The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-18
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Entered at the por,otlice at Pembna ar second II
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER is, 1889.
AROUND TOWN. s.
| PUMPKIN social "
"SoME pumpkins" Ilallow eve. Il
We are not likely to have court until .
next January. -
JAILEE Hart has had twelve boar,iers u
this week. Rather crowded.
SHERIFF james has been seriously i'll "
with an intestinal abcess but is getting il
better, a
SERVICES i'll the NJ. f. church next Sab
bath by Rev. {. II. Trrsawny ut 1880 a.
NJ, and 7:30p. III. :,
DRAYroN sick folks are improving in y
health, ST. says Rev. Mr.. Cooper who - ,
was in town Oh Tuesday.
GAIT. James Thompson, late cashier of a
the Bank Of Ncche has accepted posi- o
ton in the Dmy,on Bank. u
JUDGE Templeton lost Il little girl by |
tleatl, on Saturday. and has the SYM u
patl,y OF his many friends. 3
i WHEN we sec the light shed by the {
new street lamps, we wonder why we ,
have lived 50 long without them.
TIE Pembina Presbytery meets at ,
Hamilton next week amt the case of /,
Rev. Mr.. MauI.ean will probably come .
up. .
HALLow EVE will he celebrated by a
"pumkin SOCIAL" If you don't knox
what that is, why look for particulars
next week.
+. X. Cavileer and friends were very
successful in their hunting trip last week
west OF Grand Forks. They killed seven
hundred geese.
DErrry Sheriff Hart's little boy mar
rowly escaped serious injuries by the ex- I
piosion of kerosene. He WAS burned |,
somewhat as it was.
Ok Wednesday the official count for
North Dakota was made. The exact
majority for prohibition was 1,l57. II
Harsbrougl,'s majority is 14,oo7.
TIE customs case repor ted last week |
las come to rest. Mr.. O'Grady and the
horses are here. The horses will be sold /,
for duties, and there will be some law
suits in the future. +
A young elk and three young moose
passed through town last week. They
come from the Anger aud Geloux ranch
and were on their way to Mr.. Angcr's
farm near BatIigate.
TIE St. Vincent Fair last week was Il .
very successful affair. They lad IL good
crowd and Il fine exhibit The press of
p,css-,lny kept us from being present
and giving more detailed report
FRANK Regbie has been blged to quit =
work OH account Of the inceasng pain. !,
fitness Of and dangerous wound in his =
foot inflicted some weeks ago by care :,
less fireman who acci,ientlly ran fork !,
into his foot near the instep. The pain ,
has left the foot and gone into his leg :
AMI his physician fears that blood poison
will set in.-Lanvion Democrat. :,
Gro. F. Winters sent in his resignation !,
as treasurer Of Cavalier county to COM !.
missinners at their meeting Tuesday. /;
The bard accepted the resignation and {,
appointed W. i. Winters to fill the va :
cancy. Billy has been deputy for sew :
eral years and thoroughly understands ,
the duties Of the office.
Mr.. j. L. Stiles of the mail service, y
dropped in Monday, handed us p cigar
and said he had received his "fnal," what e
eyer that is. Something good no doubt, g
as it seemed to please him and it will ,
please our citizens to know Of anything i
that tends to keep him in his petition t
and to keep him as neishbor I
BIsnor Mallalien preached in the N. !.
+. cllurc', Tuesday evening to large =
audience. The Bishop is fine speaker
and gave regular old fashioned revival !.
sermon. While in the city, lie and his +,
son were the guests Of Hon. l.. f.. Book
er. The Bishop left on Wednesday for :
Winnipeg where he will make a short
visit.
TIE last rail on the n. r. cut off be- \
tween Staples Mill and Little Falls has >
been laid and the ballasting of the track =
will be completed the 10th of October.
The opening of this new piece Of road,
will shorten the distance between Grand
Forks and st. Paul thirty miles via the i,
p.
!
Ir our readers receive invitations to an
Assembly" at the PIONEER EXPRESS of.
flee during the next month we hope tl,ev
will respond. 1t is now two years, since -
we have Issued these invitations, owing .
to hard times; though times are not easy u
yet, still we feel as though the PIONEER
EXPRESS needed the stimulus and hone
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