The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-26

PROF. TUCKER has a class of his
pupils in stenography, which he
teaches free, evenings which to say the
least Is very good of the professor and
very good for the pupils.
We arc Informed by Chas. S. Fee,
general ticket agent Of the Northern
Pacific, that round trip tickets issued
after this month, to any point. will be
limited to thirty days.
WoRDEN Post, G. A. r. Installed
officers last Monday evening. G. w.
Perkins, commander; Nicholas Huff
man, S. v. c.; G. w. Doty, j. v. c.;
J. G. Sonderman. Adj; and H.C. Field.
man, @. M.
SIXTEEN years ago this week there
was no snow on the ground, and some
OF the old timers will remember, that
was the week the school teacher sur.
prised the then little village by get
thug married.
"DILEMMA. or a Countryman's first
visit to New York City," a drama in
three acts. will be given in Kittson
hall next Wednesday evening, Jan.
31st. The troupe consists OF seven
people. and from extracts of contem-
sporaries we judge this is good show.
The mild weather of last week in
duced some people to speak of it as
spring like; the temperature of this
week has convinced them that they
were mistakened, it was autumn
weather and pretty late in the season
at that.
The real estate transfer record
shows a pretty fair business this win.
ter. While some of the transfers rep.
resent only liquidation or transfer Of
title for convenience or perfection, a
large number Of them represent actu.
al sales at good figures.
THE annual meeting Of the directors
of the First National Bank of Penn.
blna, was held Saturday afternoon.
The newlyelected directors are ] udson
LaMoure, G. w. Ryan. DR.. c. b.
Harris, Geo. LeDoux and L. E.
Booker. A dividend of IL per cent.
was declared.
THE 40. U. w. lodge of Bathgate
give special ball next Wednesday
evening, in the town hall. Several
from Pembina have expressed a desire
of attending. The show that evening
In Kittson hall, is liable to hold some
back that otherwise would have at
tended.
ID. NJ. FERRY s. Co., the old reliable
seedsmen of Detroit, Mich, are on
deck already with their seeds, and
beautiful catalogues. They are a
little early for this climate but the
spring time is coming gentle A. Send
stamp to D. NJ. Ferry & Co., Detroit
for a catalogue, it will interest and
please you.
The Foresters Of Bay Center and
Gretna had celebration on Wednes.
day at night, Neche. A very large mum.
Der of visitors were present and they
had an excellent time. The program
was music. Rotations and speeches,
followed by an elegant supper, fur.
nished by the ladies. A quartette
from Ernest and another from Gretna
added much to the interest and en-.
tertainment. The FOresters cleared
about 800.
AT the annual shareholders meet
Ing of Logberg Printing and Publish.
Ing company, held at the company's
office on Princess street, on Saturday.
the 10th, inst. the following board
we're elected for the ensuing year:
A. Frederickson, Capt. S. Jonason,
A. Freeman, w. II. Paulson, J. A.
Blondal, G. Olafson and D. J. Laxdal.
The new board subsequently elected
Mr.. Fredericton for president, and
w. H. Paulson vice president.-Win.
nipeg Free Press.
THE sale Of furniture from the
worlds fair, belonging to Pcmbina
county room, was sold at auction last
Friday at Kittson hall, Mr.. Charles
Full acting as auctioneer. Very fair
prices were realized, and the ladies'
committee think that they will be
able to repay the contributing soci-
cites in the towns Ut the county, about
10 cents on the dollar. This is a
pretty fair return, and we congratu-
late the ladies on their success.
w. d. HowELLs proved to he a
very pleasant subject Of dissertation,
illustration and discussion, last Mon.
day evening, at the residence of Sup
erintendent Jackson. by the Literary
Society. There was q large atten.
dance and much interest. Next Mon.
day the society meets with DR.. and
Mrs. G: B. Harris. Subject: Oliver
Wendell Holmes, and as he is doubt
less the best and most entertaining
author yet brought forward. H. ahonl6
Logic is Logic"