The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-01-19
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THE PIONEER. EIPRESS.
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claee mail matter.
FRIDAY. JANUARY, 10 1894.
AROUND TOWN.
BOMBERGER dies to-day.
REGULAR meeting Of Masonic
Lodge this Friday evening.
COOLER, but pleasant on Wednesday
and Thursday.
ARM BJoRNs0N has accepted q
situation In the Union National Bank
of Grand Forks.
MISS Charlotte Dure entertained q
party Of young friends on Tuesday
evening.
REGULAR meeting G. A. II. Monday
evening. Installation Of officers for
the ensuing year.
JOSEPH Brawley is getting better
after a very severe illness. He was
over to church on Tuesday.
AND now coal takes another step
downward, says Mr.. Switzer in his
adv, and the people smile.
THE attention of the reader is
called to Full's special announcement
In another column this week.
REV. Jonas Sigurdson will conduct
services in the Icelandic church next
Sunday morning alto o'clock.
THE toboggan slide is now in rum
ming order, but the warm weather and
little snow makes sliding rather rough
exercise.
a SERVICE Of song will be given in
the Presbyterian church ON Sunday
evening next, at 100 O'clock. All cor
daily invited.
DON'T skip that article "n the edi-
torial page from the New York Tri-
bune entitled "The new thistlc.' 1t
will make even u pOpulist laugh.
The bows ut Fort Pembina gave an-
other of their successful balls Friday
evening. A large number attended
from town, who report pleasant
time.
RACES at the Emerson rink to-
morrow Saturday evening.) Three
miles open, $1,000: hurdle race, 900;
ladies race, zoo; Emerson band in a t.
tendance.
A SINGING school has been organized
under the management of Mr.. viii.
liams, Of Emerson, and will meet for
their first practice on Saturday even
ing at the school house at 40 pm.
ST. THOMAS Times says: John
Ganssle Of that city is looking up
residence 10 Minneapolis: Mr. GanssIe
has been a prominent business man
In this county and will be missed.
SKATING, on the roads and side
walks have been INDUCED ia by all
classes this week. The kids enjoy it,
but older people don't think it is much
fun, and find it depressing to dignity.
A PERSON would think 1t was an
old fashioned methodist social, by the
way Chas. Full displayed his talent
auctioneering of the boxes at the
catholic entertainment the other
evening.
THE AnOka Union says: A lady
was heard to remark the other day
that she had to 60 home and sew on a
democratic badge for her husband. On
inquiring, what the badge was, she
replied. "a patch on the seat of his
pants, caused by sitting around wait
for work."
"A REAL January thaw" culminat-
ing In quite rain on Tuesday was q !
remarkable circumstance for this sea-
son in this latitude. The last season
which was as warm at this time Of
year was in 1919, when no snow fell |
until the spring and heavy rains &C. |
CURED about New Years.
CARLISLE farmers are selling wheat |
~ sample for 5l} cents, to agents OF |
Minneapolis millers. The cause ID |
supposed to be that the millers begin
to think they have let too much wheat |
60 by them, and they will have to i
rustic to get enough No i hard to |
Keep the mills going.