The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-21

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TIE PlOHEER. RIPRRSS.
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The following Is the wheat market sI
NPois Ior inc past week, up TO last Fl
q. Of tie Northern Dakota elevator. 81
q this place. 81 FL
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1880.
AROUND TOWN.
COURT week.
THANKSGIVING next Thursday.
WEATHER bright and beautiful.
H.o-o.P.ing cough is around town.
GRAND ball, Thanksgiving eve, 28tl,.
TIE United States are at war with the
Turks.
ANUMBER of invited guests spent Tues
day evening very pleasantly at w. H
Purdys.
MUIR got two votes in CasseIton and
those were cast as joke.-Casselton Re
porter.
Tue prairie southwest of toilette sta.
ton, was burned over this week, and g
very large amount of hay was destroyed
REV. Mn. LOOMS preached at the NJ
E. church Sunday evening. Mr.. Loomit
has been detained athome for two weeks
by serious illness in his family.
Our merchants have been full ofbusi.
ness the past week and haye done the
most successful trade for years. They
blame the Mckinley bill for it.
EDWARD Piche butchcred spring cali
this week, that weighed $50 pounds
dressed. Tie calf was ofthe durham
breed. and raised by james l4angton.
jim GREENWOOD lost his fine grey horse
Pete, last week. Many a customer who
has held the lines over Pete will sympa.
thizc with Mr.. Greenwood over his loss.
Bishop Walkers new clurcl, OH
wheels Is finished. Outside it is like al,
ordinary Pullman cur; inside, it il fitted
up for church purposes for use at small
stations along the railways.
We have had SO many visitors and
met 60 many friends this week that we
do not try to mention them all and could
not if we would, but sill say, that We
have enjoyed their company and hope
they will call again.
PEof. JuLloT says arrangements for
the masquerade ball are advancing to-
ward success. Mr.. Short has already a
good order for suits and will have more
before the 22nd inst, the last day ofgrace
for those wanting suits from St. Paul.
JACOB HAGER of Bottineau county, for.
merly editor of the st. Thomas Times,
was in the city OIL Saturday. Jacob is
running a newspaper, store and a
rancho, out west, and is also oil inspect
or for the northern part of the state.
Jacob he's oil right.
As IN instance Of the splendid condi-
ton Of the roads just now, yesterday
morning, two rather light span of horses
hauled respectively, 1910 md $50 lbs.
of coal from Emerson to this town, a dis
lance Of three miles, as just ordinary
loads for delivery.
REV. HALLS concert in Emerson last
Thursday evening was well attended and
a success throughout. Our home talent,
Miss Tillotson and the Pembina Orchest-
"a, were received with enthusiasm, and
encored several times. Mr.. Hall is well
pleased with his efforts and the apprecia-
ton OF tile citizens of Emerson.
The Psmbina flour mill was sold on
mortgage to the Capital Bank of st. Paul
last Friday for about 5000. It is under.
stood that certain second mortgages will
take an assignment Of the sheriH's certi-
dcate. It is 10 be hoped that somebody
can be induced to take hold of this con-
Germ and run it Wit profit to themselves
and the town.
TIE signal officer ut st. Vincent, las
been ordered to sell out all the furniture,
etc., belonging TO his office, preparatory
to it's abandonment on and after Dec.
Let. So hereafter. We shall have to de.
pend on ourselves for weather. We pro.
phesy the return of the office 10 some
point on the boundary line before many
years.
Nix. RoBr. FERGUSON, well known as a
successful teacher at Drayton for several
years, after passing most creditable ex-
animation, was admitted tothe bar as an
attorney at law, on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Ferguson is man of considerable
natural ability and will no doubt make
the success Of his new profession which
his many friends wish him.
MEssI,s. Musselman and Carr left this
week to start the First Bank of Cavalier
and the frat Bank of Crystal into run.
ming order. They get their outfit from
the PIONEER EXPRESS Office. except the
greenbacks; We having no facilities for
that kind of printing. Mr.. Musselman
says he regrets leaving Pembina, and lie
has many friends here who regret seeing
him 60. He IL an excellent citizen, and
will be appreciated in any community
In which he may reside.