMS was near being
drowned in the Red River on Friday
last. She was skating with others when
venturing too near an open place, the ice
gave away and she went in. She was
fortunately rescued without much delay,
but the accident should be q warning
to all not to venture upon such dangerous
places.
That cunning party, consisting of WI.
kneeshaw, Il. X. Cavileer, Mack Cav
i'cer and John Kabernagle started out
last week in great shape for hunting
tour. An invoice of their goods, it is
said, would include, for instance. the
following: box of crackers, a quantity of
bread, a sack Of beans. two kegs of syrup
T., I,