The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-06-14
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TIE PIONEER. EIPRESS,
Entered at the portofice at Pembina as .econ
clRRs mail matter.
FRIDAY, JUNE IA, 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
l.. GERoUX took ninety head of cattl
over the n. P. to Montana last week.
OLGA is to celebrate the St. Jean Rap
tiste Day, June 24th in great style.
SHAW & Charlton lave three NOR,
horses. Two runners and trotter.
TIE Pembina Base Ball Club play
Toilette on Saturday, at the grounds here
PROPS. Ogden and Hyde have beef
holding an institute at Grafton this week
OSE of Felson's horses cut lims ell
badly on a wire fence last week during s
runaway.
BISMARCK kindly sends US an invita-
ton to 80 to that city to spend the 4tl,
and wants us 10 bring all our friends.
AMOS Purdy was at the grove meeting
at Toilette OH Sunday OH his bicycle
Had some pretty hard road to travel too
Miss May Travis, formerly of this city
is one Of the class graduates at til,
Grand Forks University this week. Sh,
is the class historian and prophet.
A. GERARDlN. the genial host of tho
Pembina House, has added very fine
large mirror to his bar, which adds great
ly to its appearance.
WI. S. Trail, formerly of Grand Forks
now of Pembina, passed through here
Wednesday OH his way to Montana,
where lie will spend several weeks
Grand Forks, Leader.
GRAFTON is getting ready for big cele.
bration on the 4th and they expect
Pembina TO come and help them cele-
brate. and from the way they turned out
to our celebration lust year they deserve
reciprocity.
We learn with regret, the sudden
death, of Mrs. f. Sing, at Island Lake,
Oak. last week while visiting her daugll-
ter. She was buried OH Sunday in the
Bathgate cemetery. Mrs. Sing was a
former resident of Pembina and was a
very estimablc lady.
Hon. Judson LaMoure, chairman of
the territorial railroad commission spent
Wednesday night in the city. He was
here to hear Il complaint about wheat
grades and to examine the necessity of a
new depot. Mr.. LaMoure declares that
the present structure was disgrace to
the town and the company and that he
should at once lay the matter before Mr..
Hill.-IIillsboro Banner.
1T strikes lib that the new city council
are doing some pretty good work on side
walks and streets for which tile public
are very much obliged. Now there are
two more things the public demand.
A cemetery and some fire apparatus.
There might be possible division of
opinion as TO how much money TO in.
vest in tile latter, but there is no ques-
ton that we must have cemetery.
CAvILEER street, across the coulce, is
now i'll the tllrocs of graduation. The
coulee bridge is to be made all embank-
ment, the sidewalk Strengthened
through, necessitating the removal of
some front yard fences and the loss of
some trees. Tie loss of these will cause
heart ache or two but the improve
men,s on the Whole will add much beau
ty and utility TO the street. Mr.. Joseph
Ewing is the contractor.
FARMER Harrison alternates with Attor-
ney Harrison with almos: daily regulari-
ty, swinging backwards and forwards,
like the old clock OIL the stairs, one day
it lisa loan and the next it is the loan.
Frank says, tits little dry for both, these
days. Farmer Borden las also been do
ing the pendulum act between the court
house and his farm" near Farmer
Hartson's. Harry is in a quandary
whether lie shall call his domain a
"Du(c)kedom and take title or use the
euphoneous Arabian name, Gal Kali"
TIE ladies of the Episcopal church, we
are glad to know, were eminently sue
cessful with their strawberry festival on
Thursday evening. 1t was warm night
and fruit. ice cream and lemonade were