The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1885-10-23

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Published Every Friday Nornin,
Z. b. Young, Publisher.
PEMBINA, OCTOBER q. 1885.
AROUND TOWN.
SEE advertisement of the Northwestern
Farmer and Stockbreeder.
THE weather hes taken q cOlder turn
and We are reminded Of the near ap'
proach Of November.
TIE signal service authorities forecast
fine weather until November 10. Hope
they know their business
Nh. DEsAuTxls has been improving hil
butcher shop and placing wide door
for entrance on Cavileer street.
THE public school was closed on Tues.
day afternoon to allow teachers and
pupils to attend tie st. Vincent Fair.
PRESBYTERIAN services: preaching At IL
.. m. and at p. m. Sabbath school al
8 p. m. PASTOR, H. C. Baskerville.
TIE PIONEER ExPRns and Pioneer
Press the best local and the best seneral
weekly in the Northwest for $3.50 in
advance.
Nh. & MH. T. E. YERxA, of Fargo,
were in town ON Friday and Saturday
last. They were heartily greeted by
their many friends.
Mr.. LEN DRESSER, Of Grand Forks. has
been making Circuit Of all the cl,ilnneys
in town this week and raking in the
fruits ofquite a profitable business.
DEPUTY Register Aylen has been con.
fined to his bed for the past week. suf.
fering from an attack of imflammatory
Rheumatism. His illness has been quite
severe but he is now slowly improving.
TIE Ladies Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet ut the residence of Mn. r. H.
Young this afternoon. Gentlemen are
invited to take tea with the ladies at
6:40 p. m. A general invitation is ex.
tended to all. Supper Is cts.
Mr.. JOSEPH DANIELS little boy Charlie
had the misfortune to have one eye
severely cut by piece Of glass tint flew
from breaking bottle with which he
was playing. There is considerable dan.
ger that the boy will lose his sight from
that eye.
A NUMBER of young people from Emer-
son enjoyed pleasant moonlight excur-
sion to Pembina Tuesday night in Syn
dictate Jim's" bus, and spent several
pleasant hours Mt the residence of Frank
Myrick, Esq, Of the U. S. customs
International.
Tue PIONEER EXPRESS and Pioneer
Press will be sent to any address, one
year for $3.50. The Northwestern
Farmer and stockbreeder will be in
cludec for $2.75, payable in advance,
This arrangement includes tile payment
of arrears by delinquent subscribers. 4
means four dollars worth of reading fo
e2.75.
A SAD affection came to the home o
Mr.. AMI Mrs. P Ahern this week. Thei
little boy, Drummond, age Is months
died on Tuesday evening Of membranou
Group. Much sympathy is felt for tn
bereaved parents in the loss of thei
only son, and the second one from tn
same disease. The funeral took plac'
yesterday at p. m. from the house
Revs. Appleby and baskerville conducte,
appropriate services ut the Presbyterian
church. A large gathering of friends an,
neighbors, bv their presence, testife'
their sympathy for the Borrowing family
ANOTHER meeting was held on Satul
day evening last at R. H. Youngs hous
to organize . Chautauqua Literary an,
Scientific circle. six additional member
were enrolled, making nineteen in oil
q. w. Ryan was appointed to receiv
funds and procure the necessary books
The next meeting will be held at tn
same place on Saturday evening Oc'
3lst, when the place and time of NEE,
ings for tie future will lbe fixed upo
and further information given TO an
desiring it in regard to the objects of tn
organization. All are invited who ma
desire to take up this course.
u TIE johnson Bros, ]. I. and B. B
have returned to Emerson, the forme
and family arriving from Toronto Las
Friday and the latter and family on Sur
day. Mr.. ]. l. johnson has resumed hi
residence in his furnished house o
Winnipeg street. and Mr.. B. B. Jol,nso
and family will be the guests for tim
of his brotherin-law, q. 8. Douglas. MI
p. The gentlemen have brought wit
them an immense stock of goods and wi
open in the double store which they ow
on Dominion street. They announc
that they have come to stay and propoe
to tie TO Emerson once mure.-Inte
national.
BRIE1s:-Rev. John Scott, of Walhall
has been visiting friends in town til
week.....Mr. w. 8. Thomson spent q fe
days in town. leaving for the south Q
Tuesdsy......W. ]. Dumble's please,
countenance was observed yesterds
Is he greeted old friends. .Rey. Jol,
Walton and Mrs. Walton were in tow
on Tuesday......Mrs. w. s. Thomson lie
on Tuesday with her husband for Far
. ......Mrs. Cavileer returned on Tuesds
: after two weeks pleasant visit wit
friends in st. Paul and vicinity......M
Harry Asseltine, from Minneapoli
brother of Mrs. Abrams, has been Wis
4. s. A. ia. AZ