The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-02-21

Mics wilkins WHO went Il, Bismarck
last week, has extended l,er trip to st.
Paul, and her school ia cI.,se,l In cons,,-
QueIice.
WHEN Your neigiim,r comes to tmrrnu
what you fear he will nut return, tell
him it 10 Lent, since We,ln. s,iny, for
forty days.
Mosr Of siie week l,ns l,epu cal an.l
'lizzarly. AMI pretty hard an ill.,. w...i
pile, hut HI somebody st"lr on. ,eivl.
t'or Shorts spirit ther,.,"', We cun,un,
give the exact figures,
TuE t"''oggan II de is having IL rest.
The filling up " snow in the run aln.".t
every night has exhaust 4 the tm,i.n.e
of the managers. 1t will probably lie
opened III few days.
SERVICE in the " E. ci,urcl. next Sat-.
bath. Rev. &. H Tr.gIawny viii PREACH.
1881, "P"sperity;" 7:3O. "Pro i,gaI >.n."
This may le Rev. T's. cl..sinx services.
The public aae invited.
E &. LEE II Ernest. aud P. " Walk
er Of st. Thomas sat un txhl, the Mn,is
AID Fisher jnries. seven davs in all.
They expect tn apply fur admission 10
the lar next term.
Now is the time fur township Office. q
to secure their spring stock III t"wt,s,.ip
blanks. Remember the PIONEER EXPRESS
can furnish yoa any thing y"l want III
this line on short notice aud ut prices ue
cheap az the cheapest.
TIE n. z. train was late Tuesday.
caused by the main line. The snow has
not bothered railroad traffic on this road
all winter. and is not likely to the hal
ance Of the winter, as the cuts are in
good shape.
JUICE Pratt Of Grand Forks will deliv-
er his interesting lecture, "Six Months
in Peru" in Kitts0n hall next Tuesday
evening. February 9th, at eight O'clock.
Reserved seats IS cts, OH sale at Short
Bros drug store. General Admission.
25 cts. Music by the Short orchestra.
FATHER Jutras breaches His farewell
sermon in this place Sunday. March 2,m,.
Father Jutras is an ardent worker and
has spared neither time nor labor 10 pro-.
mote the intrest of tile Catholic Church,
in Pembina. file retires to his charge.
in Manitoba. Who will succeed Father
Jutras in not yet known, hut will prot,a-
bly, be priest from this side Of the line.
The following persons have taken ont
liquor license during the past week:
Louis NORM, NecI,e; J. W. Winchester,
A. Gerardln and &. Gau,let. Pe,nbina;
Henry Ricki'eil, Cavalier. The commits.
sioneB served notice on the sheriff Il,
stop all who IRE selling without license
The b. ard is likely to he called together
soon again. to carry out the provisions
Of the seed wheat bill when passed. Tie
board adjourned Saturday.
THERE was pleasant time spent ut
the Episcopal church valentine Hn:.
cial, in Kittson hall, The attendance
was large. The valentine program COLI
stituted two post otiicea." one for the
ladies aud the ether for tile gentlemen.
Tie envelopes. containing a valentine,
were numbered and duplicated in ''l.nt
office" number two; the lady AMI gen,l..-
man receiving the same number had T..
take supper together. While s..i,,e %,
the younger folks did not meet with the
desired luck the program wac followed
out by I'LL.
| THE gentlemen members and friends
Of the Methodist church, gave social in
Kitteon hall Tuesday evening, with a
large attendance, aud socially a,nl t.,a,.
cially a success Judge Pratt AMI Attor-
ney Young were OH che program to add
to the entertainment. hut owing to Ills
court duties Mr.. Pratt's regret wa1 sub.
stituted for his presence. Mr.. Young
made short address followed by num-.
Der Of others. Last, but not least appre.
ciated, was our old townsn,an, Attorney
John Z. Marshall, now of Milton, who
spoke for about twenty minutes in sdciI
a way lie kept the listeners IN a roar of
laughter amid showers of encore. Mr..
Marshall knew well what would take
best. 1t may not bs out ofplace to SAY
that Mr.. &c. Short was At the l.sad Of
the pastry department and to {lim is
due any credit that may be 81 en the