The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-07
Pur by the plow and the l,oe. look ont
for the frost and snow.

PUT by the pillow and the l,oe. look ou'
for the frost and snow.
Rev. Mr.. Loomis will preach In NJ. T.
church next Sunday morning and even.
Ing.
DR. Ross, dentist, arrived in town
Monday and can now be found ut the
Winchester Hotel.
THE brick-layers finished work on the
new bank building Tuesday and re.
turned to Grand Forks.
TIE Pembina Cornet Band made atrip
to Hallock last week and reported fine
time and a social reception from the
citizens Of that town.
Miss Lottie Tillotson occupies promi.
nent place on the concert program. CIV.
en- by the Baptist church In Emerson
next Thursday evening. Miss Tillotson
entertains at West Point this evening
Friday, Nov. 18th.
PRINCIPAL TUBES of the Pelnbins
school gave the scholars a drilling on
voting Monday. The scholars were pro
vided with printed ballots and went
through the formalities of a genera
election.
Mr.. L. E. BOOKER is putting water
works in his residence. A crew of mer
are at work laying the pipes from til,
Pembins river, placing them about MINI
feet below the surface. With the new
steam heating apparatus Just put in, Mr.
Booker has one Of the most conyenten
residences in the Red River Valley.
THERE is talk ofa grand masquerade a
Kittson hall on Thanksgiving. Prof
Juliet expects his brother from Farg'
down and the music will be two harps
Short Bros. are making arrangement
with parties In st. Paul for fancy mas
querade suits and il the project mater.
ializes good time can he expected.
We HAVE this week issued statements
Of account on subscription to the PIoNEEl
ExPREss to all who are in arrears. w,
hope to hear from those who have re
ceived notices, by RENTING the state,
amount. A good many are owing u
several dollars, tn those We would 81,
our leniency cannot last always. This i
fair year and small accounts can b,
settled without much strain.
A TnREslllSG crew shipping their 81,
CINE, tender and cook house home I,
Gilby by the N. P. made quite a process
sion through our streets on Wednesday
They had circus performance that eve
ming in the cook house at the depot, il
which original packages took the princi
pal part. From the outside it sounded
like a section Of Denny Fair. No
body dead as far as heard from our re
porter.
PERSONALS: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Z. Booker
are in st. Paul.........Mr. aud Mrs. w. e
Short left OIL Tuesday OH visit to tl,eil
old home in Illinois to he absent month
w. z. will take in Chicago on his wa,
down to lay in new stock of Christina
goods...."Miss Bessie Treglawny left 70,
her home in Brainerd Saturday after {
two weeks yisit......Mrs. j. w. Winci,es
ter returned from Minneapolis Wednes
day where she spent a week with hel
friend Mrs. W. $. Thomson. .Merb
Booker returned from his home in ILL
nois Monday and will spend the winter
here...."Jud Manicure went south We'd
nesday to spend few days at the repub
lean headquarters at Grand Forks. .....A
ID. Cavileer and Emery LcDoux left tli,
morning on trip through, the wilds o
northern Minnesota. They expect t
reacl, the Rainy Lake river soutl, of III
mouth and locate on one OF its branches
for the winter. They are well equipped
for hunting and trapping.
| Entertainment
A musical AMI literary entertainment
under tile auspices of Hamilton Lodge
No. 81, will he held in the Opera House
Hamilton on Tuesday evening November
llth, 1880. The program will consist oil
vocal and instrumental music, reading,
recltations, elocution, dialogues, tableaus
etc, conclude with the eide splitting farce
Don't count your chickens" Door
open at 7:30, commence at 8 o'clock
Admission so cents.
MESzIEs-DouBT.-At the Baptist p:r.
sonage. Emerson. Oct. 80, by the Rev
H. II. Hall. Mr.. Duncan Menzies &c
Miss Mary Doubt, both Of Pratford, N
d.
New Shoes and Caps.
A new lot of the latest styles of white,
caps. also very fine selection of ladies'
and gents fine boots and shoes, just ar.
rived at Corbeil's. Come and see them
A fine lot of gents skating shoes in the
lot.
Unclaimed Letters.
The following letters remain unclaim.
ed in the post office in PelEbina. and il
not called for in thirty days, will he for.
warded to the dead letter Office. One
cent for letters advertised.
Joseph Zayianis, Eddy Smith, S. n.
Flesher, Mrs. W. Fraser. Eva Conkey,
Jennie Clark, John Proofs. ]. A. Haddow,
Gemo Grouette, E. s. Hamond, II. f.
Reed. Author Dovenspike. J. F. Walsh,
Geo. j. Sally, Thomas Patton.
+. X. CAvILEER. 4. NJ.
Dentist.