The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-03-30
DoS'r forget the masquerade in Kit.
son hall next Monday evening.

DoN'r forget the masquerade in Kilt
son hall next Monday evening.
THH Building and Loan Association
will sell It's first money at Kittson hail,
Monday evening.
Jos. CHAPMAN has again leased his ho.
tel. Mike Bradley. who has been rum
ming the Toilette boarding house, is the
lessee, and will take possession next
Monday.
An evening class in English has been
started in South Pembina, under the gu.
pervision of Arne Bjornson. The attend.
ance is promising of large and prosper
Gus class.
MIR. MARrINEAu, four miles west of
town, has been very low for some time.
past. Last week prominent physician
Of Winnipeg was called upon. and came
up, but did not feel encouraged enough
to assume the case. Mr.. Martineau is a
well-to-do farmer with large family, all
at mature age.
A PUBLIC meeting under the auspices
Of the Emerson and Pembina Ministeri-
al association, will be held in the NJ. +.
church at Pembina on Monday, April
End, at z N. Several papers of special
interest will he read and discussed, relat-
ing to church work and kindred subjects,
one Of which will be Progressive The
oiogy" by Rev. e. H. Treglawny. aud ono
ont "rhe best Methods of Maintaining
the Spirituality of the Members of the
Church" by Rev. ]. H. Dolittle. All:in-
terested in the cause of Christ are cordi.
ally invited to be present.
D. w. BRoADroor who taught school
in upper Toilette last summer, and last
winter was teaching near st. Thomas,
died at the residence Of his brotller.in.
law, r. Ferguson, principal of the Dray.
ton school, last Friday, in the presence
of his father; his mother arriving too
late OH account of the storm. Mi. Broad
foot came to this country last spring from
Gladstone, Manitoba, and hns made a
large number Of friends in the districts
where lie has taught, who will learn
with sorrow Of his early decay, he being
but 81 years Of age. The parents in COM
pany with Messrs. r. Ferguson, Howard
IIoGR. Pratt Mills. Hugh Hamilton and
L. W. Fatmore, all OF Drayton, came
down OH Mondays train in charge ofthe
remains, which were transferred at En-
crson to the G. P. T., utter which his
Drayton friends returned home. He will
he buried at Gladstone. his old home.
BRIEFS: w. L. Abrams spent Sunday
at home. Attorney q. II. Mcgquier
attended political meeting at lIallock
Monday .....Mrs. Asselstine, mother oil
Mrs. &. W. Abrams, is visiting her .laugll-
ter in town. Miss Jessie Tlacker came
over to attend Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Shorts
reception party last Friday. Miss Thack-
er has q large circle of friends in Pembi-
na where she. successfully cond ucted the
primary department of the public school
for several years.........Geo. Foster came
over from Battgatc Friday OH important
business...".Dr. Earnes, dentist, came
down from Drayton Sunday and is locat-
ed at the Pembina house where lie will
remain until April LIST. If there is any
thing the matter Will. your molars or any
other parts OF your mouth you had better
zee him at ollce........Mr. and Mrs. Cllas.
Keller are back from All extensive trip
to Germany. having spent pleasant win
ter with friends and relativcs.........Mrs RS.
Nicholas Setlor, Of Emerson, is teaching
electric oil painting in town. She has a
number Of pupils......B. II. Webster and
+. A. Wardwell joined the Grand Army
delegation at Grand Forks last Saturday,
bound for Redfield, to be gone for week.
Maud Abrams returned from the St.
Cloud normal school Monday. to remain
home this summcr.........Ben. Casselman,
formerly of Emerson, but now. proprietor
Of IL Young and prosperous ranch in the
wilds near the Roseau river, gave us q
call Monday. lie reports stock in good
condition and doing well.....Geo. L. VIM
tor, of Lang,lon, was in town Monday.
mood. Menzics, of south Carlisle, and
treasurer Of school district %, was in
town Tuesday, attending to matters be-
tween treasurer Lemon and his district.
......John r. Mayer was in town Monday
OIL his way to Winnipeg where lie ex-
poets to spend a week visiting.........Mrs.
S. Birch is improving and will SOON be
around again......J. d. Trenholmc was in
from Bathgate Tuesday AS WAS also John
Robertson. Editor Muir came up on
the b. & NJ. Monday. Mcs.rs. Is. and
Fred Bjornson, who lave been attending
school in Pembina for Some time past
left for their homes at Mountain yester-
day......Gus. Short is at Crystal this week
looking after his farming interests.
Easter Notice.
In accordance with an ancient custom,
the offerings in Grace church. Pembina,
on Easter Sunday, April LIST. 1883, will be
hundcd to the rector. rs slight addition
to the modest salary received by him.
You are therefore requested to make
your offerings OIL that day as liberal us
possible. EN-. nixon, Warden OF
Grace Church.
MARRIED.
McMAmN-BuFfY: At tile Pemblna
house, Wednesday evening. March 2S'h,
1883, by Judge Of Probate Armstrong, MIR.
John j. McAlahn, of Fort Pempina, to
Miss Sarah BulTy, Of Pembina.
Born.
On Tuesday morning, to the wife of Mr.,
W. J. kneesllaw, u daughter, weight
II pounds.
On the 2lst inst, at the NJ. E. parsonage,
Batl,gate, the wife of the Rev. W. X.
Morrison Of daughter.
Wanted: An apprentice to learn the
lnilliner trade, at Miss McDonalds. 36.S