The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-09-06
W. j. KNEEsHAw, pEMB1NA.

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Also town lots In all pnrts of Pcmbna.
WI. KNEEsHAw, PEMBINA.
Pembina mex ":...... .................... 2-163.5
90 ny mex ..".......................... 5-1G3-5
20 NV .1G4 3
Looema nv 20.1GO-5
81; zoe re ..... 1905
w en- hWA ........... 29-163-5
90 hswaR........ 90. 1885,
Ase sw Or. 3l-16s-5
walhalla sw1 awx .... 1865
90 WY NV ....."."...... ............. q 1853
Carlisle y sex 24-1Ga s
cavalier ewk ...... 15-161-5
1, DC r as s 1855
TIE PIONEER. EXPRESS,
Entered at the postoiiice at Pembina as secon
class mail matter.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
RALLY tonight! Everybody rally!
Two small runaways OH Monday, flies
No damage.
HANsBRoUGII, our next NJ. e., speak
at Bathgate tonight.
TnE teams for Batligate rally vii
probably start about four o'clock.
JOHN Miller, the farmer candidate TO
governor. will be at Batllgate tonight.
Nix. W. J. Mooney lost the younges
of his little boys last week at Langdon.
u. A. X. MEETING OH Monday evening
Special business-a good tu,n out is re
quircd.
PRoF. Tubbs and his bride are at hom
in one of the houses owned by Mr.. Nix
on near the Episcopal church.
Mis-. Abrams has sold her residence
near the court house, to Mr. j. c. Yea
Fey. Consideration, 800.
Jun Winchester las Il new dog. 1t il
Il st. Bernard, and though young, is ,
magnificent specimen of dog flesh.
THERE will he no trouble in getting ,
seat Oh some wagon, if not on the bant
wagon, to 80 to the rally at Bat,sate to
night. Teams will be plenty.
SIGNAL officer IIar.liDgc informs us tn,
wind reached fihy-iwo miles an lou
last Sunday, and the temperature nine
ty-four. Who SAYS things were not live
~ around here?
A VERY strong gale from, the toutl
made things uncomfortable for every
body on Sunday last 1t was SO strony
that it broke III one of the large pane
of glass in the corner store.
REV. Mr.. Fee, formerly OF Illinois, bu
now of Braincrl, Mimi, was visiting a
MIR. Wilbur Shorts last week, and preach
ed very logical and eloquent sermon il
the NJ. L. church Sunday evening.
An excursion party with the bant
along was planned TO so OIL u special o,
Wednesday evening to help on! the re-
publican rally at Grafton, but the rail,
and mud put damper Oh aid the Grove
concluded to wait for Batl,gate.
ALL democrats are invited to rid" oyer
to Batlgate tonight. The committee or
transportation say. however, that they
expect to hayc no democratic passengers
back and they don't propose to have
democrats left after the meeting.
i. d. HAETsoN paid us u pleasant visit
this week and talked farm. He is a rea
granger now and looks like one in the
hurry of harvest. Straw hat, unslaved
face, etc. Wonder if L. ID. is in train.
ing for otiice,.Batllgatc Democrat.
PRoF. j. T. Eriden and wife arrived III
town OH Monday, and are the guests Of
mine host Wight, Of the Major House
They will remain in town few DAYS
visiting friends. When they will make
their home in Walln Walla, where Mr.
Briden will enter into mercantile bust.
ness.-Minto journal.
MIR. Charlton, in :, few minutes can.
vass. Wednesday, around town, collected
a purse sufficiently large TO show that
enough can easily be collected to have a
race meeting here Immediately follow.
ing the Grand Forks fair. There is some
talk of making circuit with Necle and
Bathgatc and perhaps some other towns.
SCHOOL was to lave opened Monday
but owing to the rain and mud, and that
the repairs were not quite finished. and
that Miss Foster could not be here, it
was deemed best to defer opening until
next Monday. That the grading may
be quickly done, it will be to the benefit
Of all concerned, to lave all the children
commence promptly on tie first dav OF
school.
Is IT base ball nine? Vaughn does
the pitching. Doty brothers and Laxdal
play on the bases, Bouvctte at the bat,
young Gerardin is Oh deck, Hunter can
pick low ball up and the alto horn is a
good fieldman. The boys kecpu great
heart while playing but find a good many
0's OH their score; and like the rest of the
base ball cranks, find themselves full Of
acllcrs when they are done.
TIE three young moose at West Lynne
were sold to Hon. Mr.. Pc!tigrew of Sioux
Falls, this week, and shipped Tuesday
morning via Neclle, i'll charge Of q. w.
Doty. ST. While unloading them from
the wagon at Nellie the male moose
broke his leg. DR.. Donovan was called to
set it and it is believed the animal will
be oil right as lie is SO young, only about
Tour months. Mr.. LaNloure made the
purchase for Mr.. Pettigrew.
Miss Annie Mckenzie gave a dancing
party to a number of invited friends
Tuesday cvenipO All o,,:, ~,