The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-24
FRIDAY. OCTOBER p, 1880.

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER p, 1880.
AROUND TOWN.
VIZ will take few loads of hay on
subscription.
Coal is cheaper by the q. p. X. than
by the N. r. See adj.
PEMBIHA Cornet Band went to Neclle
yesterday to help tile republicans entluse
SENATOR Pierce and DIR. SAttertlwaite
had rousihg meeting in Drayton LAS
Thursday.
TIE walls Of the bank building are
levelled to the top oftl,e first story. The
front is to be iron and glass.
TIE Winchester Hotel is being bricksd
veneered OH the north. west end. Jud
believes in comfort and good looks.
LETTERS from Capt. McKibbin. late o.
Fort Pembiha, reveal longing fnr the
tiesi, pots uf Egypt, I. e. the prsiries q
North Dakota.
JOIN o. Fa.ltlen, br,ti,er.in.law of II
Il. Vaughn. formerly Of this county, il
the republican nominee for sheriff Of
Grand Forke county.
Guns were fired at halt hour intervaia
at Fort itn,',ina on Wednesday in hon
or Of FIX secretary If War lsclknap who
was hurled On that day.
Dn. lloIl.AHD, If Fort Pe,,l,i,,a, leavel
this post Sab"nt Nov. LIST. for duty nj
Fort TotteD. lie will he relieved by DR.
C,osby, now oi. Jefferson BARRACKS.
TIE steam fixtures for the new banh
and l. e. Booker's residence l,sye ar.
rived. The wincheste, House is now
heated in this comfortable manner.
WARREN and Argyle of Marshall coun.
ty, Mimi. have just fought q county seat
6ght to the finish. and Warren keeps
the court house by vote of l 1861 TO 05s
TIE ladies' aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold a Hallo'e cen social at the
manse OH Thursday the 3Otl,. Everybody
invited to bring quarter, and parti-
cilate.
GRAND rally at Grafton, Saturday even
ing, Pierce. Miller, Bur Ike j johnson. Fran.
els AMI other republican stars. What ID
the matter with q special and take Bows
mont and Drayton along.
WORD iroil A. Retscf, formerly from
Fort Pemiina, now of New Orleans,
states that lie il not too mucl, in love
will, the orange groves and climate Of
the latter city, and may leave soon. lie
sends regards tO old acquaintanccR.
IT liz rr,"r, ted that Mr.. Owen, alliance
i"r governor Of Minnesota, in
answcr :" MI invitation to attend the
county fair ut st. Vincent, yesterday,
said he would come for $25. Mr.. Owens
ambition for gul,ernatorial honors can't
I've very gent.
THE railroad to Crystal las reached
hat place antl is moving rapidly north
ward to Cavalier. 1t will 20 faster now
rs there is no bridge building Of any ex-
lent between the two towns. tits a little
late in the season but will still Prove
great convenience to the farmers this
year.
GEORGE Taylor, of Bathgste. WAS one
Of our pleasant callers this week. Mr.
Taylor IL one Of the democratic candi-
latcs for legislature from the first district.
Mr.. Taylor is prosperous farmer an in.
|elligent, upright man, and il elected
will make u representative of whom We
may not I've Ashamed. In fact the worst
hing about Mr.. Taylor is his democracy.
+. X. CAvILErR, II. L. Holmes AMI II.
Brien, returned from their hunting trip
o Stump Lake last Friday, loaded down
sith geese. They killed in all about
l.ree hundred, which, number would
have been doubled had the
seatl,er not been as dissgreable as it was.
.n less than four hours one day they
tilled and brought home seventy seven
reese. WHO can beat II?
Col. Collins U. s. A. formerly com
nander at Fort Pemblna las been visit.
nv IN this city during the week. Col.
Collins is now retired from active service
md lives ut Milton Mass. His son Ed.
ward is professor in the Massachusetts
cl,ool Of TecI,niscolgy. George is stu
lent at college and Julia is studying art
q Rome. Col. Collins is . real estate
'wner in this vicinity and has lively
interest in tile prospects of the county.
The entertainment given by Miss Fer.
uson assisted by Miss Tillotson and
hort Orchestra at the court house last
friday night was a very successful affair.
! good sized audience was present who
istened to the program with great deal
{ interest and pleasure. Miss Ferguson
, an excellent singer aud her efforts TO
lease were much appreciated. Miss
'illotson's recltations were recited with
,erited applause aud as usual the Short
rcliestra made tile intervals inelodious.
'embina will be glad 10 hear Mus Fer.
uson again in the near future.