The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-04
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THE PIONRER. RIPRESS,
Entered at the postoface at Pembipa ss second
class mail matter.
FRIDAY. JULY 4, 1890.
AROUND TOWN.
TIE new school board meets for orgar-
ization and election of u clerk OH Tues
day.
CMAs Atkinson went to Burlington,
Iowa, on Sunday last to get Il car load of
horses.
Oscar S,n,l-rman il clcrking at Shaw
and Cllarlton's, and will make a popular
salesman.
TIE scl,o,l land inspectors, Alcssrs.
kabernaglt. McGuin and jackson have
finished their Iabors.
No meeting Pembina Lodge A. +. aud
A. NJ. this Friday evening, but special
will be held one week from tonight.
TIE New Era says that collector Phil.
lips Of Emerson will retire on a pension
oil July LIST, and inspector Jol,nstone will
take his place.
NEXT Monday is the first one in July
and is the date Of a regular meeting of
the county commissioners and also of the
city council.
SHAW 4 CHARLTON expect to send their
stations, Felix Jr. Chief and Nlucky, to
st. Paul about the LIST of August 10 train
on mile track.
W. &. HAYDEN of Fargo has hcen
appointed public examiner in place of
j. Il. Percival resigned. No better ap-
pOinment cUuldbe made.
TIE young folks Of Batl,gate laye ar
ranged fora grand ball this evening. Iu-
vitation is extended to the people Of
Pembinu to join. Music by the Italian
band.
II. NJ. DoNALLy is now taking the
mail run vacated by II. E. Webb OH the
N. p. Mr. lhnally is an experienced
hand having been in the service for u
year or more.
TIE trained horse AMI dog show which
exhibited ut Bntlgate last Saturday
WAS we'll wortl, attending. Mr., IIu,l-
burts mastery oyer his animals is
wonderful aud interesting.
ASSESSOR Mytick has been taking the
enumeration of district No l. an,lSfinds
about $40 children. This would indicate
a population of 1900 to 1900. The dis
trictiis about four miles square.
TOILETTE foll.s expect large delegation
from Pembina to their picnic OH the
river ut Pariseau's grove, nearly east
from the station. The Peinbina Cornet
Band will help to make the day harmon
ious.
TMERE were l2lh votes cast for e. T..
jackson as county superintendent and
about n dozen scattering. Seven or
eight districts have not sent in their
returns. Auditor Kabernagle has issued
the certificate Of election.
Rev. Clms. Mclean preached an in.
structive and interesting sermon at the
city hall Iast Sunday. We understand
the gentleman intends holding Episcopal
SERVICES here every other Sunday
Walsh County Record.
REY. Mr.. Watt of Emerson preached
Ills last sermon at that place last Sunday.
Rev. ME-. Williams also leave this week.
Both Of these gentleman are well known
in Pembnae and have many friends here
WHO will regret their removal.
Tile Democratic state convention is
called to meet at Grand Forks on Au-
gust 9th. 1890, at Up. III. Pembina coun-
ty has Is delegates, Cavalier county 6,
Walsh II, Grand Forks ID, Cass Is, Of
the l49 total. County committees are to
call county conventions.
From private correspondence with
Pierce OIL pension claims for
different parties, we are satisfied that old
soldiers lave ITO better friend or one
who will take more pains in their be.
llalf. He is an energetic and successful
worker, and deserves the support of
every veteran.
II. G. GPHAM left for Washington, ID.
G., last Sunday TO fill a clerksl,ip to wlllcl,
he has lately been appointed. Mr.. Up.
ham is competent to fill any position to
which lie may be assigned with credit
to himself and the government. The
Record joins with Mr.. Uplam's friends
in congratulations.-Walsh County Rec.
ord.
Dr.. Harris was teIegrapl,ed for on
last to drive to HalIock to treat
MB. Schnider who was suffering from
severe attack Of sickness, and WHO we
are pleased to state is, under the Dr's
care. and nursing of Mrs. A. Kruse, re-
On the Dr's, return lie was
just in time to call on Mrs. Grassc who
slipped off the side walk and severely
srrained her ANGLE, which it is thought
will confine her to her room for several
Era.
TIE Pembina schools closed on Thurs.
day. Too much heat and holidays
made attendance ut the last rather
him. Prof. Tubbs and Miss Foster will
be applicants as their own successors,
while Miss Wilkins has not yet made up
her mind, having some idea of complet-
ing her musical studies. All of the
so far as We are informed. gave
good satisfaction and we should. be