The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-10-31
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1880.
AROUND TOWN.
HALLow'EEN!
VALE politics.
SEND in the returns.
NEXT week-tax sale list.
The Independent" will not issue un.
til Saturday.
THIS is the first general election of the
state Of North Dakota.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Charles
Mclean is very i'll. Heart failure is the
disease.
Jos. NEALoN's three little children left
on Monday to join their father at Van.
couver, &c.
READ the republican ticket at the head
Of our columns don't let any other names
be substituted.
THOSE chaps that have the itch for of.
fee will get lots Of scratching on Tues
day.
IT is thought probable that the present
garrison at the post will not he changed
this winter. as their quarters south are
not ready for them.
TIE bricklayers have nearly finished
the walls of the bank, and the roof will
be on this week. It mikes a splendid
appearance already OH the corner.
LOOK out for ballots headed "repub-
lican ticket" hut with democratic, alli-
ance or independent bodies. 1t is the
body Of the ticket that counts not the
title.
E. X. CAvILEER has gone to Stump lake
on another OF hls wild goose cllasee. If
every body was as successful in these
cl,ases as Ned the expression would
change it's ordinary significance.
LIZZIE Jennings, daughter of p. Jen-
nings. the well known hotel man of
Batl,gate, won the Demorest gold medal
for elocution at Batl'Rate last week. As
winner Of the county medal, she will try
for the state gold medal at jamestown
later. We wish her success.
II is probable that by the time this is
read that the railroad will be at or very
near Cavalier and thus that hitherto in.
land village, jump into fame. and the
high tide Of prosperity rs a station Oh
The Great Northern. We hope to see
Cavalier grow into right smart town,
for which it has many advantages.
A CONCERT is to lie held on Friday 7th,
10 this city. 1t will be In aid Of the Ice.
landic college at Winnipeg. Miss Ferxu.
non. the Short Orchestra and others are
expected to assist. This is worthy
cause and deserves the patronage of curl
citizens. Programs and particulars next
week.
THERE is considerable religious and
race prejudice being used over in the
second district among the alliance and
candidates. We are sorry to
hear it; the only fight worse than a
Face fight is religious quarrel. and from
what we know Of the politicians over
west. there hasn't any Of them got reIl.
zion enough 10 found much prejudice on. |
THESE are voters-all citizens; all who |
nave declared intentions one year previ-
,us to election, and not more than six |
years previous; voters must have resided |
,ne year in the state, six months in the !
county and ninety days in the precinct. |
Women can vote for school officers. Per-
IONS not registered can swear in their |
votes on election day il verified by . reg
stored voter.
II the town clerk or other member of
he canvassing board of each township |
will kindly send the result of the count |
It the earliest possible moment to the
PIONEER EXPRESS, it will not only be
a great favor by US, but it will
,blige the public. Messengers or tele-
grams never get figures on all candidates
md We want them all by Thursday
night. The figures put on republican,
alliance and democratic ballots is the
way Of doing it. The PIONEER
EXPRESS will gladly reciprocate the favor
IN opportunity.
ABOUT 200 citizens we're made at the
special term Of court held on Tuesday
lnd Wednesday. Clerk Borden worked
nearly all night getting the papers out.
The town WAS pretty lively, and our
merchants had good trade. Several
politicians we're sauntering round. H.
R. Vaughn stood ut Judge Templeton's
Elbow all the afternoon. recognizing and
for the new made citizens, Of
whom lie knew almost every one person.
lily since they came to the country,
lear!y all having 6led on their land and
AIKEN out their first citizens papers in
lie Office In 1s79SO and 81. Quite .
lumber of our new made citizens cele.
rated the event with rather too much
nthus,asn. Political arguments were
Ding ON ut every corner, and many q
Ian laid that will gang aslee next Tues
ay.