The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-12

CnENEys says inhis "a that coal is|
cheaper. The people can stand IL.
Louis ROLETTE will run the stage
line from Pemblna to Neche after
July lst, he having bid the lowest.
atnut $500 for carrying the mail.
An alarm Of fire was given on We'd
tuesday night caused by the burning
Ut chimney on the residence Of VIM.
Fowler. As, there was terrific gale
blowing at the time, everybody was
glad to know 1t was nothing worse.
THE courtesy and kindness OF Rev.
Mr.. Baker and congregation in omit
ting their own services on the occa.
sion 0f'the visitation of Bishop Walk.
er last Sunday evening 10 much ap-
preclated by the ofl1cials and congre-
CATION Of Grace Church.
THE Young Mems Social Club gave
Q neck-tie and apron party in the
Kittson Hall, Tuesday, which was At
tended by good number, and the
evening was spent pleasantly. ]. q.
Bouvette, Of the Pembina poUl.room
and lunch-counter furnished refresh.
ments.
ABOUT twenty-five members Of the
Literary Society met on Monday night
at the residence Of Mr.. G. w. Ryan.
An interesting program consisting
principally Of Worlds Fair rem,nis-
ccnses by Aug. Short and the Worlds
Parliament Of Religion, by Geo. w.
Ryan. The next meeting will be
held on Monday evening ut e. NJ.
Nixons'. The subject will be Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Everyone is cordial.
" invited to enroll themselves in the
society and partake in the instruc.
ton and entertainment.
PROF. LEM, of St. Vincent, has
been engaged to teach term in the
Emerson school district, upper jolt.
cite and entered upon duties this
week. Mr.. Lein stands high az q
teacher In Kittson county, where he
has been teaching for three years
Two years ago Mr.. Lein was a candi.
date for county superintendent OF
schools of Kittson county, ON the re.
publican ticket, and was defeated BY
a small majority by his opponent,
who had the Endorsement of the de.
mocrats and populists.
NEW YEARS day 1898 fell upon
Sunday. January lst happens on
Sunday but once more during the
century-that will be in 1899. In the
next century it will occur fourteen
times only, as follows: 1905, 1911,
1922, 1928, 1888. 1880, 1850, 1855, 1851,
1867, 1878, 1884, 1889, and 1895. The
intervals are regulars 6 Gil, 6 eli
except the interval which includes the
hundredth year that is not a century
when there Is a break-as 1893, 1899
1905, 1911, when three intervals of 81,
years come together; after that plain
sailing till 2,0Ol, when the old intervals
will occur in regular order.
GRACE church, was crowded full
last Sunday evening to hear Bishop
Walker. The Bishops sermon was
founded on the parable of Dives and
Lazarus; some noticeable points were
these. That while riches and power.
ty seem to be a part of the system Of
an all wise Providence the remedy for
the evils is not political, social, or an.
|archistic, but religious. The richer
are not to be satisfied in throwing
crumbs to such poor as many acciden.
tally come to their notice but should
seek out the poor and alleviate their
wants, as taught by this parable. Az
usual the Bishops sermon was orlgl.
nal and eloquent as we'll as plain and
practical.
Personals.
Y. d. Clarke took his departure
Friday. Mr.. Bowen, his successor,
takes his run next Sunday. :. C. A.
Holbrook spent Sunday in the city.
Mr.. Holbrook il collecting for the
Northwestern Cordsge Company. =. /.
Henry McGinn was down from Wal.
halla Saturday. ..J. d. Gordon, OF
Bay Centre, was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon, and son, are spending
the winter on the coast. ID. Spinning,
proprietor of Hotel de Spinning,
Bowesmont, was in the city Saturday
and made the Office a pleasant call. -.
Robt. Myers, one OF the well-to-do
young men of Prothford, was in the
city yesterday. Misses Grace Nc
Kenzte and Blanche Booker leave to-
morrow for St. Paul t., enter upon
studies at St. Joseph's convent. 90.
Frank Hanson, the always smiling and
pleasant Dubuque cigar man, was In
the city Wednesday looking after his
customers. ..AllOmy Naylor made a
trip to Fargo this week on legal busl.
ness. Rev. J. G. Hall, OF st. Thomas,
was in the city Wednesday. ). States
Attorney N. G. Young was here before
the commissioners this week. ........
VIM. InRles, Of Tyner, was a pleasant
caller on Thursday
A F. & A. M. Resolution.
The following resolution, was pre-
sented by the committee and adopted
at the last regular meeting.
Whereas it has pleased the Supreme
Grand Architect Of the universe, to
call from labor here below to refresh
ment in that celestial lodge above,
our late brother John Kabernagle,
and whereas we bow with a submissive
will and a due reverence to the call
Of our Supreme Grand Master above;
Therefore be 1t resolved that the
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