The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-28
h. J. ROSS, PEMBINA.
". J. KNEEsHAw, PEHBINA.

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The following IL the wheat market (? FL |?
report for tho past week. up TO last - Fl -
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1880.
AROUND TOWN.
MARRIAGE bells.
CONGRESS meets Monday.
CAN you taste turkey yet?
MONEY on seed liens to tbs county is
coming in slowly.
d. and L. meeting this Friday night.
Special. Money to loan to highest bid.
der.
| QuITEa number went over 10 st, Vim.
cent on Monday eve. TO see a travelling
show.
| BoGI ElFoRD was unfortunate enough
to lose valuable coon coat while
In attendance at court last week.
ScRlBNER for December is a holiday
number. Holiday print. holiday paper,
holiday engravings. 1t is beauty.
TIE new plate glass for the bank build
ing was mounted safely on Tuesday. 1t
took pretty careful handling however.
AUG. GERARDIN, the popular landlord
Of the Pembina House, has gone to Hot
Springs, Ark, for Ills health. Everybody
hopes that Mr.. Gerartlin will he success
full in his search, for we have no more
popular citizen.
HoH. Judson LaMoure returned from,
the Hot Springs, Mont. this week. MIR.
LoMoure has improved in health, and
says the waters have undoubted medical
qualities, particularly for rheumatic
complaints.
Hon. Peter Cameron, of Tyner Pembi-
M county, was amoug the visitors in the
city yesterday. Among his errands was
q trip to the county court where lie pro.
cured license to marry Sarah Evangline
Mckee. Of Observation-Disclosures.
Tue last end of court was dreadfl,llv
ragged, sitting round waiting for absent
witnesses and lawyers. It was caused
mostly by the snpposition that criminal
cases would take up Monday and Tues
day, but which were continued instead
of being tried.
FROM Will Mctjumber, now of Great
Falle, We acknowledge the receipt of a
badge inscribed with an exultant rooster
and the words. triumphant Democra-
cy." It is little late to wear it now, 60
We will preserve il in our collection un.
til w, when we will pin it OH our breast
up side down.
YESTERDAYS bill of fare to the political
parties. Grow with humble pie for re.
publicans, turkey stuffed with bitter
herbs for the democrats. while the indie.
pendents stood around to pick up the
crumbs. But all are tllankful-if not for
what they have-for what the other fe!.
lows haven't.
TIE EXTRACT from the prospectus of the
agricultural college at Fargo is well
worth the attention of ouryoung farmers.
Even without scholarships the expenses
will be light, and the knowledge to be
gained IN reference to soil, plants. dom.
este animals, and the general products
and economies Of the farm, would he
very valuable TO any farmer or farmers
boy.
The masquerade in Kittson hall We'd
nesdsy evening WAS grand success in
every respect. There were good many
fancy and expensive costumes. As this,
the first masquerade for good many
years was so well attended,
there will probably be another before the |
winter is over. There were forty.two
tickets sold.
MR. II. A. BussIEREs was admitted to |
the bar this week on credentials from
the Canadian bar. Mr.. Bussieres was |
born in New York. of French parentage
and went from there to Montreal at an |
early age. He studied at the college
there and was admitted to the Canadian
bar eight years ego. He has not posi-.
lively decided where he will locate on
this side of the line, but thinks Of going
to Langdon. Cavalier county.
A SAD drowning accident occurred at
Winnipeg on Saturday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. 6. A. F. Andrews, while skating on
the Red river went into an air hole, and
before assistance could be given both
were drowned. The bodies were recov.
cred the next day and one of the largest
funeral procession ever in Winnipeg fol.
owed them to the grave on Tuesday.
Mr.. Andrews was q young man, law
yer and member ofthe city council,
and was highly respected.
DR. W. D. Glossy, U. s. Army, has re-
lieved Dr. Holland, at Fort Pembins,
arriving here Sunday. DR.. Crosby is a
regular and has the rank of Captain. He
came from Jeffersonyille Barracks. No.,
d.. Holland wac ordered TO the frontier
and left FOR the upper Missouri on We'd
nesday. Dr.. Holland has been popular
officer during his residence here and
leaves an excellent reputation asa man
and . physician. u