The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-30
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THE PIONEER. EMPRESS.
Entered at the postofacs at Psmbins a. second
class mail matter.
FRIDAY MARCH 80, 1858.
AROUND TOWE.
JOSEPH Conklin has branched out as
drayman, having purchased bran new
span ofilorses and outfit.
WHO will 10 our next mayor? Elec.
ton is first Tuesday in May. This is the
year We want a good man il ever.
REV. Father Jrtras will conduct Easter
services ut the Catholic church SUNDAY
next. Services to commence at HAN.
Rey. G. II. Trcglawny will preach next
Sabbath at 8 r. NJ, in the Humbolt school
house; subject "Martl,a's View of the
Resurrection"
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. Z. church
will give. an orange social next Friday
evening in aid Of the church. Full par.
ticula's will he given in our next issue,
ROBERT IwEEDLIE is now going into the
business OF handling horses. lie will
bring lot from Missouri and Arkansas
i'll short time, leaving last week for the
south.
"Q' CAR loa'lcd Will, wheat on the
N. L. track in thus city. oyer week ago
etll' remains upon the truck untouched.
The railroad boys have no use for it
Drayton Echo.
KEW. Applcby will hold services good
Friday at 7:3O r. NJ. and oil Easter sun
day full service, with Easter anthems
and celebration Of the holy communion
at $50 r.. NJ.
WIN. ii. MooRIIEAD has leased Joseph
Clapnlan's building and has fitted it up
IN good shape as a temperance saloon
and lunch io,m. We hope to see MIR.
Moorhead meet with success.
FOR the benefit of the very good PEG.
pie at Carlisle" who were disturbed by
the tlreshins OH Sunday, last fall, we
would say that they are more tn he pitied
than blamed for that threshing business.
EASTER services next Sabbath, April
LIST, i'll the NJ. E. clurcl, by Rev. e. II.
Treglawny: II A. NJ. "Results ofthe Res
urrection;" z. NJ, Vesper Services:
1880 p. NJ, Sunset" The public are cor.
daily INVITED.
Tie latest advices from Pasadena. CAL
afornia, cay that Mr.. aud Mrs. B. p. Day.
man. formerly OF Hamilton, are blessed
with all heiress, born February ostl,.
Their many friends in Pembina county
extend congratulations.
DIR. BARRETT, dentist, ofE,nerson, who
made weekly visits to Pembina during
last summer, LETT q short time AGO for
British, Columbia OH visit. He has
since concluded to make Vancouver his
l'ome, and has sent for his FANNY.
who leave in about a week to join him.
A REPRESENTATIVE Of the Model Laund-
ry, of Grafton last week, informed a
PIONEER EXPRESS reporter that Mr..
Lovejoy, the proprietor is con.emp plating
establishing branch laundry IN Pembi-
ma. We don't sec why the Four Corners
would not be able to support all enter.
prise Of this kind.
S. r. SMITH, formerly of st. Thomas
and Drayton. but now of Freeport, Long
Island, gives in the Drayton Echo a spi-
cy description ftlie rel ent snow storm
which visited that region. Among other
things he said "it looked like thousand
Dakota billiards. OH deck at the same
time"
GEO. PROCTOR, who purchased Joserh
ConkllE's harness shop, has been receiv-
ing large consignments of new material
the last few days and expects to have a
complete assortment for the demand of
this heighborhood. Mr.. Proctor is com.
petent. experienced harness maker who
will undoubtedly meet with success.
PEOPLE who have trouble being fitted
with ordering ready made goods can get
what they want at the BOSTON Ono Price
Clothing House of st. Paul. They carry
an immense stock and from personal ex.
Ierlence VIC CAL recommend this house
as perfectly reliable. Attention is called
to their advertisement elsewhere.
A LARGE number Of friends enjoyed
the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs w. G..
Short Friday evening; the OCCASION being
a reception party given Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Short. The evening was spent very
pleasantly. with social chats and musical
treats. When the hour, for parting
came, the newly married couple were
wished long and prosperous future.
GEO. DOUBT Of Carlisle, who has been
spending the winter at his old home,
north Of Toronto, Canada, is back aud
spent Sunday i'll Penbina. He says the
Canadian immigration To the northwest
this spring will probably exceed anything
yet known. The stir has already com.
menced-onc train alone brought out $50
people destined for north Dakota and
Manitoba.
The recent visit Of Gov. Church with
Judge Mcconnell Ind a meaning. 1t
was given away by local friend of the
judge. The old wlleel.horses are to be
marsllaled into line by Webb and Clerk
Borden will be expected to fetch up the
tendefeet m Pelnbina aud Cavalier. The
only trouble will be with Marshall. Kab.
ernagle and more Of the old standbys.
They won't sell themselves to help the
governor knock out the democratic lead.
ers Of the Observation-Disclosures News,
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