The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-06-06

=. N AuO AlO0rt CAvlle0f ride Q new
safety bicycle.
We don't hear Of u I'll, of July celebra.
ton in the county yet.
BUILDING and loan meeting OH Mon.
day evening next. $500 to loan.
JEwELER Miller says lle las sold four
wedding rings during the last week.
THE st. Thomas Times editorially sup.
ports Supt. jackson for another term.
ANOTHER Robl,-in tie nest-a hoy
and DIR. Harris and Grandma Brown,
agree that he is u bird.
TILE Drayton Odd Fellows hold a pic.
mic OH the beautiful grounds opposite
dayton Oh June 10Th. Next Tuesday.
CHARIIE Keller says lie knows who
got his key of powder last week at JOLT
cite, and says the fellows that stole it.
all got "loaded" that night.
Mrs. Wilcox, under the auspices of the
State W. q. 4. L., gave the school chill
dren an interesting chalk talk in the NJ.
E. church OH the evening of Memorial
Day.
A FINE rain on Sunday, which farther
south, over large extent of country was
much heavier. Weather still remains
cool and cloudy. Tie crop prospect is
excellent.
THE long talked ofand rnucl, PREPARED
for CO operative picnic at Wexford is to
come off OH June 18th. There is no
doubt Of good time when the Wexford
folks get up a picnic.
JUD Winchester las sold the old bus
team, so long familiar figures to our citi.
zens. to Pilgrim, the pop.,nan, formerly
of West Lynne, who has set up soda
water business in Grafton.
CONSIDERABLE talk was made this week
wheE visiting the cemetery, about the
purchase ola public burying ground. We
have yet to hear Of anyone opposing the
matter; but will it amount to ANYTHING.
just to talk?
THE new headstones at the Fort Penn.
bina cemetery improve the appearance
Of the place considerably. Capt. McKib-
bin informs US that new iron fence is to
be placed around the grounds imme.
distely.
Miss Adelaide NJ. Kinnear, of Fargo,
N. D.. State President Of tile w. e. T. U.
will lecture in NJ. +. churcl, next Mon.
day evening. June 9th, at 8 o'clock. Adj.
mission free; everybody is cordially in.
vited.
SwxS Z. Ole, of Cerro Gordo, left for
Mountain. N. D., Tuesday of this week,
where he will form partnership Will,
his brother. Ole E. Sven T.. Ole has
been resident Of this county some 10
years. and We regret his departure as he
is man Of well known integrity and one
who will make his mark in whatever
lie ,nay cast h,s lot.-LacQui-
Parle Independent.
TIE PIONEER EXPRESS museum has
been enriched by the present of an an.
cient copper knife turned up by plow
on the farm Of Louis I.aRose in this
county. tits evidently very ancient and
bears traces Of being some what tempered.
We have to thank Mr.. LaRose for this
relic. We have also lately been the re.
cipient of the iron part Of an ancient
rife WHICH was picked up on the prairie
near the boundary line by Mr.. James
Greenwood.
TIE recent speecl, of Congressman Nc.
Kinley Of Ohio, before congress on the
pending tariff bill. has just been issued
in pamphlet form. The speech includes
statistical tables, and is admir-.
able presentation of the advantages OIL
The principles Of protection, as embodied
n the new Tariff Bill. Send two-cent
'ta'np for a copy to the American frotec-
i've Tariff League, % West 23rd Street,
New York City.
On Wednesday favorite family driv-
ny l'onse, II. X. Vaughn's, polly" at
einpted to cross the cuivert on the
'ailroad lack of the school house. |
Though the bridge is not planked, she
.ct abont half way over before she fell,
md after some struggling dropped over
lie side 10 the ground below. a distance
# about eight feet. 1t is supposed that
HE las broken come bones and suffers
Internal injuries. and at this writing lit.
lie hopes are entertained of her recovery.
LAST Friday night as Conductor Deck.
,r's train was leaving Grand Forks. they
topped at the siding to take OH an addi-
ional car. Ed. Pollard. one of the brake.
men. made the coupling, told the other
"all right" who sivnaled to
20 ahead and jumped on the train.
10 the trsin started, he heard the crash
u Po'lards lantern and as the train NOV
Vi on, looked hack and saw Pollard OH
he track. Stopping the train, they went
'ack and found Pollard with his arm
rushed OF near the shoulder and other.
rise injured. The unfortunate man was
aken back to the city and died ON Sun
lay evening. A sad circumstance con.
'etted with this accident, 10 the sickness
4 Pollard's wife who lives In Eat Grand
forks, and on whom the shock d likely
0 prove fatal.