The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Agrlculturist Tin English or Germam) one
year for 1915.
TIE Emerson Masonic lodge have in
vitations out for grand ball to come of
next Friday night. They have always
been successful with their annual balls
and We have no doubt this one will graf.
ify their ambition.
TnE Housekeeper. published at Mime.
ppolis, MINI, devoted chiefly to domestic
affairs, and which is on our clubbing list
has made the following propositions:
The housskeeper will he furnished free
for one year to brides of less than twelve
month, on their sending proof of mar
riage. and thirty cents to cover postage.
The subscription price is one dollar per
year.
r. II. YouNG used to trade weekly
newspaper at Pembina Dakota. for gar
den truck and four foot wool; but now
he is the editor of the Methodist Herald,
an able. religious weekly paper which
swaps articles with the Northwestern
Presbyterian and frowns on Sunday
theaters. The latter paper, by the way,
does credit to the abilities of its rcver-
end editor, ]. u. Donaldson. In fact.
the two makes as pretty brace of reli-
gio.,s papers as any city can produce
Evening Journal.
Tho Democrat copied our Dathgate
correspondents item last week about the
"Nonpareil" club and says. George
shouldn't feel SO badly toward the
"Nonpareil" club, just because lie is not
and cannot be member. Keep it to
yourself, George, and don't, oh don't tell
the readers of the PIONEER EXPRESS any
thing more about it. One of Them" BY
George! George? Say Demo is that the
front or hind name, or is it just George?
George they have one OH you partly
but don't tell them the rest of your name.
tisements of the Northern Pacific and
Manitoba roads. of furnishing excursion
rates to the st. Paul ice palace and car
nival. Tickets good for about two weeks.
The carnival opens January o5th and
closes February 5th. Tickets cost about
one fare both ways. 1t will afford a large
number an opportunity to visit the tw in
cities who otherwise would have remain
ell at home. Station agent Munsom, Of
this place has instructed us to make
known the fact that persons desiring to
take the train at toilette, Bowesmont or
Pittsburgh, can have these tickets sent
to them by first mail. by sending the
amount, Sl5.35. with ten cents for postage
registry fee, il 80 desired.
BRIEFs-TlIos. Edwards was down from
Drayton Friday on Il brief business trip.
Clas. Mcleod broke the road from Beau
lieu down Monday. The snow was so
deep in many places that assistance had
to he rendered the team to get through
......Ole Mckenzie, the original and only
picture peddler for Haynes of st. Paul,
made his annual visit to 'embina this
week. Mr.. Mckenzie can tell you more
of the merits and advantages of the
sterOscope and views than is known to
the average man......Attorney ~. Nc
Laugllin came down from Grand Forks
Friday on brief business trir......Geo.
+. Winter represented l.ansdon Monday.
1t is whispered lie is to act as flo OF man
aver at the Emerson Masonic ball next
Friday..".Rai!road Contractor Marsden
spent few davs in Pcmbna this week
......Jas. Megquier, Finest and Stephen
Appleby, Miss Applcby and Miss Lille
Nixon left for st. Mary and Srattuck
schools, Faribauit Friday......TIarry Mill
CT has returned from Wisconsin, after an
absence Of about three years and is with
VIC. Feldman. Harry Town followed
him on Tuesday. Mr.. Town repudiates
the rlmor that lie was married and is
'S"ts !" Hh't''ih ''in hSHiai, Ho SAY S.......
Miss Maud Abrams returned to the st.
Cloud Normal school on Tuesday......W
G. Andrews and Mr.. Allen, two sanity
city paper men came to town Wcdncs-
day niglt......V. Quackenbish has been
indisposed for several days past, but is
now able to attend to Office duties again
.....II. ID. Borden returned from st.
Paul Moniay......Mr Dobbell, of Grand
Forks, was around visiting his butcher
customers this week.....Mr. and Mrs.
James Dick returned to Winnipeg Satur-
day.....County Surveyor IIebert and out
fit was in town Monday Bazille De-
Marse, Il Tongue river suct cssful farmer
called on us Tuesday .....Mr. and Mrs.
Philip White returned from their holt
day visit To Winnipeg Tucs'lav.....E litor
Mcmillan has been holding down the
ID. & NJ. cushion seats quite regularly
this week. john has ALWAYS an eye to
business. real estate as well us newspaper.
Creamery Meeting.
Mr.. /. II. Wanzcr, practical creamery
man, is here and desires to confer with
our business men and farmers in refer
encc to the establishment ola creamery
at ptmb;iE, Ia urnppscc Ia mt my a