The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-01
II. J. ROSS, pEMBISA.
KNEESHAw & FAREWELL.
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Entered at the postofice at Pcmbnn as second
class mail matter.
FRIDAY JUNE !, 1888.
AROUND TOWN.
NIKE Cochran is quite IL "ake" for one
| who las seen SO many winters.
SPECIAL services are being hcldin Jol-
iette this week, by Rev. &. ii. Treglaw.
ney.
a MEETING of the ". II. U. will be
held at Mrs. Ryan's Saturday afternoon ut
3o'cuck.
FRED WooDLEr ornamented Sender
mans tailor shop front with Il neat sigl,
last week.
/ WHAT is the matter with that gang of
Roseau Indians for Il It'll Of July
attraction
THERE is a probability of y. NJ. Young,
of Cassclton coming this way in June.
Hope to welcome you Max.
SCHOOL in the upper department of the
Penibina district closes fur vacation Oh
Tuesday next; the lower department has
few more days to make up.
REV. &. ii. TIEtiItwSEy will, by re-
quest, in the NJ. l.. church next Sabbath
morning, preach To tile ladies; subject,
woman and her Commission
here, was in the city this week calling
on old acquaintallces. Mr.. Munson cx-
poets to take place at the Pacific end of
the y. +. II. Il. Ills many friends here
wish linn success.
WE understand Professor Ingalls,, ofSt
Thomas is an applicant for the position
to he vacated by Prof. ALern. lie is
well spoken of in this issue, by the re-
porter Of the st. Thomas teachers asso-
citation.
ANNUAL school meetings occur on
Tuesday, June 2Gth. Time to begin
thinking about whether you waht Il
change in the school board and how
much tax you will want to vote. +. NJ.
Nixon is the retiring trustee in this dis
trict; can't do better than to re-clect
him.
| IT is whispered that some Bathyatc
people are little pique'l because Penn
bina is going to celebrate. We would
suggest to our friends over there that
they had the county fair there last
fall and will probably want another this
fall. Iembma has helped them and is
ready and willing to help them again.
An impiomtu base ball MATCH WAS
gotten up on Saturday afternoon between
W. $. Thompson was umpire and his
decisions were very fair, say the married
nine; and the bachelors beat. that Is.
they made the married men run around
the bases fifteen times while they only
had to go around eleven tiiles.
4 PAI:il of Roseau Indians, numbering
about thirty, were in town OH Friday.
They were dressed IN regular Indian
dude style, red lrsginss, military coats.
painted fnces, with buckskin and blass
and feather ornaments. and Sleigh bell
attachments. They had a dance OH the
street. anl iukcd III lots Of small silver
and catables.
THAT little bit Of Il shower on Monday
and Wednesday made us feel like the
Traveller, mo being served with one o!
the intinitesima! pieces of becfsteak,
common to first class hotels, look 1t OH
his fork. looked at it carefully, placed it
Ill his mouth and after chewing it little
looked around at the wondering waiter
and said, "Yes that's the stuff, bring ne
sumle."
g. II. MEtalrIEl,, 81 never travel with.
out an accident insurance ticket in my
pocket and do YOU know sir, it acts like
a mascotte, have travelled over every
state in rle CLiOn and never once met
with all accident. Last year coming
from Bismarck we had u little shake M
OH the cars. Engine and one car was de
rallied, but the car | was on kept the
, track. Oh, tell you those accident in
slrance tickets are cliarns.-Grant
! Forks Plaindealer.
I VIZ learn with regret that Professo
Aheln las decided to sever his coAncc
tiun with the public schools Of this city
The simple fact that he l.as tanght her,
: five years is enough i'll itself to prove til,
estimation with which he is held by OH
citizens. AS IL teacher he has been abl
: to win the love and respect Of pupils an,
i parents alike and as good citizen
T. us Ieighbors and friends Prof Aherl an,
d his eslinable lady will he missed From
i. our social circles, where they have Il.
e ways taken Il leading and pleasing part
b Prof. Ahern expects to leave in abou
n two weeks for Drayton, where lie wi
!, take pastoral charge Of the Presbyterian