The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-08-02
II. J. ROSS, pEMD1NA.
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TIE PIONEER. RIPRESS,
Entered at the postOtice at pe,nbina as second
Class mail matter.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
TIE Wisconsin Central poem" in an
other column isn't bad reading.
CAVALIER county hold their Ecpub.
lican Convention OH August 10th.
REGULAR meeting Pembina Lodge, a.
+. & A. NJ. this (Fritlay) evening.
LAST Friday about l25 cars passed
through the yard of the n. p. ut this
station.
+. A. WARDwELL has qualified as clerk
of school district No. vice ]. X. Musscl-
man who refused to qualify.
w. l.. ABRAMS of Hamilton rejoices il,
an addition to his household. 1t lisa gill
ana friends congratulate.
"TEMrrs fugit-tilne fies-fiy time
Cussum-tlainmum." Says the bald.
headed Prof. of Latin, these days.
A NUMBER of half breeds have been al.
rested and taken to Grand Forks in dc.
fault of bail. for cutting government tin.
Der near Walllalla.
SOMEBODY took large electric light
FROM the tabernacle aud so fur has
not returned it. We hope no person in
town has been 80 mean.
MARTIN Burke, the Cronin assassin, a,
Winnipeg. is extradited. The supreme
court having passed OH his case. The,
only await orders from Ottawa now.
Tile increased traffic and night wo,k
OH the n. Il. las caused temporary adj
dition to the customs fn,ce to be ncce Ssh.
ry. Mr., JOS. Laroric of Ncrle is nov
filling the position ofhigl,t inspector.
WHY do people go to a tent meeting
when they will not attend the regular
services ut church. Can it be the COM
mon leyel on the bosom of the old
mother ealtll has anything to do with it:
Mr.. George Booker's section will aver.
age 90 bushels per aero. We hope he
will save all his wealth and take another
whack at store keeping or open an opposi-
ton bank 10 the Pcmbina one, at st..
Era.
H. A. MAYO has had herd of bron.
choes in the city during the first of the
week. There were thirteen carloads in
~ and numbered $50 altogether. They
are very fine lot and persons wishing
to buy will lie able to yet almost any
kin of animal they wish at low figures
They left I, WallIal'a OIL Wednesday.
Ii another column will be found new
advertisement Of Henry A. Mayo, who
brought in oyer $50 broncl,oes and ponies
last Friday. Messrs. James Greenwood,
F. NJ. King and &. q. Thompson made
investments. The latter las pony that
you can ''slloot of his back" which will
make him very valuable when hunting
season opens.
Harvest will commence next week
The probable yield will be better than
expected. There is Il certainty barring
frost. etc. of wheat enough to keep things
moving. A few will lave very fine crops
many will have from one to two-tl,irds
and some have nothing: Hay prospects
are poor; outs and barley as rule are
thin and poor.
Mr.. X. l.. Lewis left for Missoula
Mont. on Monday. Mr.. Lewis las re.
moved principally OH account If his wife
WHO las been out of health for some
time. ifshe does not improve there
he may 80 still farther west Mr.. Lewis
is first class druggist and will he missed
in the business and social circle of Penn.
bina.
PKof. W. D.. Tubbs, who has been in
charge of the Bathgate school for three
years back, has been engaged rs princi
pal of our school for the next year. Pro
fessor Tubbs is a graduate Of the St
Cloud Normal school and has the reputa
ton of beings successful teasle.. THE
intermediate and primary department
teachers have not vet been engaged
SCHOOL will COMMENCE September End.
TIE meetings at the tent tabernacle
have been continued during the week
with a fair attendance. Revs. Wllliams
and Hall of Emerson; Barton, of IIamil
ton; Morrison, of Batlgate; Carr, of st
Thomas and Presiding Elder Foster have
peen present and assisting lsey. trey
lawny .':imi the services. On Sunda,
there was very large turnout in The
afternoon, numbering about $50 persons
many OF whom came long distances.
Is: "
A REPUBLICAN, Club was started at the
caucus last Friday evening. Consider
able enthusiasm was shown and thirty,
sig names enrolled. ". J. Kneealiaw i.
temporary CHAIRMAN aad +. scLaefel
TEN porary secretary, and are commit
Tee to obtain further signatures. Messrs
Wardwe'l, Nelson aud Iaxdal are com
'nlttee on constitution and bylaws. A
meeting for permanent organization will
he held tomorrow Saturday. evening
we hone IN q lor ~,,