The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-04

anu ruoolsh, clean up, clean up.
=. CAVALIER wants the man who
borrowed his unabridged to bring it
back.
JUDGE ARMSTRONG il setting out
large number of shade trees around
his hcnnery.
JAMES McGRUER, druggist of
Langdon, formerly of Hamilton and
well known in this county, died ut
LangdOn, last week,
IIIE river began to fail Monday and
has fallen quite rapidly since, but the
rain Is likely to check tic fall and
perhaps raise it again.
Tile Milton Globe takes the cake.
IL arrived last Saturday printed on
leather. We have had IL pair Of shoes
made out OF the first pagc.-Grafto
Record.
n HEAVY rain on Wednesday,
Thoroughly suakcd the ground again
and will delay seeding accordingly.
Yesterday was clear aud cuol with
strong west winds.
TIE old Northern hotel at St.
Vincent il being pulled down and the
HrpmainSs, will h., ..,,~l rx,. l,,..l
Another monument Of st. Vincent's
golden age thus fades away.
GRAND FORKS has been trying for
some time to become Il military post.
When three or four companies were
sent there this week 10 help the
Great Northern tn run its trims.
some Of the citizens thought it an ia
suit.
ELLA LsOTTA SwANrON, rccita.
Zionist and dramatic reader, will ap-
pear at Kittson Hall, next Wcdnes-
day evening, May 9th. The )ady has
the highest testimonials which bear
witness that she stands among the
best OF Americas elocutionists.
CUSTOMS Inspector Walker is inn
proving his residence property, OH up.
per Rolcttc street, in fine style. The
house Is rc-clapboardcd, new fence
around the lots, and as soon us wealth
or permits, every thing will be paint.
ed. Mr.. Walker in a thorough believ.
CT in an attractive home.
WIZ care in receipt Of Il minstrel show
program, to he given by the band, ut
Hallock this evening, and notice con-
spicuously among the artists tho
namcs of Prof. AL. Smith, and John
Commas, OF this place. We under.
stand there are several Of the band
Logs from here going down. .:..
TIE Ladies Aid society, of The
Presbyterian church will give their
concert on Wednesday evening, May
18th. Miss Demars, Of Hallock, Miss
Logan and Mr.. Arthur, of Winnipeg,
besides our well-known local talent,
are some Of the attractions. A bet.
ter report will be given in next weeks
issue.
The "Bathgate Public School" is a
new periodical that lies upon our desk.
1t is neatly printed and we'll edited.
Its editors are the teachers and some
Of the students Of Bathgate Schools.
Its Articles are quite general in char.
acter and Of interest to the school pub.
lie Of the whole county. tits month
ly and is 80 cents a year.
DAVE KING brought in several
horses yesterday from st. Paul.
Among the lot are two young thor
ough-bred stallion4 belonging to Jim
Booker, "Von Rand "Pcte" with re.
cords 2:35 and 2:ls respectively. Pete
Is of the celebrated Kittson stock
and cost $3.50 when u colt. The
rest Of the horses were drivers.
j JUDGE COMFY went to Fargo last
week to attend the meeting Of the
democratic state committee. The
date Of the state convention was set
for July 10Th at Grand Forks. Judge
Conmy was in favor Of July 18th, but
got the laugh on him, when some
one suggested that the Judge wanted
to celebrate Orangcman's Day as an
A. p. A. man.
AT a meeting of the G.. A. Il. post
ON Monday, it was resolved to extend
an invitation to Judge Conmy to de-
liver an address on Memorial Day,
May 3Oth., and that the pastors Of
the NJ. E. and Presbyterian churches
be invited to arrange for union
Memorial service in one Of their
churches for the Sabbath preceding
Memorial Day.
ELLA L. SwANToN's entertain.
lnent last night delighted the audi.
ence. Miss SwantOn has natural elo-
cutionary ability, and the excellent
training she has had makes her en-.
tertainmcnt real enjoyment. She
has a voice that is delightful to list
e" to, she speaks c!oaueptly, and has
a most agreeable humor, Her rendi-
tion OF "IIomc was very fine, as was
also the old.fashI0ned Yankee pieces.
STARK County Herald, Dickinson.