The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-16
REAL ESTATE DIRECTORY,

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TIE PIONRER. EIPRESS,
En-, Entered a. the portoitce at Pembinu as second
FRIDAY, AUGUST l6, 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
REGULAR meeting Pembina Lodge, No.
9. A. +. 4 A. NJ. this (Fri,lay) evening.
oS Monday Major Camp caught the
king Of the drum fish. lie weighed
sixteen pounds.
Tile county seat lis Il little dull these
days but we l'avn't l,a,l any bear hunt on
the back streets this season vet.
PA>nR Treglawnv lifted too hard on
the camp meeting tent, when sending il
away. and suffers severely from Il lame
back in consequence.
DELEGATES Richardson and IasTourn.
of Pemlina, went south to-day. Jud
isn't delegate 10 the constitutional con.
vention. lie is just delegate at large
very larsr.-t;rafton Herald.
AN epidemic Of ,lysentcry in town has
kept DR.. Hurts busy during the week.
Too many green apples, unripe potatoes
AMI other unwl,olesOne stuff, helped by
the UNUSUAL musgv weather.
IIIE school house is to- be papercd and
painted. No teacher fur tile primary lie.
l@riment is yet engaged. There will
probably liza three rooms opened. Miss
Foster il likely to be the intermediate
teacher.
ME. y. u. CORNELL gathered IN alnnt
eighteen dollars on Tuesday for Mrs.
Desjarlines to assist her in paving cx.
penscs Of sickness aud burial of her
child about three years of age which died
on Monday.
District No. rs has organized by el-
Getting Messrs. Graham, TrndelI and Ar.
dies as director, clerk aud treasurer
respectively, as school board, and meet
tomorrow, Saturday, TO fix site for a
school house and to vote on issuing
bonds for the building.
OS Saturday Mr.. Jesse Crosby, former
~ of this county but now Of Kittson coun-
ty, Mimi, was thrown from his buggy
and dislocate,l his shoulder. lie was
driven to tie city and under the handel
ing Of DIR. lIarris got himself put proper
ly together again. and at last accounts
was doing well.
CuAnLroN's trotters, Harry Chief and
Mucky Muck, are off to Winnipeg to the
races which began yesterday. Mr., e.
does not excect to win much hut wants
to yet them use,l to the track. Randall
d Norton have taken Wandoroo and Billy
the Rover down to help tho Canucks
make up race.
OS Friday. while at the private track,
MIR. Charlton WIS thrown from his sulke,
by Harry Chief who Immediately stepped
of to town ut pretty lively rate; after
going around the block a few times, he
thought as lie WAS getting warm. that u
bath would do him good, 70 lie went
down into the pen,bina river when he
stuck fast in the mud and was finally
hauled out very cool and muddy. No
damage done except that Mr.. G.. felt
pretty sore over Ills tumble for n few tays.
Mn. n. Il. Nelson, who has been collec.
tor of U. $. customs at st. Vincent for
twenty years, returned home yesterday
after short visit to the city, which, lie
had not seen for sc yenteen wears. Preyi.
GUS to being appointed 10 the customs de-
partment Mr.: Nelson was connected
WHICH the land department of Minnesota
for six years. lie is highly esteemed
and efficient officer. The Misses Nelson
remained in the city, the guests of Mr..
Hall, OF Westminster Block Winnipeg
Free Press.
Tile first republican convention for
state officers will he held at Fargo NEXT
Wednesday. There will le large
crowd besides the delegations present.
At presont writing Mr.. Booker is the
surest candidate mentioned and John
Bray. of Grand Forks. next. Allen has
the strongest avowed following for COVER
nor but lacks considerable of a majority.
The congressional candidacy is very
much mixed, l,a!fa dozen men having
about equal strength and none Of them
very strong. For judge of supreme
court. Corliss, Of Grand Forks. and Lc-
yigee, Of Tail, are in the lead. The