The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-10

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REPUBLICAN, Rally at Kittson Hall 10
night. Hon s. T. sattsrthwaite Of Fargo
will give tariff talk from the republican
stand. point. Mr.. Sstterthwaite is one Of
the best informed men on this subject
in the state and his address, will be worth
hearing.
Miss Fannie Ferguson, Of Bathgate,
assisted by Miss Tillottson and u home
orchestra will give an entertainment
next Fridav evening. the 18th. Miss
Ferguson l,as given several of these Ell.
tersainments in different parts Of the
county with great success and las recelv-
ed much favorable criticism.
NEXT Sunday is the last of the NJ. E.
conference year. Conference meet at
Lisbon the next week. Whether this
charge has change or not depends on
the presiding elder and some other cir
cumstances. Rev. Mr.. Loomis il well
liked here aud the church would be
pleased to see him retained.
TIE Silver King Theatrical Company
have been here during three nights this
week. They are excellent actors. give
good satisfaction to their audiences, are
personally, pleasant people TO meet, and
we can commend TEN to our neiRlbors.
Their audiences increased each night
they were here. They show in Drayton
next.
COMMISSIONER Nanseli was detained at
st. Thomas this week looking out for
typhoid fever cases there. One sick at u
hotel and one in a shack. A similar
case but of diphtl,erla was at Crystal last
week and mild form of the latter ia
epidemic there. Commissioner johnson
is detained at home by illness in the
family.
TIE N. r. line from the junction to
Winnipeg llus been consolidated into
one division. SuM. Graham has been
promoted to assistant superintendent OF
the main line. +. II. Micl,aels is super
intcnhent of this division. MIR. Wi,ldif
formerly of this station has gone TO Win
nileg as assistant desImtclier. Wi,ldii
is IL good boy nn,l his many friends hero
will be glad to know OF his deserved pro-
motion.
i WM. MCMILLAN of Crystal, and q. W
HALL of Bowesn.0nt. eacl, came in tllit
week to make pleasant call and helk
to keep tho PIONEER EXPRESS running
Mr.. Mcmillan was looking for the neces.
sary evidence to prove that lie declared
his intentions in 1879 to become citizen
of the u. S.. the records of which were
burned. Mr.. II. X. Vaughn, then clerk
of courts, gave him certificate aud Mr..
i Mcmillan will complete his intentions
in time to vote.
TIE mystery concerning the disap.
pearance Of Rev. p. Allern only deepens
with time. lie has been traced to this
city and was last seen in the vicinity Of
the depot, and WAS supposed 10 have
taken the train for Winnipeg. This was
nearly four weeks ago, since which Dotl,-
ing has been heard Of or from him. He
left his room, at Drayton, insuch shape
that it would seem he anticipated only a
short stay, at least. His relatives are do
ing all they can to trace him, but SO far,
without success. Foul play, accident or
alteration of mind. are the only suppos-
able causes, with IL probability Of the
latter. 1t is a very sad case.
TIE soldier farmers of Fort Pembina
are harvesting their bountiful crops Of
vegetables. Among other things they
have 10000 heads of cabbage weighing
from twelve to eighteen pounds eacl,.
They expect tosell a couple Of carloads
of these and are now delivering them to
our citizens ut five cents per head. They
also have magnificent lot of potatoes.
They delivered mine host Winchester
200 bushels, ut 50 cents per busl'el last
week, and are negotiating for the sale Of
one or two car loads to outside parties.
Tie proceeds of these sales 50 TO "com-
pany funds and are used for the benefit
of the company in the purchase Of extra
food or other things.
PERSONALS. Sandy McFadjen brought
Commissioner McGuinn over from Neclle
Monday......T. W. Gafiney, of Bathgate,
was visitor in town this week.. David
Wallace one of Hamllton's prosperous
farmer was a pleasant visitor at this Of
flee on Tuesday,. Mrs. DR.. Harris and
Miss Mabel Coats spent few days pleas
ant visit last week at the residence Of
James Langton......Mrs Henry Abrams.
of Hamilton. visited friends in town this
week.....E.lw. Fritzmaurice, Of Crystal,
was ut the Winchester this week and
give Commissioner Mc(iuin some point
ers on the proper way to run the county
and We expect hereafter to see All I'M
provement ....Sinon linn. of Cavalier,
has been in the city waiting to see if the
commissioners could help him out OH
the expense bill Of deceased pauper....
Miss Iebert, Of Cavalier, is visiting with
Mrs. Corbeil.. Supt. Jackson goes to
Batlgate to day to a teachers meeting.
.....J. d. TremllolIne, G. T. Harmon.
George Taylor Of Batlgate and &. S.
IIager Of St. Thomas were visiting bretll.
rem who assisted at special meeting of
Pembina Lodge A. T. 4 A. NJ. on Tues
day night.....A. Henderson. prosper.
GUS farmer and r. NJ. at Stokesville was
another pleasant visitor ut tl,is'otlice on
Tuesday......James Dick Of Winnip eg
spent a few days visiting relatives in tie
city, returning hume OIL Wednesday.
IN company with his brother from Mont.
cal who las also been visiting here.
Mott CO of Improvements.
By order Of the mayor aud city council
and in compliance will section 3. ordi.
nance No. IL, of the city of Pembins.
nublic notice ia hereby given that the