The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-23
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TIE PIONEER. EXPRESS,
Entered at the portoffice at rembina as secoud
class mail matter.
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
THERE will probably DO new time
table issued by next week for this divi-
sion.
WE have it from good authority that a
new dress maker from the east will To-
cate in Penbina in Il short time.
DR. HARRIS las II new sign, the work
Of Cornell Bros. AMI is II fine sample of
their ability with the paint brush.
MIR. Wilbur Short is busy at work pa
pering the school house. Tie contract
for painting the wood work was let to
Ruhert johnson.
Mrs. q. ii. Megquicr sold her fine resi-
dcncc on lsanscy street this week to
MIs. Mclnnis, and expects to Join her
husband shortly ut Spokane Falls.
From $50 to .225 ears daily pass the GUS
toms hands ut this post. The depot
AMI customs departments are taxed to
their o,,t'nnst to keep things going.
Mn. EDWARD Pichc is having 81 large
kitchen added to- his residence, on Ro-
lct,e street, with a:'"d cellar. Mr.. J..
o. CABOT is 'i"ing the carpenter work.
JUICE Tcmplct"n will he in rembina
Monday. September 9th. for the purpose
Of granting second naturalization papers
and hearing motions. Remember the
date.
Mn. jos. TaPortr AMI family arrived il,
the city Wednesday to remain permanent
tly. Mr.. Lnpor,u las rcn,c.l the resi-
dencc lately owned 10y Mrs. q. II. Meg
Quier. on Ramsey street.
ME. Jos. Ewing lost - valuable horse
Monday night from collie. The animal
took sick OF The road from the ridge, in
Minnesota, with IL load of sand, and had
to he unhitcl,e,l and driven home loose.
WHERE is our city marshal gone? lie
was last seen about five O'clock in the
in good company, about two
weeks ago. hut neither his company nor
himself have been heard from since
then.
THE Moss Family of nine characters
are billed for Drayton. September End.
1t took large guarantee TO bring them
there as they are occupying Il prominent
position in the novalty line. They come
direct from Red Lake Falls, AMI return
east from Dmyton.
Il. y. BOOKER sent down 81 sample of
his wheat this week to be exhibited ut
the exposition in Minneapolis, by the
Railroad 20. Land Commits
sioner Bookwalter had heard of his fine
600 acre field near Humboldt and wrote
for the exhibit.
llGm MrcEy- MrcK, Mr.. Chmrlton's
young stallion took third money IN the
e:::3i' class AMI second money in the 2::40
class, ut the Winnipeg races last week.
This is goo! showing for the first time
away from home. 1t is reported by u,,.
spectators that tile horses
from this side did not enjoy the privil-
eyes that the lest did. Randall 4 Norton,
of Hamilton, carried away several prizes.
MEssEs. Capt. McKibbin aud l.. X.
Cavileer made trip to Wallialla this
week looking M lines of march and
grounds, for the two companies
on their annual two weeks outin. in
September. The captain was well pleas.
ed Will, the country and advantages and
will probably make the Fish Trap their
destination. We are sure it would be
hard to find u better place in this section
Of the country.
LAST Tuesday, Aug. Goth, was the
opening day for chicken shooting in Min
nesota. The IIallock, papers report
chickens plentiful, but exceedingly wild
for this season Of the year, owing to the
grass being SO short, and thin. A week
from tomorrow is the last day of grace
for our chickens, after that day they will
be protected only by their own instinct.
Tie first and second nine played
mattel, game Of ball last Friday. The ORR
ginal nine were not all there SO the
game was not rs well played as it might
have been if they had had the right nine.
The score stood to IS in favor of the
seniors. We understand the junior nine
are making arrangements to play the
Emerson second nine at picnic in st.
Vincent soon.
A FAREWELL gathering WAS given Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Strain Monday ever
ing, by the Methodist congregation, in
the church. Tie weather was very
which caused a good many to
stay away that otherwise would have
been present, as it was, good number
attended. The evening was spent very
pleasantly III social chats, supplemented
with Refreshments. At the closing Rev.
MIR. Vreglawny male n sl,ort ad.lress in