The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-07-31
AROUND TOWN.

AROUND TOWN.
THE Marquette came in OH Sunday
from Winnipeg and the "Alsop" oil
Tuesday from Grand Forks.
Miss L. B. CAvILEER returned OH Mon
day from her visit in st. Paul and vicinity
having had very enjoyable time.
TIE funeral services of MIR. Fournier,
on Tongue river, took place at the
Catholic church on Sunday afternoon.
ABOUT forty Icelanders landed in Penn
bina on Wednesday from Iceland. Most
of them aim for the Pembina mountains.
TIE Toilette folks are to have free
for all basket picnic tomorrow (satur-
day. and a generally good time expected.
FROM the st. Paul Globe we learn that
Bro. Deacon's jubilee is near at hand. He
is to have a government appointment
soon-of what kind is not stated.
Gait. B. III. WEBSTER returned OH Tues
day, after six weeks sojourn i'll the east.
He reports an enjoyable time, but rather
dull times in the business line.
An advertising directory of the City of
Pembina, by j. H. Dexter, is the latest.
Hamilton, Neche, Gretna, Emerson and
other towns arc soon to follow.
BooLE Bros, III and 119 Lake street,
Chicago, send us their revised map of
Dakota with latest corrections. They
publish different sizes and kinds. For
prices, address them.
TIE weather for the past week has
been extremely warm, most of the time,
and vet, as it was once remarked by
some one, the nights are "cool and
pleasant"
REGIsrED of deeds Tweedlie returned
to the county seat Monday, after an
absence of several weeks owing to sick.
ness. The balmy air of Pembina will
doubtless fully restore him.
WEDNESDAY was the warmest day We
have had this season. The thermometer
at Fort Pembina registered $50 in the
shade, and G. Moor's registered 90 in the
shade and ia in the sun.
Rev. e. A. MAcNAMARA, of Walhalla
will preach next Sunday, morning and
evening in the NJ. Z. church, Rev. Mr.
Schram, the pastor, taking Mr.. Macna-
mara's appointments at Walhalla.
Duck shooting now absorbs the atten'
ton, more or less, of our gunners. 1t is
also the height of the season for catching
catfish. Early in the morning is a good
time to catch fish. Our citizens dom
need to go away for sport.
A NUMBER of the teachers ofthis county
with Supt. Jackson are in attendance a
the North Dakota Teachers Association
ut Grand Forks. We observe that Prof
Ahern is on the program for an resi-
on The Teacher in his Study" @
EMERSON gave Mayor Nash and the res
of the returning soldiers an enthusiast,
reception on Tuesday evening. TIL.
town was gaily decorated. Hon. join
Norquay graced the occasion by hi.
presence and banquet was held in til,
evening.
TIRE heavy shower that visited this
region on Sunday afternoon was though
by some would lodge the grain in many
places, and looked upon with sober faces
but as near as can be obtained
from different localities no damage wal
done.
AT the meeting Of the city council OF
Tuesday evening, the street commissions
was ordered to proceed with the bridg'
across the coulee on Second street and t,
put in the new crossings petitioned for
Business connected with the city charte
was left over to next meeting on Tuesda,
evening.
MAYOR CAvlLEER caused the arrest
three young men from st. Vincent OF
Sunday last. for disorderly conduct
They lodged in Jail during the night an'
were brought before Judge Ewin. Mon
day morning and fined each five dollars
Mayor Cavlleer is to be commended TO
his determination TO suppress the out
groupings of rowdyism, and we are SUR
that the public sentiment Of our tow
will support him in his effort.
A TOWN that supports good paper is
good town. 1t you want to know any
thing about place send for its paper
and nine times out of ten if you receiv
good paper it is a good town. Ever.
man who subscribes for his county pape
makes an investment that will pay hin
ten times the amount. 1t works for yo
when you sleep, it speaks for you whel
your voice will never be heard. Ever.
fsmily in the county should take count
paper.-Ex.
ACCORDING to rules of the Grand Arm.
of the Republic, the Wordon post of thi
city is making preparations for observin
the day of General Grants burial, Angus
9Th. They cnvite comrades and friend
from neighboring towns and vicinities
ljoin them. Funeral services will be COZ
Quoted at $50 p. ~, followed by an at
dress by Mr.. Megquier. The Masons al
Odd Fellows will be in attendance as wi
also the Pembina cornct band. In til
evening union memorial services will b
held in the NJ. L. church by Rev 5. War;