The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-08-15
". j. KNERsHAw, PEMBINA.
AROUND TOWN.

FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1890.
AROUND TOWN.
NEXT Wednesday is the opening day
for chicken hunting in Minnesota.
HARvEsrERs Gun be heard |. ~ di.
rection. and every, night see. ,.indredf
of acres Of golden gram in shocks.
Mn. e. A. Booker is spoken of as a
possible candidate for superintendent
Of schools Of Kittson county, this fall.
Tile Pembina Silver Cornet Band re.
ceived dozen new music stands and All
elegant drum-major baton, this week.
THERE will be no meeting of Pembins
Lodge No. ., A. +. x A. NJ. tonight, ow.
ing to the disturbed state of the lodge
building.
A LITTLE girl of John Rees, near Fort
Pembins. had her arm b,okcn short
time ago. by falling from load OF lay.
Sheis improving nicely.
Mass will lie celebrated to-day in the
Catholic church by Rev Father Turcotte,
after which first communion will be all.
ministered to tile children.
j.. Il. Booker received II fine car load
of heavy draug,t horses from llliroi.
last Sunday. They are as we'll picked as
any twenty horses eyer brought To thi.
town in one lot.
From present indications, the branch
to Cavalier this fall is sure thing, steel
is..now arriving and track.laying will be
commenced in few days.-Grnfton
News and Times.
Nix. kEElssiEAw brought Jud Willcllest.
er n walking sliek Of genuine Irisl, thorn
weighing several pounds. Jui says Will
TINT cane and his big mastiir, he cal
stand off anything hut prohibition.
Tile original package vanished fru,,
sight in Dmbipa last Monday, as well a,
IN other places in the county. The presi
dents signature 10 the hill satisfied
everybody that the safest thing to do
was to quit-=so they QUIT.
EXTENSIVE Improvements are going OH
around the Winchester House. Tie
hotel buildings and additions are being
re. painted and the barn enlarged. MIR
Winchester thinks of vencring the west
side OF the hotel.
AT Il meeting of the city council last
Tuesday evening, the city tax levied was
$3.50. A street lamp was ordered to be
put in ut the railroad crossing, near the
depot and another ut the court house.
and other Improvements.
TIE Pembina democrats met in Attor.
ney Ross office the other evening and
organized local club Will, f. e. Myrick,
president; Lee Scribner and Andrew T..
Nelson, vice presidents; II. J. Ross, sec.
Rotary and Geo. Proctor, treasurer.
TIE steamer Alsop that used to ply tie
Red SO regularity in bygone days is being
re-bnilt and fixcd IN to be q more per-
feet boat than ever. She will be used for
hauling ~llca: this fall from ports along
the river. Capt. Griygs will be in charge.
lr il reported that the marriage law is
not complied with in all cases in this
county. 1t will be we'll for all parties
empowered with authority to perform
marriages to post themselves on the
same. to save themselves big fine and
perhaps multiplying the marriage.
OwISc to the irregular performances of
dutn Of our special reporter the past two
weeks. we failed to announce the arrival
of Il son at the residence of w. J. Knee.
shay. Oh August End, for which we were
duly censured on Mr.. Kneesl,aw's re-.
turn. We apologize and promise it shall
not occur again. All doing well.
One Of the numerous recipients of
presents from Mr.. Kneesllaw, is Mr.. Jos.
LaPorte, who rejoices Ill the possession
of a beautiful French pipe, bought at the
celebrated "Maison du Louvre" in Paris,
FRANCE, OIL the l,ll Of July last. Joe is
very much pleased that W. J. thought Of
him OIL that glorious day.
TmRouGN our exchanges from different
localities of the state, we sec where can.
didated announce themselves to serve
the dear people, lfnominated. This, we
consider in harmony with political life
it purpose two things. it places their
name before the people and gives tile
electors an opportunity to size up the
and discuss their merits.
WoRK Was commenced ON the moving
OF the buildings OH tile corner of Cavileer
and stutsman streets, last Saturday. The
rear building is placed close up to Win.
chester & Greenwood's livery barn, the
middle one, il OH tile corner Of Rolette
and second streets, near +. Juliot's
place. ftlle rain had not interfered,
the store building would have been in
its place by this time, but is ready to he
started this inOrninu
Nix. GEORGE BOOKER finished this week
his services as teacher of of the Hum
boldt school. The trust az Messrs. G..
Glow, Jas. Diamond and ID. Cameron
testify to Mr.. BOXERS
competency, faithfulness and success
as a teacher. and are delighted will, the
progress of tile scholars under him. He
leaves the school with the good wishes
Of the trustees, the gratitude of the par.
ents and the love of the scholars of Hum.
ho1flk dict r;ok Man, T..