The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-07
". J. KNEEsHAw, PEMBINA.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER :, 1880.
AROUND TOWN.
NoRroN and sixteen others voted Bryn-
jolfson at Hamilton. II. L. again!
VANITY Of vanities and vexation of spir-
it, says the unsuccessful politician.
b. and l.. meeting Tuesday night.
Money to loan, to the highest bidder.
REV. L. d. Wardwell and CLas. Cavil.
eer are suffering from something like
lagrippe.
PRETTY cold night on Tuesday eve.
Particularly for some people-left out in
the cold.
FRANK HART says. "while there is cat
fish is the Red there is something to live
on"
TIE alliance independents are party.
They have elected most OF their "indors.
ell" candidates.
CHAs. ATKINSON returned from Illinois
last Sunday with carload of fine heavy
brood mares-eleven in number.
+. n. CAvILEER returned from his sec.
ond goose hunt out at Stump Lake lust
week and reports FOG birds killed this
time.
TIE bank building is fully enclosed
and Is by far the most pretehtious and
beautiful specimen of architecture in
the city
THE board Of county commissioners
meets Monday to canvass the votes and
attend to other business, as may come
before them.
TIE social in the Presbyterian manse
last Thursday evening, was successful
one. The evening was sIent very pleas
antly. Proceeds, $40.
TAX sale advertisement and election
business and hunting up returns makes
local and editorial columns slim this
week. Hereafter We will try and get
down to business.
BOYS. where are your skates and skate
straps? Are they ready for use or are
they laying over in the corner where
you threw them the last time you used
them last spring? Look them up.
+. CAssELMAS, druggist, Emerson, has
bran new colt from his fast mare, sired
by Felix Jr, owned by Shaw & Charlie
ton Of this place. The colt is picture of
beauty and MIR, Casselman says it is not
for sale at any price.
EDITOR Brooks of the Independent was
lowing around the city election night,
in results. of which lie was so
much the cause. He is making arrang.
lnents to continue the Independent on
basis.
WHEAT keeps coming into Pembina at
lively rate and prices keeping up well.
MIR. Hunter took in more wheat Tuesday
.l'an OIL any one day since the elevator
vas opened, three years ago, and the re-
'e'ps this year will he mucl, in excess Of
|urnIer years.
A BRAKEsMAS turned the switch WRONG
At tile Station here OH Friday and the
,outlI bound train triei to run overland
title wav hut did not succeed. except as
o the engine and tender. Hence the
rains did not pass each other here un-
ill half past four.
Tuesday night Brandon johnson saw |
iglt up stairs in the old Colombo house
south Pembina; knowing that no person
Tas living there, lie rcushed up stairs |
md found pile of straw OH the floor
burning and by little energetic effort
put it out and saved a confagration.
The straight" republican ticket makes
bad first Of the three. What a pity we
ant re.clristen the old parties aud call
hem "reformers." "grits," "conserya-
i've" aud knight Jud. as "Sir Jud. A."
hen how quick we would juncm into pa.
y harness in Pembina county, and for
he matter of that in Walsh, county too.
WM. Pleasance, of Hallson, brought in
he returns from Akra. Mr.. Pleasance is
IN alliance member but went straight
democratic in his vote. He was nomi.
Zee for county auditor but made no per.
onal effort for election, witI,standing
his, lie received very creditabls 70 te,
SO when Ills opponent was 90
popular as is Mr.. Kabernagle. Mr.. Pleas
lnce having made his bow. will no doubt
u'n up on the political stage in the future
Is star,
TIE PIONEER EXPRESS has kept open
louse oil week for parties consulting re.
urns. Much speculation was had as to
Why Neche didn't send in returns. It
sas suggested at various times that Ne.
lie hadn't got through voting yet-that
hey were holding back for fear Jud
vould not get majority; that they were
'usy counting o. ps. etc. etc., but still
teclle didn't come to time. Next cleo.
ion We propose 10 get up q contribution
o hire clerk to keep tally for public
'eneat.
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