The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-23

cctVcu ulS IncuDaGOr ana OrONlcr. lie
will not commence to "sct" for q
north yet.
JOSEPH GUIDREAU Of Bathgatc,
was placed In the county jail here, on
Monday, In default Of bail. on the
charge Of passing counterfeit money.
EAsrH1 services In the Prcsbyteri;
an church, on Sunday evening, at 7:a(
o'cltTk. Special music for the occa
sion. Sermon by Rev. Or. Jameson
Of New York. -
TONIGHT. Good Friday, Divine
services In Grace church ut 7:SO r. II
subject Of address, "Our SAVIOUR
seven cries from the oross." Collcc
ten Tor church expenses.
THEG. a. II. have decided to hold 6
"bean aud doughnut" campfire dur
ing the week after next, probably OF
Tuesday. There will I've beans ant
doughnuts galore, a program, prlncl
pally musical, and q dance for thos.
who wish to remain, afterward.
ONCE 10 three or four years tn,
mail transported ON the railways !,
weighed by government agents. o.
the data thus found the government
lets the contracts for carrying tn,
mail at Il certaiisate pl isi1dred
Weighing on the N.EsssIf con1ssSnc,
April 18th and last thirty days.
Hon. JUpsoN LAMou1x receive,
five thoroughbred gifts. from MasoI
City. Iowa, Wednesday. farrOwed 70
May. They are Of the best prize-wIn
ming stock OF the state Of Iowa. an.
cost Mr.. LaMoure 4l75. He turnel
the same over to his boys for a bust
ness speculation.
TIE Salvation Army folks are {.
have d regular "eo" Gus they call 4
Sunday and Monday ut Emerson
Captain Hewitt is "farwelling" an,
there is also to bc a marriage on Mon
day evening, at Emerson. At soutl
toilette, on Tuesday evening, thcr,
vii be tea-mceting on the farewell
II Capt. Hewitt.
The union temperance services un
! der the auspices Of. the w. c. r. U. a
the Presbyterian church, last Sunda.
evening attended by a large au
dicnee. Addresses were made b.
Presiding Elder Ryan, Revs. w. A
Baker, LID. Wardwell and DR.. Jane
son, Of NewYork City, A trio cor
sIsting Of Mcssrs Morrison, McQuin
aud Naylor rendered some fine mus
teal selections.
An Ohioan named Coxey is the Ia,
est crank who has pushed to the from
rank for public notoriety. Coxey is
manufactures, owns q large stock farr
10 Kentucky, and Is q man of wealth
He has organized an army of uneu
ployed workman and idle tramps, an
Is preparing to march to Washingto
to lay the condition II the workln
classes before the national Official
and ask for redress. The army vii
number several hundred men when I
starts for the capital, but COxey'
lieutenants have gone on before, OF
ganizing squads on the way, audit
Thought ~ the tfme7it reaches Wash
|ingtan- the number will be swelIed. Z
several th0usend:: Coxey Is suppjyjn
amcn fifth hof5sE aud will i6rfis
peovisions "a tho ray. though he
'relying oh the superstition that th
various cities through which be passe
will supply his troops with food. Al
ter they get to Washington aud hxv
taken possession Of the capital an
made known their errand, the arm
will be dlsbanded and each man mus
look. out for himself. No firearms vii
DO allowed 10 the baud, and ruhianIsl
will be met ba prompt discharge froi
service. On the whole, Coxey's msrc
is about - unique an idea as 1t
cIazy,-Argus.