The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10
uAllocx is figuring on wster.works.

uALLocY is figuring on water-works.
THERE will be devine service at Doves.
mont post Office next Tuesday ate o'clock,
by Rev. Z. H. Treglawney.
TIE w. q. T. U. will meet at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. ]. X. Mussslman, satur.
day, February 18th, at 8 o'clock p. m.
A full attendance is requested.
We understand Mr.. Scribner and MIR.
Moorhead, both Of Pembins aud Mr..
Harris family are thinking Of going to
Alaska in March. Hamilton News.
THK Northern Pacific will, from date
until June 3Oth, carry shipments ofseed
grain destined to local points OH its line
except eastern terminals, at one hall
tariff rates. .a4s.
MIKE CoRconAN is very sick with bron-
chitis complicated other serious disor-
ders......P Philip White il somewhat bet
ter......Henry Abrams little boy is quite
i'll.
Dy the Langdon Courier, we see that a
man named Lilo Foisie living in the
northwest part of Cavalier county, war
lost during the blizzard and his body
has not yet been found.
TIE genial Joseph LaPorts, Of Neche,
who now represents the Pembina County
Collection Agency. came up with G. H,
Barnwell yesterday and was shaking
hanGs with his numerous friends here
I.angdon Courier.
Mr.. McCREA, who llas had charge Of
the Hudson's Bay Company's store at
West Lynne for some time, left rather
suddenly for tho States last Friday. He
is said to have been a defaulter to the
extent OF some $5OO.-Free Press.
Rem. Tnos. McCLRRY, the ]. b. Gougl,
of the northwest, is coming to lecture in
Pembina on diana Of the Ephcsians,
Feb. 23ri. 1t will he u rare treat, as the
lecturer has the power of entertaining
instructing. and amusing the audience
See notice next week.
Briefs: John kabernaglc has beer
acting deputy county ire asurer the last
two weeks, helping Mr.. Lemon through,
the rush......S. j. Brynjolfson spent 9
few days in town lust weck......Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison IL II last week for few
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in New York.....A. Bjornson was callet
to the sick-bed oflls mother near Noun.
tain, last Friday, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. Bjornson is consitiera bic bctter.....
Edgar Lockwood came down from Cava.
licr last S aturday and spent Sunday in
townY...C. Atkinson left for Oregon and
Washington Territory last Saturday for
horses. Mr.. Atkinson is u kee IL buyer,
and VIC have reason to thi nk that bar.
gains can be had III horses when he re.
turns. ....Louis Musselman is employe cd
rs messenger at the railroad station......
Mias Booker left last week for her old
home in Illinois 10 cello brate her sisters
wedding. Miss Maud Mueselnlan ac-
companied her as far as Minneapoli
where she will visit for while. IS. .Tllos.
Armstrong was down from Glasston on
Tuesday. Mr.. Armstrong is generally in
Il hurry when he comes to town......M Mrs.
Winchester returned from St. Paul ana
Minneapolis, Friday, after spending an
enjoyable time. She says the interest
taken in the carnival did not seem to
come up to last year.......A. ID. Cavileer
went to Hamilton last week, to assist
in Shaw and Charlton's mercantile
business. Albert is well qualified fol tile
,.osi ton and is thoroughly rcliable.........
Alfred Bouvct.e, Henry Moorhcad, John
Rondcau, and Jas. Nesbeth left here last
Friday for Clomtarf, Mimi, to attend the
Catholic Mission school at that place.
We. hope to hear good results. I'D. Dick
made flying trip to Grand Forks We'd
nes'lay.."..
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