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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
A Million Finds,

\ friend In need is a friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just a friend In Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs aud Coltls.-lf you have never
used this Great Cough Medicine, one
trial will convince you that 1t has
wonderful curative powers in all dis.
eases OF ThrOat, Chest and Lungs.
Each bottle is guaranteed to do all
that Is claimed or money will he re.
funded. Trial bottles free at Il. II,
Shaw s. co. drug store. Large bottle.
:iOc. and HI.OO,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16
Protect Your Ewes

Properly adjusted spcctaclcs and
eyeglasses are omcthing that Penn
bina has long been in need of. Prof.
II. ITirschberg, the wcll-known eye
expert Of 629 Olive street, St. Louis,
Mo-, and 30 E. 18th street, New York,
has appointed NJ. II. Miller agent for
his celebrated Interchangeable spec.
taclcs and eyeglasses, where Il COM
plctc assortment can always bc found.
Prof. II. lirschbcrg will remain in
Pembina April 10th and 18th, and all
those in need OF properly adjusted
spectacles and eyeglasses should avail
themselves of this opportunity. Con.
sultation free.
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Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more
then make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following fOlIl
remedies have reached Il phenomenal
sale. DIR. Kings New discovery, fol
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. cacll
bottle Observation-Disclosures l}cttcrs,
the great remedy for Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Saivc,
the best In the world, and DIR. Kings
New Life Pills. which are perfcc.
pill. All these remedies are guaran-
tced to do just what is claimed for
them and the dealer whose Tame Is
attached herewith will be glad to tell
YOU more Of them. Sold at II. II.
Shaw. & Co.'S Drug store, Large bot
ties :J0c. and 81 90.
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These are Hard Times

This is true but IL you will buy your
flour and feed Of II. e. Fcldnan, for
hard time prices you will lie sure to
come out o. H., for lie Is selling the
best brands OF flour and feed as FOL.
lows: best Patent Flour at $3.50:
Family Patent at $l.7i: Riverside a6
l.60: Bran ell.00 per ton ur IS cents
per hundred: Shorts 1900 per ton or
60 cents per hundred. All other goods
In the same proportion.
2Otf u. e. F'ELDMAN.
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St. Thomas.

On Wednesday evening. about $50
oclOck. the agent Of the Great North
crli sailrtnld company heard a noise in
the storage room, between tic office
and freight shed, and awokc his as.
sistant, who took lamp aud opened
tho door In time To see u man In the
act II taking l,oX marked groceries.
which being Interpreted, means
whiskey. lie dropped the box, but
the swinging 1f the door cxtinguishcd
tho hmh, and the man grabbed the
box and ran. Meanwhile another
parity Trad entered the waiting. room
aud aud engaged the attention of the
agent; who at encc saw through the
trick antl.llc covered him with his gun
and held him for some time. but as lie
|tlad not been unkintl, he escorted him
to the end Of the platform aud let him
go. Next day Ed. O'Lcary and Tom
fOlscn were arrested under instruc-
lions Of the railroad conpany's attor-
ney. The state was represented nv
Prosecuting Attorney Young of bath
gate. Both party was known by
the agent. O'Lcary waived cxainin;,-
tion and Olsen was examined. Both
were held to the district court in 300
bail: Neither putty was able to
procure bail. During the cxamina-
tion. evidence was clictcd winch caus-
cd Attorney Young to hmm 'liatc!y
file a complaint against Tom Olsen,
Hank Viccnus and Ed. lIartshOrn
for maintaining a nuisance, or in other
words, for running Il blind pig. All
parties were arrested before leaving
the court room aud were given hear
ing in the evening, and the three
were held, and as neither party could
procure bail, they were ordered to
Pembina. Accordingly. deputy sheriff
and Marshal Wedkln started across
the country with all the prisoners.
They will board ut Hotel dc O'Connor
until court meets in July. The blind
pig business is rather an uncertain
business after all,
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Above all be Careful OF Your Eyes

Call on Prof. IIirschbcrg, the rccog-
nizcd New York and St. Louis Eye
Expert, who will be In Pcmbina April
10th and 18th, ut the store Of his
agent, NJ. w. Miller, and have your
eyes fitted with a pair Of his cele bra ted
interchangeable spcctacles and eye.
glasses. Consultation free.
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From Other Papers

i AA0A SAASA apSto
| Cavalier Journal.-I;randun John
son was III the centre ycstcrtlay.....,
+. A. Hart, OF Pcmbina, returned
from Rainy Lake last week with sam
pies Of the precious orc t?l......IIcnr,
Lindal came over from Pcmbina. liz
had been working for Dare & Son
lie will remain at Cavalier some time
......J. w. Hcchtcl, Of Canton, ha.
q little baby girl......P. II. McMas
tiers, an old timer, was in town selling
shingles for his firm in Seattle. ......,
ID. w. Young purchased ID. f. Nor
denis farm for 5000, crop payments
......J. +. Rickbcil's sale was success
full In attendance and price. GOOD
G. Kutledgc, lately with the Journal
has united with Chronicle.
:. Oak Leaf.--F. Vosper has rented
his farm aud will retire to city lifc.. d.
Chinese Inspector G. w. Baker has
been removed to Porial......C. i.
Ditty, formerly Of the st. Vincent
division now punches tickets to Nccle
.....Opcrator Kecfcr has been trans.
ferred to Grand Forks. .....A move.
mcnt is being made to build a new
school house which is much needed
500. The assignee has closed out the
stock Of Venue s. Dumas at 10 cents
ON the dollar to d. Ellcnbaum.
Crystal Call.-Andy Crozier re.
turned from Ontario where he has
been all winter......Wm. Mcintosh
has taken charge Of the machinery
business Of Gansslc & Mcintosh. 5000.
Crystal sports are jack-rabbiting......
Geo. II. Otto il ut Bismarck as grand
juror.
Drayton Echo.-Attorncy II. Fer.
guson has received notice that Judge
Templeton has adjourned the March
term Of court until July 9th. .... The
Echo will be published Thursdays
hereafter. 90. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
VanCamp are home after Il pleasant
visit east for the winter. Mrs.
Joseph Shaw, Of Pcmbina, was visit
ing with her sister, Mrs, james
Craig, the past week, and also friends
in this city the first Of the week.
She returned home Tuesday, accom-:
panied by her mother, Mrs. Pcrrin....
David Graham attended Masonic
lodge ut PembIna last Friday even.
ing, and witnessed the cxemplifica.
ton Of the third degree, which he
says was done In a very correct and
imposing manner. He praises the
work Of the new w. NJ. Of Pembina
Lodge. ......A farmers alliance for
Lincola township was organized last
week.. A. L. Mcintosh, president;
J. NJ. Shields, vice president; Geo.
Hodgson, secretary.
St. Thomas Times.-Brandon John.
son was In the city the first Of the
week. the guest Of Herman Schacfcr.
Brandon.is now the only republican
about the county court house and
feels lonely. lie expects lots Of com.
pany next year..... Herman Schac-
fer stepped on nail and made q
painful wound. go. The Times be.
lleyes St. Thomas wants q steam fire.
engine with all the etc. necessary.
Cavalier Journal.-IIon. Jno Stadel.
man has rented his farm and will
move to town. zoe. w. NJ. IIOlbrOOk Of
St. Paul, was selling Irvine in Cava.
lier. John +. Rickbeil expects to
leave for Zurich, Ontario, som and
make it his future residence. L.
lP. Ritter has gone to Kansas to sc
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OFF for RAINY Lake City.

The gold fever is spreading rapidly
and 1. winter would hold ON another
month we predict Pcmbina county
will have her quota among the num-
Der inhabiting the hills alcng the
rocky shores of the Rainy Lake.
Last week a party from Ncclc con-
sisting Of Arthur Smirl, Charles
Peaucent and John Miller, and tho
day following Ora McCumber and Mr.
Carlton, Of Pembina followed. 10Th
the outfits were equipped with camp
ing outfits, and provision to last fol
some time. Their course was win Hal.
lock, Jadis, War Road river and the
south end Of Lake Of the Woods. We
understand Mr.. Louis NORM equipped
the Nechc outfit In his interest, and
that he will follow via Rat Portage US
soon as navigation opens. provided re.
ports are favorable.
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iellekte.

Prayer meeting, Saturday, ut Mr.
John Emerson's.
Mr.. Alex. Smith, Of Pclnblna. paid
toilette visit, Sunday last.
n. N. Asselstinc and wife, Mr.. w
Storms attended Divine service al
HumbOlt last Sabbath.
Mr.. r. Woods, Of Minneapolis, road
man of the Victoria Elevator Co
stayed over here for U day with hill
br0ther.in.law, Mr.. II. Dlemer ut tn,
auditorium.
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I.koY.

!. As1Vy. So 49,
An infant child Of jobs Burton.
died last week.
Mr.. Louis Roy, Of Neche, is visit
ing with Mr.. G. c. Miranda.
Miss Emma LaRWue Of St. Win.
cent is visiting friends here. !.
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Dental N .tice

DR.. Rose. dentist. will lie
WoyY1 10 Pcmbina from the LIST
to the 18th, lsathgatc from the 18th,
to the 22nd: Ncclc 23rd to the 2Gtl,:
Walhalla 9th to the last of the
month. This will be followed up utl-
I'll further ns,tjcn
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Died.

Died.
YouNe-At Crystal, March 7th, 1924
Joseph Young.
ELLoAR-At Ncchc, March End. 1894
Mrs. II. EllOar, aged % years.
OsB0RNE-At Neclc, March 9Th 1904
Willie. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Os
borne. aged 3 years.
MoTr-At Cavalier. March 7th, 1894
John Mott, aged 20 years. father Ol
Joseph Mott, John Mott jr, Mrs. Pct
or Thrush and Mrs. Geo. Farr, Oi
this county.
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into partnership ..t.,r his brother,
gardening. 30. Gardner Gilday went
through town ON Ills why to build the
bridges near Mountain he contracted
for......A. Frcshctt gave the Jour.
nal man u ham, aud the Journal man
pronounccs both Mr.. Frcshctt and
the ham good. The Columbian
club had a banquet.
City Caucus.
For the nomination of city officers
for the ensuing elcctiun, will he held
at the Fire Hall, On Saturday, 18th.
next week. PER- ORDER. 1886
Prof. H. Hirschtsrg,
the well-known eye expert Of 500 Olive
street, st. Louis, Mo-, and 30 f. 18th
street, New York, wishes to inform
his many friends and patrons OF Penn
bina and vicinity that h. will be ut
the stole Of his agent, NJ. II. Miller,
April 10th and 18th. and adjust his
celebrated interchangeable spectaclcs
and eyeglasses to all in need Of them.
Consultation free.
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A MlLLlNERY establishments,

| A MILLINERY establishment, and
adjoining rooms belonging to Miss
Jennie Prettie and her brother. ut
Sitka, Alaska, were burned out two
weeks ago, and are a total loss to the
proprietors. Miss Prettie and her
brother are children of Mrs. Thomas
Prettie here.
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Two slcighlx,ds Of workmen went
over to Emerson Tuesday evening to
attend a. o. U. W. lodge. Four can.
didatcs were raised to the de.
gree Of master wOrkmen, after which
the brethren partook Of sumptuous
spread prepared for the occasion.
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School Notes.

Scnool NOTES.
The boys seem to cake great deal
of pleasure with their football, not.
withstanding the mud.
This week a number Of new scholars
have entered the primary aud inter.
mediate departments.
Eva and Antoincttc Brancbautl
passed a very good examination in
spelling and were promoted to the ad-
vanced class In spelling.
Among the visitors this week, we're
Mrs Tucker, Mrs. and Miss Nixon aud
Rev. Wharton. We are always glad
to see visitors.
The high school intends to have a
mock trial In about two weeks. From
the interest shown, We think 1t will
be success. One Of our boys studies
Law very faithfully every evening.
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Stating At Gretna.


On Tuesday evening, Gretna, Man.,
skating rink was the scene Of con.
siderable enthusiasm, by q large crowd
of spectators who had gathered to
witness the carnival and races advcr.
tised for that evening. Quite an In.
terest had been created In the two
mile race. between John Baptie of
Bathgate and Alfred Bouyette, Gret-
ma; Neche sports backing the former
and Gretna their own man. The race
was an exciting one, aud ending by
Mr.. Bouvette leading his opponent by
one lap. The other races were won
as follows: One mile amateur race,
J. Z. Miller, Gretna; hurdle race, VIM.
Becksted, Emerson, first; Chas. Per.
rault, Neche, second; fancy costumes,
Misses Minnie Johnson, West Lynne
and Nellie Chevins, Emerson; gents
fancy costume, J. G Kertcher, Gret
ma.
At the close arrangements were
made for race between Alfred Bou.
vette and Joha Baptie, to come OF at
Neche on the 18th of this month.
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Fresh garden seeds at the Drug
Store. 35tf
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DRAYToN will have its hands and
houses full ON March Goth to 22nd.
Both the district NJ E. conference
and the Pembina Prcsbytcry meet
there on those dates. Mr.. Chas. Full,
Of this city, is on the program on the
topic Of Sunday Schools.
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ACCORDING to the present arrange
ments, 1.-THE Deacon" under the au.
spices Of Pcmbina lodge, A. o. U. W.,
and under tho management Of J. ID.
Winlaw, viii, conc of next Wednes-
day evening. Rchearsals have been
carried on nearly every evening this
week.
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ARA.

Born on Tuesday, March 9Th, 1891
to the wife Of John Skandcrlcg, a son
John ellis appears to be the most
popular Of our office holders, receiv.
Ing the full vote cast 50. So.
Paul Williams is also having shis
usual success in district No. 81, "No
king like Cesar" no teacher like Paul,
for district 81. ~.
Diversity In farming is now. in Or
der, some of our farmers are going In.
to sheep, cattle and hog.raising quite
extensively. ,
School No. 1 in district Ne. 90 is
progressing finely under James Glen.
denning. The attendance is good
We notice quito Il large humber of
young men taking advantage Of the
winter term which speaks we'll for
the young men and the teacher.
Seldom, if,ever, has q township cleo.
tion created such great interest as
that of Tuesday last. In former
years our elections have been but for.
NAL affairs, not SO on Tuesday. Early
In the morning aspirants fornthc of.
flee Of supervisor were busy laying
their wires and trading one with the
other; the regular caucus nominees
were scratched and it developed into
q regular go-as.you-pleasc race. AS
the day wore on the various questions
brought forward were debated with a
zest that shows that our voters and
taxpayers are becoming fully alive to
the importance Of our Municipal In
stitutions and that they Intend In
the future to look more closely into
how the affairs Of the township are
manager with q view to q reduction Of
the taxes which happily for this
township have never. been vetXbhtden.
some. When the votes werssco,lntcd
the whole Of the caucus. aominees
were found to bc elected, With very
small majorities In the case .ef.- tl1e
supervisors; the rest Of the ticket had
no serious opposition. :. e.
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J. q. Abrams aud q. All 6ackcr
dr've over h Cavalier Wcd6t
Alex Mclaughlin lest ashs Hast
week. I'D
Lots Of ska.Gil Y,een, II ld
In the p,st week. SIS!
Miss Ella st,clail 3
Ontario Friday afesFy 3Sfss
winter visItlps rslatissaHMs q
Miss Mattis. pSii & u Isl Sft =
visiting friends ln:t ilinsls I .
Miss Giaec Crane spent / N6uS III
days visiting,i6 the c,ty.s. $50
Rev. Arthur,sB. Ast Thd;sinslS
popular Presbyterian nlhister, was ii
tho city Sunday. a;asssSs;
;. d. scney has accepted a position
with j. NJ. Chisholm as harness innaki
or. Mr.. seney is IN adept at the bus.
iness. H'!'' So,
Miss J. Huntington, Miss Asselstfiie
snd IA number OF otbsrs from this
place, attended the teachers examina:
ton ut Hlthgate, on the .sth.
A number Of our citizens are think
ing seriously Of taking u: trip u the
Rainy Lake In the near future. T.. Gen.
tlemen, you batter wait until they
get some way ii Importing provisions.
D. Ellcnhaum Of Cavalier, haspur-
chased the large stock Of dry :,gsSoas
and groceries formerly owned b. w.
+. Loomis. Mr.: Ellcnbaum is a fine
business man and will spagc nothing
to make his store at this PLACE, one '9f
the finest generalstores iu the COUNTY.
Although Mr.. .LOomis has: owned aud
operated the business but Il. short
time, hs his been il very topaiar, sncr.
chant. aud has. .hud y. ,l.sIe traae.
Should he decide to leave the city,
the best wishes Of all will .;,ccuinpa ny
him. :. :: 80,
Postmaster Chishdlu :rcccixsf ssa,u
postoftice boxes Friday last aud start.
cd the ball rolling Monday by ,tpktn9
charge Of the office. Miss Matte
Davis is the popular deputy. Miss ID.
has had plenty Of experience, having
filed position In ii postcticc TOR ioui
years in Illinois. The Loxcs arc il new
aud decided Improvement. There
are thirty lock boxes, aud there will
be no danger Of losing your key as
each one is fitted with continuation
lock, each having a different cdihbina.
tion. BESIDES the hck.libxcs, there
are u large number Of plat.4i; Ones. i,
general delivery window and b money
order window. Il is ii. spte'idid' post
Office cabinet; it looks well mid works
to perfection, aud We have no doubt
that Mr.. Chisholm will give excellent
Satisfaction as postmaster. az. -. ~
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TIE PI0EREa. EIPRBSS.
Entered At the possomess Psnbina q, sseo
elsas mall matter.
FRIDAY. MARCH Is. 1894.
AROUND TOWN.

SPECIAL meeting Of the G. A. r,
this evening.
REGULAR meeting Masonic Lodge
this evening.
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SERVICES at the Episcopal church
on Sunday evening ut the usual hour.
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TIE Red Deer Review made It's first
appearance this week. ID. ii. Murphy,
editor Of the new paper, has ordered
his plant from Toronto, which has not
arrived. In the meantime the new pa
per Is being printed in the Edmonton
Times Office. The first issue contains
a good advertising patronage. We
wish the venture succcss.-Edmonton
IN. w. IT, Times.
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E. N. nixon furnishes the lumber
for the st. Vincent city hall.
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|@ G. A. r..
II. SORDEN Post NO. 70.
'.sxa!.. s:.sstinSsesssy second and fourth Non
J. G. SUNDERaAN, q. W. PERKINS,
AdjutAnt. PostC"mmau Ter
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A FINAL meeting Of the ladies Of
the Pcmbina Columbian club will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Gus
Short, Tuesday evening, March 10th,
ut O'clock r. ". A full attendance
Of all the members are requested, as
the fund on hand will be disposed Of
by vote.
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This is my second trip.
My business? Oh, I'm an
all round hat man, from the
top Of my head to the sole of |
my feet. Year in and year
.out, 1 know nothing. talk
nothing but hats. I have
stiff hats, soft hats, wide
hats, narrow hats, of allcol-
ors, sizes, descriptions and
prices and will promise by
the great, wide, sweat band
not to plug you in a single
transaction. You will OBJ
serve I carry caps also and
they are away down low
Oh I'm a 'crusher' fromBea-
vertown and I am always a
winner at the Derby and
don't care a straw who
knows it. T hats all this
time, except t hat we are on
the brim Of a big trade in
spring hats. Where am I
at? 1 always stop at
Shorts Satisfactory Store.
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A CONSERVATIVE political meeting
will be held at Emerson, on Thursday,
the 18th inst. when addresses will be
delivered by Hugh ]. Mcdonald, ex.
member OF parliament; ]. A. David.
son, leader Of the opposition in the 10.
cal legislature; Il. Rogers, president
OF the Provincial Conservative Associ.
atiOn; Il. r. Robin aud II. d. McFad.
den, NJ. p. P.-Winnipes Free Press.
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TIE body Of the late Rev. D. Wool.
ncr was taken to Drsyton for inter.
ment Wednesday. Rev. WOolner was
formerly Of DIay ton, and well known
and much respected 10 this and ad-
joining counties. He died In Michi.
gan City, this state, where he was fill
ing the pulpit Of the Congregational
church.
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FalDAY night the Niap,eton Thcsr.
isns will put .n play at the upcra
house at that place. entitled 1.-THE
Doacon." Tho play Is q comedy In
I've acts. The entertainment will
wind up with n grand hull ut which
our orchestra has been asked 10 pre-.
side. Fargo Argus.
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SuPT. JACKSON had a very largo
number Of teachers at his spring ex-
animation at l,athgate aud st. Thorn.
a. last week. There were l0l alto.
gether. Tho mass Of question papers
handed him by these candidates, fol
examlnation 10 almost appalling, and
It will necessarily take some time be,
fore tho superintendent can q
through them all.
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VIC. y. U. will meet ut Mrs. Cur.
rison's, on Friday evening next, Mt
O'cl,ck.
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CGrliGlS.

Mike Harrington IL buiiding,a two.
story, frame house, near the Old store
and will soon move into it.s....
Mr.. lhnsken has bought u thotougtl.
bred, French coach 'stallions his pcdi,
gree shows that he. was imported
from France. -;- 81.
Not much excitement was seen ut
our town election, all the old 'ofiiccrs
were reelected. They seem. TO hc
giving u universal satisfaction.
The equal rights, question seems 'tu
be taking hold Of the minds 'or tho
people here aud strong arguments eun
now bc heard ut all public meetings.
The opera troupe have shut down
their plays for tho winter. The boys
did very well and every one has u
good word for them. They intend. TO
commence a series OfshOws next fall.
Your correspondent has been very
sick with the mumps ever since the
middle Of last week land Is. only little
better yet, just able to sit up BY spells.
Living on farm without q house
keeper is we'll enough as long us you
are well, but when sickness overt;lkcs
you 1t is well to say. the least, not
pleasant.
At last VIC hear that Howard East.
man is on the road home from Cana
da. with CARLOAD Of fine and, we'll
bred horses; when he arrives: come
and look over his stock and IL VIC dom t
miss our guess you will see us fine
horses as ever you laid your eyes on in
this country. -.
The Huffman boys are building
dwelling houses and barns and other
wise getting ready for spring work,
and We do not know what all else.
Say, boys II you should take Il notion
to get some Of your loving friends u
come and keep your houses. clean, re-
member, that right here, t. where
you can get your Installation. eerc.
monies performed cheap Aad;.al good
style. Do not run 10 .Weliosor stA1,e
other outlandish place like Btck
Weeks; we know you are good rcpusli.
cans and believe in home: Industries.
Like the patent medicine companies,
we shy satisfaction guaranteed or
money. refunded" =; '>-''
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-03-16

FARMERS aud other local residents
arc builtlimgan'' airline 'rail1ald from
LangdOn To Rnlla.