The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-04-20
II. J. ROSS, PEMBINA
KNEESHAw & BARNWELL.
Pembina and Ba,hgate.

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THE PIONEER. EMPRESS.
Entered ut the postotIce at Pembina a. sccon
clasn mail matter.
FRIDAY APRIL 90, 1888.
AROUND TOWN.
NED Cavilcer has q dandy two,seate,
hunting rig.
TIE Pembipa mill shut down OH Sa,
uaday night.
DIED. on Sunday, April 18th 1885, Mr.
Henry Shaw.
CHARLIE Atkinson came in with ca
load of horses this week.
We are glad to learn that David Fer
guson, of Batligate, who las been dan
gerously i'll is improving.
Z. ii. BERGMAN has opened land an,
loan office in Milton, Cavilecr county
He still resides i'll this county, however
LAST Sundays city election for bond
fizzled, want of twenty days notice
Another election is to be held within
short time.
Tile Odd fellows are requested to mcc
next Wednesday evening. The Deput,
q. NJ. will he present and importan
business will he transacted.
1t is reported that Little Shell and Joe
Rolette are on tlcir way home from
Washington, having succeeded in the
mission toobtain aid. We hope it is true
Turtle Mountain Times.
DIED, in Sounh Pcmbina April l2tl,
Mrs. Gudrun johnson, aged 81 years
Mrs. johnson had been sufferer from
consumption for several years and deatl
to her was a happy release.
REV. z. II. TrcSlawny will preach III
Toilette Emerson school llousc) mex,
Sabbath morning at II a. NJ. and in You
mans school house at $50. After service
a Sabbath school will be organized.
SEEDING has been going on in full blast
this week and will be nearly half done
Ivy Saturday night. From reports south
Of us, weare getting in our seed as early
this year rs southern Minnesota.
SERVICES at the NJ. L. church mex,
Sabbath at ! A. NJ. Rev. l.. ID. Wardwell,
r. ~. song service, $50, Rev. c. III.
Trcglawny, pastor, subject, "What is
Your Pedigree" All are cordially invit-
ed.
PAT O'IIara's COW went down to the
river to drink. Somebody had thrown
out a large amount of frozen potatocs.
The COW ate and died. That's all, OK.
cept Pats benediction for the man who
threw out the potatoes.
CLERK of Court Borden. Deputy Regis
ter of Deeds Quackenbush, Capt. Chap
in. Landlord Winchester, are some of the
happy folks who will ride IN new carri-
ages tins summer. They bought them
out of Shaw q Charlton's car load.
DIsApsARED-A. Winter Snow. He
slid out imperceptably, between two
Sundays. and left 10 cards, except the
debris, which until lately he has chari-
tably covered with his white robe. No
reward is offered for his return.
Miss JULIA MULLINS, of Neche, teaches
lie summer school in district adjoining
own. Her sister Maggie, who has just
closed a nine months term in the town
Of Seche, will be a student in the Acad.
envy this sunner.-ArvilIa notes in Lar
more ri, neer.
TIE Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. T..
church, announce to the friends of the
church, that they have decided to place
The date OF their Orange Sociul to next
Friday, April 9th. in Kittson Hall.
They promise fine bill of fare. Tickets
IF admission will be 50 cents
THE miracle of changing water into
wine was reversed III Pclnbina this week.
A gentleman received IA a present from
| friend, key OF beer, he left it lying
round a little careless for time and
when he came to sample it, it had turn
ed to pure local option liquid, refresh
nH perhaps, but no exllilarate about it.
ADvlcEs from Fargo and Grand Forks
show that the Red river is running
bank full and free from ice. 1t is rising
very slowly and is supposed to he at
about its height. The ice moved opposite
Pclnbina on Sunday and since then cross
rs has been done by small boats or on
ice jams; but the cold wealth
er has kept the ice from running free.
MR. NJ. MuNsoS, who has so accepta-
bly, filled the office Of station agent Of
he d. & NJ. at tins place, since the sta
ion was established, was relieved OIL
tuesday by the arrival of his successor.
MIR. Cunningham, late Of Mapleton, Oak.
As Il business man, Mr.. Munson is cor
rect. attentive and obliging, and his
good habits and gentlemanly behaviour
have made him an addition to our social
circles. lie has not vet decided as to Ills
future.