The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-06-01

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FRIDAY. JUNE I, 1894.
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DISTRICT court will convene July
9th.
County commissioners meet next
week. 49," =; 1850. r.
WALTER Kxxr; has rpninted tina
front "f hts bakery tR atstartIve style.
a LIGHT rr.~t on Saturday morn.
Ing. got away with young and tender
vegetables.
SERVICES will ,,c Conducted In the
Prrsl,ytcrIa" rhurr'h Silatlay evening,
ut the usual time:
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TnERE Is considerable local demand
fer smss aud harley. Oats arc worth
~ to rs cents aud l,arle! accents.
BUILDING 4 Loan meeting Tues.
dnv. A. y. U. w. Same evening.
This (Frlday.) eve regular, A. +. & A.
NJ. =
a LADIES cloak was lost on Memo.
raj Day on the rad to the cemetery.
FIN please leave or notify this Of
fec.
The Fargo Argus and Republican
cach base the apportionmcnt Of dele.
gates to the state convention on the
vote. Of Is8a. - -.
LANDLORD Plchc Of the Pcmbina
House suffered. attack OF appoplexy
last week hut we are glad to say that
he Is recovering rapidly:
WE have heard at least half o dtz-
en- Of our "city farmers" each declare
on oath thnt they had "the best piece
of wheat In the country"
CUsrox officer McQuinn's family
arrived in town SATURDAY. and src
CON fortably k,catcd In W. &C.; Shorts
residence. on Ramsey street. :.
TIE customs oitice rcccivctSa thor.
ough renovation this week, beth
rooms coat Of kalso,nining. and now
presents as attractive appearance as
when first built. -. :: ];
A DEMOCRATIC county convention
Is called for Ncchc, June 18th to elect
nineteen delegates to attend the
state cOnyentIon ut Grand ROsks.
July 26th. See call next week.
G. W. THOMPSON aud bride, Of Hal.
lock, stopped ut the Winchester, We'd.
nesday. ON their wedding trip to Win:
nipeg. The newly welded couple are
among the best young people Of Hal.
lick. Congratulations.
A VERY large audience attended ut
the NJ. e. church last Sunday on the
occasion 0f union memorial services
for the G. A. Il. Rev. Mr.. Johnston
delivered an eloquent sermon apprt,-
plate tO the occasion.
So many potatoes have been used
for seed, the market has been pretty
well drained. Price is forty cents
here, and for a part OF the week there
~ere no potatoes in town. New po-
tatoes from tn. south will be In mark.
ct In couple Of weeks. .,
A LARGE delegation from this city
attended the service held Mt the
Episcopal Church st Vincent. 10 mem.
org of John Bruce; the congregation
was large and we hear very compli-
mentary remarks 10 regard to the elo-
Quence Of the officiating clcrgymen
Rev. Mr.. Wharton.
The Old dam ia being torn up and
the lumber used for repairing street
crossings, ect. The idea Of putting
10 u dam for fire protection has been
abandoned as Impractical, and the
project Of putting down an artesian
we'll IL now being considered. It
seems TO Ike almost impossible to put
in dam that will stand The spring
fioOds.-Crystal Call.
THE attention Of republican town.
ship committees Is called to the no.
tice printed In this issue for the
county convention ut lsathgate on
June 3Oth; call to mind who the mem.
bers Of the committee are. get out
notices in due time and In proper,
shape; do all possible TO get out we'll
attended caucus, and give no excuse
for contests. A contest IL usually
equivalent to defeat aud the after re.
suits are harder t. cure. People will
stand o square defeat better than
they will u contest.
THE election for 4 SUCCESSOR 10 ex.
Alderman Brandon johnson, In ward,
No. I. Monday, was as lively a con,
test Us any election ever held In the
city. One faction brought out F. n. |
King and the other, Michael BRADY,
When tho polls cleared, Mr.. King had
twenty votes over his Opponent. We