The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-04-19
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TIE PIONEER. EMPRESS.
Entered a, the ro'to1ice at Pembna as second
clnse mail matter.
FRIDAY APRIL 10, 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
EASTER Sunday.
Nix. BooKER wants pomy-see nd in
another column.
REGULAR meeting of Wordcn Post, No
IS, I'll Monday evening.
4. Mckay Esq. Of Emerson il abou,
removing to West Superior, Wisconsin.
+. !lAIrsoN, Esq, is moving out OH
farm iatcly occupied by T. O'iIara as 6
trcc-claim.
REGULAR meeting of Pembina Lodge
A. +. & a. NJ, this (Friday) evening
Work in 2nd degree.
TrE wind blew out seed badly OIL Sun
day. a fine rain ON Monday repaired
tile damage 10 some extent.
"r. W. GorrING," Il prominent mem.
her Of the Batl'gatc bar, is ut the In
salis-is the way the Plaindealer report
cr puts ii.
C.S. DOUGLAS and wife, of Emerson
left for visit to Ontario OIL Monday
They expect To locate in the west o.,
their return.
WILLIAM r. Israss, of Reynolds, wa
instantly killed near Grand Forks. lie
WIS walking OIL top ofa freight train and
fell between the ears.
SHERIFF James took ellis, sentenced
to two years and half and Mckee
sentenced for six month to the Bismarck
pcnitcntiary ON Sunday.
An outfit consisting Of four half breeds
Red river cart, buffalo skin tent, dog
train, etc, passed through, here Monday
from Manitoba via the Mp. bound fol
the Paris Exposition.
Tile Toilette Debating Society is to
have IL big debate tonight. Tariff is the
subject. The Short Orchestra, from this
city, expect 10 be present to l,armonize
things after the war is over.
CLOUDS are the sign of rain, robins arc
the sign of spring and over our door is
the new sign of the PIONEER ExrREss.
Cornell Bros. painted it and that is a
sure sign that it is q good one.
SERVICES in the NJ. L. church next Sab.
bath. Easter. 1880, subject, easter
Memorics,"l2 IL. noon, Bible School, Up.
M, Song Service, 1880 p. m., "rhe Risen
Lord" Tho public are invited.
J. S. EsnELMAN, ex-mayor of Grand
Forks died last week at Hot Springs, Ar.
kansas. Mr.. Eslel,nan was an old resi-
dent of the valley and was well known
and respected 10y many of our citizens.
Miss Ingeborg Lofgren and Miss Bertha
Eickstrom Of Hudson, Wis. were passcn-
gers OIL board the ill-ated Danmark.
These ladies were members OF the fam.
Gus Swedish Quartette during its tour in
this country, and sang in this city about
two years since
A SOCIAL will be held at the residence
of l.. E. Booker on Wednesday evening
under the auspices of the NJ. E. Ladies
Aid. pigs" and other attractions will
be on the program. The ladies intend
to make this the most enjoyable social Of
the season. All are invited to attend.
PRor. ]. S. Bishop las returned from a
pleasant trip to the future capitol. Whilst
there lie visited the university and ex.
presses himself as we'll satisfied with the
work done in an educational way-Con.
trary to the general expectation that Mr..
Bishop was to return with better half,
he returned alone.
A MAN who has been working in eve
vicinity Of Grand Forks for a couple of
years, was arrested couple weeks since,
accused Of q murder committed in Vir.
ginia seven or eight years ago. Officers
from that state came on and took the
man back, but OH their arrival it was
found that they had the wrong man.
1MPRovEMENs-T. l.. Price is about
finishing nice warehouse between his
store and Proctor's harness slop.-The
Pembina House is having it's piazza re-.
paired.-Tlompson, the grocer, is put.
ting up an addition lGxlS, will, which to
enlarge his new stOre.-The grader sh ed
is finished and is quite respectable
buildins.-ltolette street is being ditclled
down OH the levee.
THAT pond near the skating rink that
begins beyond the railroad makes the
city present very bad appearance to
passing railway passengers aud gives the
impression tllat the town site is swamp.
Two medical officials of high rank OH the
n. p. who pissed through, OH Sunday in
conversation with DR.. Harris had that
impression. A very small amount of