The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-02-06

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Drayton.................( Wallace Bro:;S
Dayman 4 Smith
Csvileer.........................Andr .Vassie
1t. Thomas.......................... Or. Hodsol
rystal..................... F. Appleton
Mountatn.... ..................H.T h0rlackson
Hyde Park................:........James Hyde
Ernest..... .................. Henry McGuin
WalhalIa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A. Mayo
Tyner...........................s.... John Carr
ate................... l.. Parker
Hamilton........................John Mcmillan
Olga..................... GautllieI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Nels Teveter
Elkwood. .......................O. NJ. Lillesatel
Homf0.. .........................Ole ROmfO
Alma. .............................Chss. Farrow
TIE PlOHEER. EIPRESS.
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published Every Friday Morning
4. a. Young, Publisher.
Entered the possofhceat Pembina. Dakota. ..
oocond-Class matter
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1885.
AROUND TOWR.
The county commissioners finished
their labOrs and adjourned on Saturday
morning last.
soxE local matter and county news
crowded out this week BY county COM
missioEers proceedings.
SEND in your orders to the PIONEER Ex-
PRESS office for plain and fancy job work.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
AARON WALLER upset another stage
Tuesday morning, the printer being a
spectator this time. No harm done.
THE PloNEER-ExPREss keeps on hand
printed notices of township elections and
notices Of supervisors meeting.
A BILL has passed the Legislature, ex-
tending the date at which taxes become
delinquent to June l. The tardy ones
may feel relieved for season.
q. H. STRONG has got in Q stock of
kerosene oil of 1856 test. Having given it
trial the PIoNEER-ExpRHss finds it u
cheap article and very satisfactory.
GAEFEEY 4 KNEEsHAw have notice from
Judge Hudson of decisions in two impor.
tant cases, involving large interests. in
each case favorable to their clients.
Mr.. AND Mrs. ScHRAM, of Ernest, at
tended the wedding of their daughter
i'll town this week; also Mrs. Sellars of
Hyde Park and Mr.. T. S. Burley Of Wal
halla.
QurrE number of our citizens attend
ed the ball at Necl,e on Monday in honor
Of Councilman LaMoure and report a
pleasant time. Tile r. c. Band was also
in attendance.
CONSTABLE Cleveland brought in NJ.
B. Lloyd, as prisoner from st. Thomas
Yesterday, and the latter skipped out
for Emerson, while tho former was
ordering breakfast.
We are requested to announce that
there will be grand hall at the Geronx
House on Wednesday evening next.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Catholic
church. All are invited.
We are likely soon to have fine COM
bination bridge across the Pembina river,
3l4 feet long with span of ITO feet, the
bridge being little above the level Of
Cavileer street. More anon.
VIZ are just receiving q number of new
varieties Of type, amongst them the
latest and neatest style Of type for ladies'
cards. Also, several attractive lines for
poster work. Send in your orders for
fine work.
We were sorry to see that Ole Lajord
had to surrender his horse to lie shot
and cremated last Friday. 1t was done
on All order of Judge Armstrong, DIR.
Porteous having previously decided that
the horse wasglandered.
VIZ have just had built a large case
that will conveniently hold any amount
of legal and other blanks in every line.
We shall at once stock up with such
blanks as We have not kept heretofore,
for want of q convenient place for them,
The concert and "box social" held at
Kittson Hall on Tuesday evening was
not as largely attended as might have
been under more favorable circum-
stances. Those present showed dis
position to enjoy themselves and help OIL
the entertainment. Proceeds 40.
MEssRs Scribner and Kabernagle in
tend visiting the New Orleans Exposition
and after tarrying there awhile they
will turn their pilgrim faces towards the
dome of the national capital, that they
may look upon sight ON the fourth of
March to which all faithful Democrats
have looked forward for 10! these many
days.
1.-THE Old Folks Concert" promised
some time ago, is announced to come off
ON Friday evening next. at Kittson Hall.
A very entertaining program has been
arranged, the exercises, we understand,
being mostly of . humorous character.
Mr.. Short, the leader, has given much
time to the prepal ation of this concert,
and We feel warranted in promising one
Of the most enjoyable entertainments
ever given in this town. The printed
programs will be issued on Saturday, to
which the public is referred for further