The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1889-10-25
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TIE PIONEBR. EIPRESS.
Entered at the portofice at Pembina as SECOND
class mail matter.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %. 1889.
AROUND TOWN.
LOOK out for Hallo'ecn tricks.
Buy yourselves rich ut the auction ad,
vcrtised in this issue.
TIE Batl'gate Democrat doesn't he.
lieve We want n poor farm yet.
Tile Masonic lodge are figuring to i'm,
prove their hall by raising the ceiling etc
TIE liver sisters combination are ex.
pec.el to be in pembina about Nov. 9th
WE regret to learn that johnson Bros.
of Drayton, have assigned to the Dray,
ton Bank.
TIE workmen are busy mt tile vault,
and carpentery of the new register Of
deeds office.
ANOTHER small "pearl of great Price.
Masculine, third, possesive." Will be Il
year old OH the 18th of Oct. next.
Il. w. Young, "f Young p. o., formerly
II student in this city. has gone 10 the
of Grand Forks for the winter
\ NEW wire has been hung from ST.
Paul to Winnipeg via the Manitobi
road and connections made across the
Red with this city.
MAIL lettings on the "Star Routes
from July LIST, 1880 To 1891 are advertised
by the department. This includes al
routes in this county.
YOU can 90 TO Canada this winter AM,
hoard with vour relatives cheaper tina,
you can stay at iun,r. See excursion
rates advertised in this tissue.
MIR. o. NJ. O'Reilly, of the register Of
flee, left Oil yesterdays train for Crane
Forks in response TO Il telegram announc
ing the dangerous illness of his mother.
A NOTICE IN the postotlice, advertises a
young man, JOS. reinstatement, partial
~ demented, who s,raycd from his
D.tller, Of the same, name at Morris, Man
last week.
THE funeral of Mrs. Robert Hun. oc'
cured from the Hunt Hatel Yesterday
Rev. MFR. Teglawny oflicl
ating. The family have the sympathy
Of our citizens in their bereaval.
VIZ would say something about the
danger of prairie fires about this time oil
the year, but we know that the careful
farmers llaye already plougl,ed about
heir stacks and buildings and there is
no use of talking to others.
Mn. KENT, father OF Walter and Geo.
Kemp, sailed from New York yesterday
Tor l'it home in England. The old gen.
LEHMAN was greatly taken up will, this
country while visiting here this fall, and
expressed q desire to come out again
next spring and stay.
MIR. J. Ii. Webb las finally concluded
% leave for the west, and advertises his
|louselnld goods at auction OH Saturday
Now, End. This will be great sale al
Mr.. w. las very large house AMI finely
and it will pay every house
keeper to attend.
Mls>sRs. Albeit Cavileer. Harry Bullock
and John NORM, of Neclle passed through
own on Monday To the Roseau; where
,hey will buill camps and stables and
prepare base Of supplies from which to
wage war on the bipe,ls and quadrupeds
If that wildernt IS during the winter.
A BIG COW which was in transit from
Grand Forks to Winnipeg has been de.
aimed here for week Or more OH ac-
count of the Canadian quarantine law.
She has been at Felson's stable and is an
immensely, will probably weigh 1000
pounds and not very fat at that.
Danial Long, of the Ridge. was very
pleasant caller OH Monday. Mr.. Long is
hunting up some thorough bred stock
or his ranch. He intends buying some
'heep and cattle from Geo. Gregan, Of
Pembina, and he will raise nothing but
good stock, and believes their is money
n it.-Hallock News.
A COUPLE more changes occurred
in the custom force last week. Mr.. J. e.
Of Minneapolis, formerly sta
Toned at the Minnesota Transfer, has
aiken Mr.. Grenier's place in st. Vincent,
md Mr.. e. A. WEIGH. Of Winona, left on
Wednesday, to relieve w. w. Miller at
Nalhalla.
REMEMBER the pumpkin social in Kilt
ION Hall. next halloween in aid of the
Episcopal church. There will he vocal
md instrumental music. Prof. Juliot
will be there with his harp to furnish
music. Various kind of games are on
'he program. A prize will he given to
he best guesser. Admission 25 cents.
All are invited.
JAMES Elton, who was this week an.
pointed as register Of the Grand Forks
and office, will be pleasantly remem.
'ered and congratulated by all our older
citizens who knew him as a genial and
oily steamboatman. in the days when
he.Red was painted carmine by the
tcamboats and their crews, as they
oft around the bend. Mr.. Elton