The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-11

PEMBINA isdrv. so TAR as we Caii ieal ~
his is true of both city and county.
There may lie moisture left in some very
'fady places, but to the wayiaring man, it
8 desert, a parcl,ed wilderness. without
tap, a cork, or even an original pack.
'ge. And without doubt there has been
ess Of the ardent drank during the last
EN- days in this county, than for any
,ther ten days for the last ten years.
Mr.. A. F. Martin, NJ. P. p, had an ill.,
erview with the Postofiice Inspector
Oh Saturday and urged the establish.
nent Of a daily mail between Winnipeg
md Emerson. After discussing the
question fully MIR. Martin was convinced
that the policy Of the department con-
serning the mail service between the
points named was correct, but lie is
to hope that a daily service
will shortly be established between the
city and West Lynne, via tho N. p. 4 NJ.
Winnipeg Free Press.
The picnic at Pariseau's grove on the
It'll, was grand success. A very large
Of people were present who Ell.
joyed themselves greatly. The grove
itself is one of the most beautiful in the
county. In the afternoon, declaration of
independence was read by NJ. Brynjolf-
son, and speeches were made by Thomas
Dow of Hamilton and others. Tie Penn.
bina Silver Cornet Band rendered music
during the day which was mucl, appre.
ciated. Dancing was kept up until quite
late i'll the evening.
AUDITOR kabcrnagle snelle,l smoke in
his kitchen on the Fourth, aud after
investigation, found a nice
little fire on the root. lie grabbed Il pail
of water, jumped through, a mosQuito,ar
netting in the window, ont ON the ruDf,
AMI soon had the fire out, with hut little
damage. But lie jumped through the
window go quick, that lie forgot the CON-
binmtion and had lot of trouble crawl.
ing back through the same hole he came
out of. The fire was probably caused by
a fire cracker being thrown on the roof,
and only timely discovery saved IL con.
flagration.
PEEsoNALs:-J. d. Robinson, l. f.
Houston and Geo. Taylor were Bath.
gateites who were in the city on Tuesday.
The latter was on his return from a visit
to Dominion City. MIR. Houston had
particular business with Judge Armstrong
while MIR. Robinson came over so to
have general superintendent. l.. q.
Nelson. James Fee, ]. Hughes aud 9th
crs, represented the interests Of their
school district to the commissioners OF,
Monday evening. Miss Helen Nelson,
returned OH Saturday from u visit ia
Winnipeg ..".E. Kronberg, late Of Fort
Pemblna, received his honorable dis
charge last week and left for Grand
Forks OIL Tuesday. lie expects posi-.
ton on the n. Z. Mr.. K. is a fine fellow
and has the good wishes of many town
acuuaintances. ........David Graham of
Drayton. was in town OH Saturday .........
z. A. Holbrooh drove Ills bicycle from
st. Thomas on Sunday, and after pleas.
ant sojourn among old acquaintances, re.
turned via Nechc on Welneslay......S.
MCLAUGHLIN, ofliamilton, was a pleas.
ant caller on Saturday .....Mr. AMI Mrs.
Stiles returned home from their visit tn
Red Lake Falls aud Glyndon on Satur-
day....H. Is. Cock ami Dr. Muir were
over from Hamilton OH Wednesday. 30.
The Misses Eyf'rd spent the It'll in
Grand Forks...."Mrs. NJ. +, Fenton, OF
kaukauna, Wis, aunt of Louis Rolette,
is visiting relatives in town. She had
not been here for nineteen years pre-
vions.....Mrs. NJ. A. Baker. Of Ontario, is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. John
Abrams. Of the Langton neiglborl,ool
......Messrs. Winlaw, Rolettc and Hart
son attended attended the democratic
at st. Thomas Wednesday. -. :. =.
Mrs. DIR. Harris has been visiting at
Hamilton this week and the Dr, is a
of the Saducees. ....Mr. Den
ny. WHO has been getting census inform.
alton from our county records, left OIL
to continue his work in Walsl,
county. Mr.. Denny left pleasant i'm
prcssions while hcre......Mr. V. S. Waldo
took the early freight OH Wednesday to
Pembina. returning to Bowesnont by
the passenger, the same day......T. G..
Shaw spent the itli at Grand Forks and
had the satisfaction of seeing Fiddler"
get there with his usual SUCCESS.