The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-03-07


'day M..s!y .sl
LAR meeting of the G. A. X, on
by evening next.
meetinR Of Pe,nl,ina Lodge,
u A. NJ. this tFri,lay) evening.
OuRr is over and peace and harmony
% more prevails ut the court house.
pBoDY would ri ie over to Emerson
cold days except on a matter of
TuERE will he a Masquerade carnival
In the skating rink on st. Patrick's Day,
Marsh 18th.
VIZ see by the Bismarck Tribune that
Clerk Hoskins,r Of the supreme curt, ia
at the capital to stay until April.
We are going to have red n,stag..
stamps again. They are not nearly az
pretty as the green ones now in use.
POSTMASTER Cavilt.t.r stands an incl,
aud n halt higher when lie ha,.ls vol,
your mail this week. Because he has n
new fl'or in the lx,tt-office.
GRAND Forks lsas lm'en named M the
site for the state fair, and now Grand
Forks and Cl,icsgo mutually convra.u.
late.
TIE township cast pretty large vot.
considering that there was ITO .ont.s,
except for minor offices in wh,cl, the
public took little interest.
Ink regular meeting Of the Il. 4 L.
Association was adjourned {" Saturday
evening for want Of a quorum. Money
for sale. and annual report.
JUDaE Armstrong has taken the office
recently occupied l,y the register of deed.
tic now has the vault room which la.
become necessity for the accumuIa.
ting and important records of his office.
TIE quickest way TO make the trip IL
Pembina from points OH the Manit..l,.
line in Dakota, is TO 70 right on to Nor.
ris, Man.. arriving there about mon, and
take the N. p. train back to Pembina
getting here at 100 p. m.
JUNE +. \. Armstrong WAS admitted
to the lar on Thursday. The judge l,as
been justice Of the peace and judge OF
probate for Il long term of years and Ger.
tainly has gained good knowledge Of
law. The PloSEEn EXPRESS extends its
PloFEssoE II. A. llazen WHO is connec-
ted with the signal service. is at St. Vim.
cent station experimenting OH low tenn.
perature. the object being to .lete rhine
the relative humidity Of tile air bv means
Of observations taken with the dry and
wet bulb thermometers.
TIE business Mems Mutual Protective
Association of Pembina organized on
Monday night. I. G. Shaw. president;
&. Full, vice president; Geo. Proctor,
secretary and treasurer. The objects of
this association are such no honest debt.
or need fear it. but is'rather tough on the
class Of men who don't propose to pay if
they can help it.
Nh. I. Z. Shaw returned this week
from his visit to Ohio. Mr.. Shaw says
Dakota people do not appreciate sun.
shine until they leave Dakota. He has
seen but very little pleasant weather
while abeent and when tile sun did
shine it didn't have the polish of Dako.
ts's sun. Mr.. Shaw performed the sad
duties attending the death and burial of
his mother while in Ohio. She was near
ly so years Of age and died in peace.
HALF mile race track.-To lay out this
track drive two stakes 60O feat apart in a
direction to get the best surface. Will,
eacl, stake as its center, make circle
the diameter Of which shall be 452 feet s
inches. From the circumference of one
let straight lines lie made to the other,
which will be COO feet long. This will I've
the inner ciecle. -.Ct.s a,sf.s1 c..s-, EF;Juld
be Is feet from this for private. and q
feet for public tracks.
JsPcE Templeton said. "Where Il
Mr.. SSs.aefer? Must have our interpre,
ter, and>tle court will wait. Mr.. Sheriff
find Mr.. Sel,sefer!" And court did wal,
while the bGiias hunted high and Low