The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-05-22
OUR sPDcfAL EDITION.
AZ VIEWED BY OUR EXCHANGES AND SUB
oCRIBIRS WHO PRONOUNCE IT
OUCCHB9.

es'S sssss ~ W0O - 6VVN 0Ut0Itlbo-
ment for Pembina county, and will un-
doubtedly do this section ofthe territory
good"
DEVILS Lake Inter Ocean:-"We are
in receipt Of the Pioneer Express cream
laid boom edition, and it is "a sumner"
Pembina and Pembina county have rea-
son to feel proud Of Bro. Young and his
effort to advertise that county.
Mimic Journal:-"The Pembina Pho
NEER EXPRESS comes to Us this week q
booming big paper, twice its usual size
and brim full of good words for Pembina
county and the Red River Valley. The
PIONEER EXPRESS has deservedly gained
a good footing in Pembina county, and it
merits its success for it has earned it. It
is one of the best papers published in the
valley"
Grand Forks Plaindealel:-The Penn
bina PIONEER EXPIRES has issued credit
able eight-page special edition showing
the advantages Of Pembina county and
Dakota. The edition shows care in the
preparation ON the part of the enterpris-
ing proprietor and it speaks volumes to
those who intend to make their homes
in the northwest"
Emerson Times:-"The Pembina Pro
NEER ExPREss comes to us this week in q
very neat and hobby makeup, full of in
teresting reading concerning Pembina
county in particular and Dakota lin gen.
eral. Among the many contributors we
notice Rev. John Scott. of Walhalla, who
writes on the products of Dakota and the
Red River Valley, which is worth a care
full perusal."
Valley City Times:-"Among all the big
editions Of Dakota newspapers we do not
recollect to have seen q more creditable
production than that issued BY the Pro
NEER EXPRESS at Pembina. It consists of
"a columns Of statistical and other matter.
showing the advantages of tho Red river
valley, and Dakota. Editor Young is
entitled to just credit for his enterprise
in putting out this monster boom
edition."
Warren sheaf:-"Bro. Young of the
Pembina PIONEER ExPREas got out a
special edition Of his paper last week,
giving q most excellent and comprehen-
ive description Of the Red River Valley
in general, and Of Pembina county in par
ticular. This special edition of 8 pages,
ofs columns to the page, is not only a
credit to the enterprise and push of Bro.
Young, but it also shows the progressive
character of the citizens of that county,
making such an undertaking possible.
Both publishers and patrons of the P1ox-
FER EXPRESS are to be congratulated.
st. Vincent New Era:-"Mr. Editor
Young. ofthe Pepbina PIONEER EXPRESS,
has never to our knowledge issued a
number Of his paper that was not care
fully prepared, and a credit to his office.
Last week he printed specimen copy,
illustrated with cuts of Pembina build
ings, and the reading matter Is almost a
directory of the city of Pembina and
Pembina county, and would make a
splendid emigration sheet for distribution.
Pembins people have cause toll proud
OF the last edition of their city paper"
Emerson Internationsl:-"Bro Young,
the enterprising proprietor of the Penn
bina PIONEER EXPRESS, last week Issued
very handsome special double sheet,
containing large amount of information
regarding the great Territory of Dakota
and particularly of the rich and fertile
county Of Pembina, of which the PIONEER
EXPRESS is the county paper. The paper
contains cuts of the school house and
Geroux Hotel of Pemblna and a good
description Of Pembina and the various
towns in the county. The matter and
the printing reflect great credit on Mr..
Young and his establishment"
Kittson County Enterprise:-" The
Pembina PIONEER EXPRESS has issued
May 8th, number Al. that would reflect
great credit on any metropolitan news.
paper and consequently ever so much
more on our brother in Pembina. The
PIONEER ExPREss is winner" its circu.
lation is large and constantly increasing.
The gentlemen in the Office are most
worthy and respected members ofsociety.
which tends to make them conscientious
workers, taking pride IN having the
PIONEER EXPRESS one of the leading
weeklies Of Dakota; and so it is"
The following arc q few of many ex.
pressions of satisfaction received from
our subscribers:
q. T. Hartman, cashier of the Bathgate
Bank writes:-Allow me to congratulate
you upon the success Of your big edition.
It is q beauty. geographically, and while
not 80 much "boom" in it as to at once
tax ones belief. it has enough to interest.
A prominent business house in st. Paul
writes US that the typographical part of
our special would do credit to any oftheir
city Offices.