The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-09-19
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-. From Other Papszki
The result Of the recount ofshs popu-
lation Of the twin cities his been All.
nounced. It given neither Of tile belli-
gerents an advantage 70 crow over.
When the first count was MAIDS In Min.
the daily postal: card returns
showed population Of l0l;Sel, and st.
Paul's figures. by the same msthod, were
to be 142,49l. The recount
cut Minneapolis down to lei, 7Ss, and St.
Paal is given l33.30l, and the war be.
tween the two towns WAKES hotter than
ever-newspaperally. The aour city
press INDUCES the hope and expectation
that by the time the next census q taken
Minneapolis will be a. far ahead of St.
Paul. as Chicago is Of st. Louis, cities
that in times gone by fought a duel about
every full moon. A weary and distract
ed public will probably begin to pray
soon for relief Of some kind.-Argus.
Hon. Mr.. Owens, alliance candidate
for governor, has accepted the invitation
of the st. Vincent Union Industrial AS.
ISOLATION to deliver an. address at st.
Vincent OIL fair day. Mr.. McGovern
will attend the meeting of Kittson coun.
ty alliance executive committee held
this afternoon at Hallock, to try and
make arrangements for a full attendance
of the sub-allianccs throughout Kittson
and Marshall counties. A number of
prominent alliance people from Pembi.
M county will also he present. Fair
takes place, Wednesday and Thursday,
October 8th and 9th.-New Era.
Mr.. Chas. Fnll, the we'll known Penn.
bina merchant. was unanimously nomi-
mated along with Mr.. Best for the lesis-
lature by the farmers of district No. J.,
Pembina county. Mr.. Best is repre-.
sentative farmer, and like Mr.. Wagner,
the alliance candidate Of Kittson county,
does credit to the delegates who selected
him. Mr.. Chas. Full is we'll, known on
this side of the Red river where lie has
hosts of well-wishers and customers. lie
is known as an mnflincl,ing friend of the
toiler, aud has for years fought n gallant
business fight against the great business
monopolics of Pembina. He is one of
the best public speakers In Pembina
county, is q gentleman ofspotless repu.
tation in his private life. and in vim and
force of character is n typical westerncr.
From reliable sources We hear that there
is not shaDow of doubt but that Mr..
Full aud Best will be triumpl,antly elect
ed next November; their defeat would
be worse than crime-it would be q
stupendeous blunder.-St. Vincent New
Era.
Mr.. Fitzgerald, the man hurt by the
tlresl,er Mt the Reid farm, is consider-
sbly better than could have been expect.
ed. DIR. Harris attends regularly and
DIR. Holland occasionally. Mrs. Fitzger-
aid by day and Mr.. Miles at night at
tends to the patient, who is particularly
docile. With such doctors and nurses
everything that human agency can do
for recovery IS being done.-New Era.
We noticed in the Record last week
that ripe apples were found for the first
time in this part Of the state. and Penn.
bina and Park River were the towns
claiming them. Two new fruit raieers
put in their claims from st. Thomas,
Editor Hager and Alderman Taylor.
Who knows but what North Dakota will
become the great apple producing coun-
try Of the world! 1t certainly would be
well for everyone to plant q few trees in
their garden.-Walsh 70. Record.
The Drayton Echo would like to see
Mr.. J. ID. Wallace elected a member to
the state Legislature, from the first dis.
trict this fall. Mr.. W. is solid mar,
with level head, and is admirably qua
lifted for able and efficient legislative
work. Furthermore lie is one of the
pioneers of Pemblna county and North
Dakota, and familiar with the needs Of
his county and state. We have not ap.
preached Mr.. Wallace OH the subject and
don't know that lie would consent to
serve i'll such capacity, but all tile same
he is just the man that ought to 20 there
and the republican party of the first dis.
trict will make no mistake ifthey ex-
tend to him the honors.