The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-11-16

TaE odicial count ofths legislative dis
trict BY the respective county clerks
occurs on the cath, and then we will
know for sure who Is elected. At pres
ent II seems impossible to ct reliable
returns from Bottineau and Rolette
counties and nothing at ali from 1owner
TIE memorial SERVES Of 6. A. Abraml
will be held In the M. E. church In Penn
bina. next Sabbath evening ut $50 p. m
Members Of the fraternity Of odd fellow
arc requested to attend. The deceased
was 4 member of Zanoni Lodge. No. q
Of Mandan, Oak. Rev. L. D. Wartlwel
will preach at II q. m.
JuDaE Teinpleton will DO in Pemhins
Nov. S0tb. for the purpose Of accomodst
ing all tt,.t want to take out'their second
citizen papers. It is necessary to have
these papers to make final proof on {
homestead, and two witnesses mus
swear that you have been resident o
the United States for five yeas.
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The Rev. Mr.. Lawrence of Emerson
Man., will, (D.v.) at the request Of the
Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church
of this city, give Magic Lantern exhi
bition IN the Presbyterian church mex
Tuesday evening, the Goth, at 7:s(
o'clock, in aid of the Sabbath school
Admission 10 cents. Those who know
Rev. Lawrence say lie possesses the rare
faculty of combining instruction aud en-
tertainment.
INSPECTOR McInnis, in charge of de-
tachment Of mounted police, is now or
the border west of Emerson, having LEFT
the task of watching Indians and hunt
ing through private houses for contra
baud whiskey in the Northwest Terri
tories. The maneuvres Of these mel
should be we'll watched and reported or
by settlers. Nothing but mischief car
be expected from theints, who ESCAPED
Emerson Times; sixth floor. He snys
fty persons Mt work on tina,
floor, und three We're soved-Robert and
Horatlo Hall nntl Joseph Smith. Plat,
thinks that about ton others escaped witt
him. The lantern works, with stock ant
machinery. is total loss, estimated at
about $22J.O00. The insurance is s1T9, 900
the cause OF the fire is II mystery. Two mer
went to work after supper unl all seemed IL
be right then. Soon nttefward Jacob Diell
the wntchmnn, while making hisNsmnl round'
ttfGsy3 don't get any game si q; out fi issfit
then the small boys vii! see that the
hunters are made game of themselves
on their return. We hope to feast on
venison pie OH Thanksgiving day.
THE Grafton News and Times paid
Wilson the following complementary
notice last week: The Bathgate Demo
GRAFT says: 1.-THE Grafton News and Timel
makes quite a little blister and swells il
self to bursting nigh. because President
Lcucks did not answer some common,
it makes on his course" IfMr. Wilisor
can show anything which has ever ap
peared in tile News and Times to warrant
the above. We will guarantee that the
little spoonful ofcurdled brains that wab.
bles round in the northwest corner oil
his skull will not be totally dried up
within six months, or that he will not
occupy cell in the asylum for the
hopelessly idiotic within year.
BRlErs:-Among large number oil
visitors to the county seat this week, we
find the following: H. L. Norton, II. N.
Joy. W. L. Abrams and wife, John A.
Thacker, Robert E. Thacker, John
Thacker. from Hamilton. Grant s. Ha.
ger, +. I. Thomson, +. Linquist, from st.
Thomas. G. L. Parker, ]. d. Trenhol,ne,
H. ]. Watt. I. W. Gaffney and wife, oil
Bathgate. VIM. Parsons, of Walhalla;
Tim O'Brien and Joe LaPorte, of Neche;
j. IL. Emerson. of toilette; G. A. Doug
las. Henry Rickbeil aud Archie Nc.
Bean, Of Cavalier......J. D. Winlaw, of st.
Thomas, was in town OH business this
week......"M. Horigan was down from
Neche on Wednesday.........Jacob Lin.
dale came in from Gardar on Tuesday.
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