The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-11-23

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TuRxEr, Thursday, twenty.ninth.
THEY have case Of leprosy at the
Grand Forks Poor farm.
PEAsINAco county has. thirteen stud.
ents at Hamline University.
JAMES THcxPsoN, Of Fort Pembi.
na, has 9 daughter. born Saturday.
SALVATION ARNY at court house
Of II A. n. 3 and P. n. on Sunday.
SERMON In the Episcopal church
every Sunday evening. On Thanks-
giving day ats p. M.
IT Is sud that Hindes has backing
from some railroad. capitalists, and his
railroad may be q success yet.
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CONDUCTOR Cameron, Of the G.. N.
10 some way fell from his train near
Grand Forks, this week and was In.
stantly killed.
REV. Mn. McHAFrEE, OF Emerson
preached good sermon to . large
audience, In the NJ. e. church, last
Sunday evening.
Wns. WINCHESTER. Of Pembina is
u guest ut the Dacotah, accompanied
by Misses Mckenzie and Carney -
Grand Forks Herald.
a BENErIT concert. under tho aus
piccs III the Episcopal church will DO
given Dec. l3:ll, at st. Vincent, Hon.
Ell. n. Love wtllrreslle.
On Christmas utght, at tho n. e
church The c;lDLata Of the Capture
Of ssaata Claus will be rendered BY
members Of the Sunday school.
The city we'll sleeps we'll under a
soft covcrlet provided by Marshal
Kerr. Otherwise tho street would
have been Icy and perhaps the pipes
have been bursted.
THE recount of ballots in Grand
Forks Go. made no difference in 10.
suit. Mr.. Stampen who had q ma.
joflty on the face Of the returns lost
two votes and goes in on majolity
Of 10.
CLERK Hoskins of tho state su-
preme court was in the yesterday in
consultation with Judge Corliss. The
next session OF the supreme court will
be held in Fargo early in January
Grand Forks Herald.
The school children are full of poll
tics, this week and will elect full
set Of county officers, Of their own
choosing. Thus they learn how to
vote. what they vote for, and the
dntlea M fhonff1cin1s
Mr.. S. WO0Dn0UsE brings us some
fine specimens Of ripe corn, of which
he raised an acre this year. There
seems to be no doubt that corn can
be raised and ripened in this country
and that IN acre or two Of corn would
help out on feed In good shape, on al
most every farm.
A COLD, somewhat stormy week.
has not been productive Of business,
travel or news. Various little storms,
some slightly on the blizzard style
have whitened the ground with lit
tie snow but not enough yet for good
slelghing. But We have already had
sufacient cold to satisfy us that win.
ter is here in good earnest.
A NAN by the name Of King who
was arrested In Iowa with 600 worth
Of postage stamps in his possession.
Is on trial at Grand Forks in the q. s.
court accused Of being the st. Thomas
post office burglar. King IL only q
years Of age but has hard record.
His photograph has been recognized
by some st. Thomas people Is per.
son who was working there duribg
harvest.