The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-20

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Missionary Day.
A REPUBLICAN, demonstration will be
held in Pembina next Friday evening,
Sept. 9th. Street procession with
torches, ETC., will march to the music of
the Pembina Silver Cornet Band. Messrs.
Z. G. Hay and R. G. Evans. two promi-
nent and able sperkers will address the
meeting. A big time is expected.
TIE renowned Temperance workers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey, appeared in the NJ.
Z. church Wednesday and Thursday
evenings. They carry OH their work
in different form from the ordinary
temperance workers, by occupying a
good portion of their program with sing.
ing which is very entertaining and inter-
esting, being good vocalists. both ofthem.
Mrs. Bailey is fluent speaker Will, good
voice and appearance. They denounce
high license and advocate nothing but
prohibition. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey have
travelled over good part of North and
South Dakota the past four months and
are doing good work.
AT the republican Caucus on Saturday
night, Mr.. +. NJ. Nixon was Chairman,
and Jos. LaPorte secretary. The follow.
ing gentlemen were selected to attend
the convention at Batlgate on Saturday
the 2lst: +. NJ. Nixon, ]. w. Winches.
ter, II. K. Vaughn, G. II. Treglawny, N
+. Nelson. John Hogan, John Kaberna.
gle, Brandon johnson, L. K. Cavileer, F.
A. Wardwell. W. ]. Kneesllaw and A.
Gerardin. On motion the delegates were
instructed to present the name of Judsol
LaMoure to the convention as candi.
date for senator, and to do all in tlleil
power to secure his nomination. On mo-
ton the delegates present were cmpow.
cred to cast full vote of the delegates as
instructed. Much enthusiasm was mani
tested, and 70 the music of the band
a procession was formed which marched
to the residences of Messrs. I.aMoure
Kneeslaw, Booker and LaPorte, who
were seranaded by the band and given
cheers by the crowd.
BnIErs:-I.ouis Booker, Jr. arrived
home OIL Saturday accompanied by his
cousin......W. j. kncesllaw went tc
Grand Forks OH Monday and was one o.
the guest at the opening of the new
hotel, Dacotal,......Messrs. Crawford, o.
Neche, and Of LanGdon, were in the cit,
on Saturday......lsev. Treglawny was a
Grafton last Sun,lay.....Mr Fishburn, O
the Pemb;na Roller Mills is taking il
Grand Forks Fair this weck......."We
noticed the names Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. ii
Cummings and II. l.. Webb on the lis
Of guests at the opening Of the Hote
Dacotah this week......James Manson, O
Ty ner, was pleasant caller at this Office
on Iuesday.........Mrs. Winchester anG
Miss Annie Mckenzie were guest at til.
o pening Of the Hotel Dacotah OH Mon
day eve...... Mrs. A. d Corbeil is visitin,
relatives in Cavalier this week. MIR. Cor
he'll will bach while she is away. Geo
Hinkle returned from Michigan las
week and will remain during the fall sea
son, hooking after his farm interests.
J. il. Abrams has moved in from til,
farnl......R. j. Hoskins and L. A. Ward
well went to Grand Forks Wednesday,.
Rev. l.. ID. Wardwell will return HON,
today. Misses Helen and Annie Mel
son came up from Winnipeg Friday t,
spend Sunday at home. They are taking
lessons in music and neutrality-suspicious.
w. Brown. tile invincible republican, o
Hamilton, was at the court house Wed
ncsday looking up the records of q Gus
toner who departed without letting any
one know about it. Mr.. Il. lad blood il
his eye."......Judge Armstrong ATTENDED
the funeral of the late ex-attorncy gcner
al Clark at Winnipeg this week......Rev
p. Allern was down OH visit fron
Drayton this week.........R. L. Gellery
travelling agent of the Chicago and Grand
Trunk, with Office at st. Paul, was in the
city yesterday ........Mesdames Charlton
Booker. Abrams, kncesl,aw, Misses Leta
Charlton and Blanche Booker, and &. S
McTavish went to Grand Forks ycster
day.
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