The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-12-12
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER l2, 1880.
AROUND TOWN.
FINEST skating yet OH the river.
Tie Crystal Call grows with the town
THE Is. & l.. have made txo loans al
Drayton.
TUESDAY was warm. bal,ny, tl,awy. and
spring-like.
WHEAT tumbling again, though up q
little yesterday.
OSCAR SoNDERMAS is employed in the
agents Office at the n. P. depot.
WANTED. at this office few loads Of
money i'll exchange for subscription.
PEMBINA Lodge A. +. and A. NJ. will
hold public installation ON the 23rd.
A CHILD of Mrs. Cook of South Penn.
bina. aged about three, died OIL Monday
evening.
WooD III Gar loud lots is from % to sc
cents higher at Detroit and vicinity Til.
winter than last.
PEMBISA merchants are stocking up
with holiday gcotls as though they OK.
pected good sales.
JAMES MooRIEAD, sOl Of City AIarsi,a
"tuOIneau, artl<esI liUu, nisiIaiK nIr Z
short vacation yesterday.
A RATHER dull business week-tle low
price Of wheat and the lull before Christ
mas purchases are ,eas0ns.
Services we're held last night in the
Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr.. Cool.
friend, of Drayton, preached.
RrMoR las it that Bogi Eyfonl, OF
Gardar, is 10 take tile place of Jailer
Hart after the first Of January.
THE thermometer stood ut 3O0 below
OIL Tuesday at Rutland. Vermont. Abou.
30o above here same date.
II HAS been warm sud pleasant this
week and the snow is all gone, but don't
trade your buffalo coat for linen buster
for few weeks vet.
VIZ HEAR that the Plaindealer and
Herald are again trying to make mash,
and that this time they are pretty likely
to get hitched together.
TIE new bank approaches completion
and will soon he ready for the painters.
1t can hardly be finished in time to take
possession by New Year.
HoN. JrDsoN LAAlouRR, returned from
Grand Forks, on Sunday, slightly i'm.
proved in health, but looking MS though
he had had hard siege oft.
TINE card OH the N. p. changed last
The train going north arrives
a: is and train going south at 200 p. IN.
This gives us our mail little earlier.
A PARTY Of young folks drove over to
Emerson OH Wednesday evening and
took daEce given by young people Of
that place. They report good time.
Mad; The teainster who dumped four
tons of coal down the cellar stairs of the
bank after the contract Ash been filled.
and had to bring it up in baskets again.
THERE is no better reading for young
folks, or old folks for that matter,
Than the Yontl,'s Companion pub.
|isl,ed in Boston, Mass., at $l.75 per
year.
TIE chandelier ut KittsOn Hall fell to
the floor after the show on Tuesday
night. Louis Akers carried out the burn.
ing lamps aud by his prompt action saw.
ed contiagation.
Z. X. CAvILEEE and G. q. Thompson
left yesterday for Grand Forks. where
they will join Hon. L. L. Booker for II
hunting trip to Montana. They will lie
gone about ten days. Il,
TIE Presbyterian s. S. are to have
\ Christmas festival on Christmas eye.
The NJ. L. Sunday school will hold theirs
On Christmas night. Preparations are
being made for enjoyable EVENING".
GEORGE ZEIGLER, Of Fort Pembina,
expects to leave soon for q visit to his old
home in Indiana after an absence Of
fourteen years. Mr.. Zeieler has many
friends here who will wish him pleas
ant trip.
CHE Foresters Court Of Neche are to
have grand ball on January LIST. The
music will be by the Winnipeg italian
Band, and there is no doubt Of q grand,
good time. for that is the regulation
,tyle in NeclIe.
Mr.. ADELARD ToNGuAY WHO several
years since was citizen of Pembins and
alter has been engaged in mercantile
business at Willow City, BottineaY COUNTY,
mas visiting OLD friends lr!iiss ip the civ tl,i
week. Mr.. Tongpay has sold out his
business west aud 10 on his way to Mon.
real With his family. country
-.,fat Mr.. Bla
1.-THE Senate BY