The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-02-02
Msrkst Report.

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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY, 2 1894.
AROUND TOWN.
Co. COMMISSIONERS meet Febru-
airy 5th, next Monday.
| The Building and Loan Associa.
tion meets on Tuesday. 5000 for
sale. .
/ SAY "pa-pa" to Eugene Booker and
see how he will smile. tits a boy and
arrived Sunday.
Fort Pembina Dancing Club held
one of their successful gatherings
Friday evening.
NUMBER Of young folks attended
the ball at Bathgatc Wednesday even
ing, and report a pleasant time.
Mr., GRAvELINE has moved his
barber shop from Rolette street to the
old law Office Of w. j. kneeshaw.
THE North Star lodge I.O.O.F., st.
Thomas, give a grand ball in the
Opera house on Tuesday. evening,
February 9th.
SERVICE in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday evening at $40 p. III. Sol
by u member Of the choir. Preacher,
Rev. Mr.. Johnston.
A GENTLEMEN asked us If we knew
where there was any flax seed for sale.
Anybody having any. would do well to
spend quarter advertising 1t.
ASH Wednesday and all Wednes-
days during Lent, Divine service will
be conducted In the Episcopal church
at 7,3O p. NJ, with choir practice.
TIE funeral OF the late Mrs. Nc
Innis took place at Winnipeg, last
Sunday. Besides relatives from
abroad there we're people from Emer-
son present.
a NUMBER of young people gather
ed at the residence of Mr.. Kemp, OIL
Tuesday evening of last week, and d
pleasant evening was spcntat parlol
games, music etc.
! TIE Dilemma company, who played
here on Wednesday is good show,
and in some specialties excel. They
have several novel features in the
musical and juggling line.
Mr.. MARTIN RYAN, of Fargo says
in letter to the Forum that Mana
ger Dickey is largely to blame for
North Dakota not receiving large
proportion of awards on agricultural
PRODUCTS.
REV. WHARTON will preach at Hal |
lock next Monday, at Kennedy on
Tuesday, at Pembina on Wednesday.
and ut Joe River ON Thursday. AL
these services at 7:3OP.M.
under the charge of Rev. Mr.. Moore,
assisted part Of the time by Rev. Mr..
Baker of this city, have been we'll at
= tended and large amount Of religi-
!. GUS interest manifested.
VIZ notice at the Sat Home" at the
Government house. Winnipeg, Miss
Lulu Cavalier was one Of the guests.
also her intimate friend Miss Logan.
The report in the Winnipeg Tribune
occupied nearly four columns space.
TIE second annual masquerade of
the Young Mems Social Club takes
, place in kittson hall this evening.
Z From what can be learned the attend
ance will DC good. None but those
that have been invited will be admitt-
; cd.
q TIE Winnipeg curriers' that went to
st. Paul and carried home all the gold
r cups and other prizes that were put
up. returned home the first OF the
week, and were greeted by cheers and
general ovation on their arrival
They have good reason to be proud of
their team.
]. P. CHAPLIN, Of Fargo, one of the
u oldest<settlers, and in his time one of
}. the wealthiest men of the Valley,
g committed suicide last week in St.
Paul, from dependency, being i'll and
dependent on friends. Fargo gave
e him big funeral. lie was about IS
years of age.
The Literary circle met at Mr.. Au-
70 gust Shorts last Monday evening,
instead of DIR. Harris as Mrs. Harris
was i'll. The topic, Oliver Wendell
Holmes, was presented in an original
and interesting manner,and the larger
number of persons present were
entertained. The next meeting is
J at Mr.. w. C. Shorts, and the
subject, James Russell Lowell. WISH
tors are welcome.
LAW GLASS OFFICERs.-The Law
= Class of '94 had a meeting yesterday
and elected the following officers:
George w. Young, president; II.
Strong, vice-prcsidcnt: c. Smith, Sec
rotary; Mr.. Bush, historian; p. II.
Lester. treasurer. The law class is
composed Of most intelligent and
brainy young men, and is making
great progress In its work.--Thc Ath-
d ems (Ga., Daily Banner.
=, We received letter from our for
+. mcr citizen, 1. +. Houston, now Of
Il Palmetto, Florida, in which he states
% they have had only one frost this
n winter. And among other things
l. there is u general discomfort among
:. the democrats of his state on Cleye-
). land, and his silver policy, and the
+ Wilson bill generally. The solid
south is firm In their political faith,
but. the better classes, like those of
the north, are liable to consider their
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