The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-11-08

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Entered at the portoi,ice at Pembina as second
class mail matter.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
THANKSGIVING November 2Stl.
Masonic Hall il undergoing repairs.
COUNTY Commissioners meet OIL Mon.
day to count the vote.
Services in NJ. T.. church ut 10 80 a. M.
and, 1880 p. M. Rev. e. H. TregIawny
will preach.
DAKOTA will he dry state for sure
hereafter. Have TO get along without
wlliskey and T.
BRINGING in election returns and other
business has brought many visitors to
town this week.
1. GorTLlEB Fiscl,er who is accused of the
assault on Fred Kahn was released OH
bsil of 81 600 last Monday.
TIE Icelandic clurcl, is getting ready
for grand bazaar next week. Further
announcement by posters and next
weeks issue.
SERVICES will be conducted in the Pres.
byterian church next Sabbath ut IL a.
m. and $50 y. III. Rev. Charles Mac
Lean will preach.
DON'T forget the SOCIAL for the benefit
VI the Presbyterian church at Mrs. Cl,as.
Cavileer's tonight. Everybody always
enjoys themselves ut Mrs. Us sociuls.
VIZ understand that Sheriff james il
about selling out his machine business in
BatllRate and expects to move to Penn.
bina where lie Will take personal ci,urge
Of tile Jail.
Az tlIeselevator OH Tuesday, in unload
ing, two men got too fur to the rear Of the
Vi the wagon box, which tilted, and the
horses took run around the streets.
DamuKe slight.
! lTuE Geioux Sale on Tuesday was ut.
tendad by large crowd and the horses
nnd other articles sold brought fair prices.
The sale was continued OH Wednesday
q. f. Beemer was auctioneer.
PAUL johnson, of Carlisle, was in town
OH Saturday. Mr.. johnson had been
quite extensively spoken Of as candidate
for county commissioner, but withdrew
previous to the election in the iaterest
2f harmony.
VIZ regret 10 learn of the death of Miss
Lizzie Strong at Keyport, N. J. on tile
2nd inst. Miss Strong was daughter OF
Z. D. Strong, Esq, of st. t,aul and visited
her brother. e. ii. Strong in this city
several years ago.
1ShxihR tile Masonic Hull this week
very dangerous chimney was exposed
to view. Ne wou3d respectfully ask the
city council if tleY know TINT there
are no more sucl, fire traps in block Is,
and if they do not Know, if it is not
their business to find out through the
proper officer.
TIE Flyers sisters Comedy Company
WHICH slowed here on Wednesday eye
was greeted by one of the largest audi.
ences that has ever assembled in Kittson
Hall. The "play" was mere broken
thread OH which to string considerable
not very funny stage comedy and some
very good vocal singing.
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YaE llalloecn social at kittson Hall
under tue auspices Of the Episcopal So
ctety WAS grant success. Music, games
and other social amusements made IN
the program while great interest was
manifested in the number of seeds in
the pumpkin. Mrs, Ryan guessed 500
and the nearest to the number, 5O7,
and took the prize.
Pr HAIRS has had considerable work
on insane cases this week. John Nor.
ris who ne mentioned last week is bet
ter and has been busily engaged this
week. with some other in confinement,
in banking up the court house and Jail. |
George Long, of Drayton. has been ad.
judged insane and is waiting transport
tation to jamestown. Miss Mason will
probably be sent at the same time.
At . meeting Of the city council OH
Monday Mayor Booker being absent,
Councilman Winchester occupied the
chair. The water works question was
discussed and the feeling of the council
seemed to be that unless something
could be done by individual citizens
that the city could not do any thing un.
til bonds could be voted aud sold which
would be too late to be available this
season, A meeting nj c;ti,on. r,., ..