The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-30
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TIE PIONEER. ElPRBSS,
s.tsred At the postenceat Psnbina a. s.cond
ciase mail matter.
FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1894.
AROUND TOWN.
City election Monday.
COUNTY Commissioners meet next
Monday.
TOWNSHIP board proceedings next
week.
THAT milf March lamb got to be
quite wild lion last week.
The Red River is locked up again
tight and fast in its icy bonds.
THERE'S hen on, and there may
be some astonished chickens when
thu. shells are broken. See W.C.T.U.
notice.
DEPUTY Treasurer McBride's lit.
tie baby. aged nine months, tipped
In its high chair on the stove, burn.
Ing itself quite severely.
NEXT week is the first Tuesday
and Friday Of the month. Building
and Loan and other associations and
sx:ictics meet accordingly.
WE noticed In the program Of the
X. 7. entertainment at Grafton Mon.
day evening, the name Of J. c. Har.
vey appearing twice, a recitation and
song. and both were well applauded.
Mr.. II. c. FELDMAN asks US to say.
that while thanking his friends for
their consideration, that he feels that
after five years service as councilman
that he should be relieved, and there.
fore declines reelection.
RECTOR WHARTON will attend the
Northern Convention Of the church
at Brainard, next week, which will
be presided over by the Right Rev,
Bishop Gilbert. The gathering Of
Clergy will be large.
We are waiting to hear from the
Walhalla gold mines? You want to
keep up with the procession, people.
Are not the head waters of the Penn.
bina as good us those of the RAINY
Lake and those Of the Lake of the
Devil?
A NETTING Of the members of the
Pcmbina COrnct Band is called for to-
morrow evening, in the band hall, to|
take preliminary steps to organize for
the commtng season. Those having
Instruments yet in their possession
will please bring them along.
A SPECIAL meeting of the Masonic
lodge was held Wednesday evening, to
confer second and third degrees, and
another is called for this evening,
fora third. 1t is many years since
the Pembina Masonic lodge experieuc.
ed the thriving condition it does to.
day.
DIR. LOGAN of Grand Forks was
found dead In his Office Tuesday morn.
ing from heart failure. DR.. Logan
stood very high as a surgeon and pro
badly had the largest practice In this
line OF any practitioner in the north.
west. His brother Williams Logan IL |
a druggist at Crystal 10 this county.
MEssRs. j. b. Branchaud and VIM.
Rene are arranging to open general
mercantile business In this city. They
are both we'll and fayorably known.
and will make reliable firm. II ar
engagements materialize they winl
open either In Dure l. Sons old stand |
or the pool room, under the Masonic
hall.
EASTER Sunday was appropriately
observed at the various churches byI
special topics and services. The
Presbyterian and Methodist Sunday |
schools, had special Easter programs
and 10 the evening the NJ. e. Sun. |
day school gave an Easter service.
We have heard very many compli.
ments given the children for the
smoothness and clearness Of their re.
citations.
WORD has reached Langdon that
George Cook, awealthy deaf and dumb
farmer, living 40 miles west was lost
during Friday nights blizzard. He
attempted to water some horses at a
we'll six rods from his stable and was
never seen again. The body has not
been recovered. He was the son Of ].
Cook, Of Backoo, this county and
brother Of Mrs. Pratt, Of Cavalier.
We like to see country dealers who
are wide awake on advertising. Our
attention has been called fn this re.
gard to Shorts Satisfactory Store.
Pembina, N. D. Mr.. Short has been
using effectively postal card from
'Tootsy," With good effect. The Bull.
lettn has In the past received several
letters from Mr. Short on advertising.
and among It's list OF readers there ia
no one more progressive In this line
Minneapolis Commercial Bulletin.
AT the city caucus last Saturday
evening there vas very small atten.
dance. The old officials we're all re-
nominated, and are as follows: ForI
Councilmen Ward No. Walter Kemp:
Ward No. 2. F. w. Fclson; Ward No.
>. H. G. Feldman; For Treasurer, G..
W. Ryan; For concilliators, N. HI
Miller, e. u. Nixon, Aug. Short, c. b. |
Harris. We understand that Mr..
Miller positively refuses to stand for
concillistor.