The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1894-05-25

Langtlon seven. good, straight farIu-
crs swore they IN,,lght Intoxicating
liGurr from tho defendant to drink as
IL beverage. Tile defendant sw"rc h.
only scld then. Liquor as druggist, or
as u physician. This was the only
evi,lc"rc fer The dcfeuce. The jury
disagreed after forty.cigl,t hours Gun
sul,aiiGn. Judge Tcn,rleisn tn dis
missing Lln.m sar1.i the Jurors
severely aud stated he never saw u
plainer case. IN all his experience Ia
court. IT, is evident pr,,i,ibitiUm don't
pr,l,i"it-.s' me jurOis IN Cavalier
cuuIty.
WE would again call the atLcn.
ton 81 tie city government To- the
stat us "f tic city cemetery. We lie.
lirvr that the ground las been plat
ted at quite an expense. l;ut there
the matter rests and has rested fer
two years. Meantime stakes are lie.
i"9 pulled. burned and misplaced.
Stan the Plating will lie useless.
VI ly d"nt the council q" AHEAD and
put the lots on salcy The necessary
w";k remaining is certainly but lit
llr. We believe that as soon us tho
lots are put on sale the cemetery
grol,ntl will more than take care or
ITSELF financially. Wnat Is the inat-
ter.
IN a trip overland u, Lamstl"n Last
week We found early wheat we'll up
all along the road and no ap;,rrrial,le
difference IN advamccnIonL ter the
whine seventy miles. Hctu,EtLs I.y
rail via Larinm,rc and Grand Folks We
found the cr'D i,a,kimg just about The
same. and all looking first-class. There
seemed to be Il larger amount "f un.
pl0wed land than usual, which, would
betoken of a smaller acreage "f wheat
and more area VI oats aud harley aud
land left for the summer falI"w
While the spring has seemed wet.cnlai
and backward, yet the wheat crp as
u whole Is up earlier than usual aud
never looked better.
TIE arrangements for the proper
observance OF Memorial hay are go.
ing on successfully. aud prtnIisc to
he Of much interest Que Of the new
features will be an escort by the SOL
diers Of Fort PcmbiDa, Who will be
under arms and will fire three vOllcys
at the cemetery us is the usual CHS
tom ut the burial Of a-sOldier. The
A. o. u. w. will also turn out In re.
gala, aud with the fiag-drill girls and
the school children aud citizens will
make q procession we'll worth seeing.
The services In the evening. besides
the Grafton Of Judge Conmy, will he
varied aud interesting. All lid sol
diers are especially requested I" be
present and citizens vt the county
generally will Lc welcome.
The attention Of the tcachers aud
scholars is called par ticularly to Tie
second section Of the Memorial Day
orders published In this issue, As q
lesson in the love Of the beautiful,
as an Object less. u In the study Of
history, as a lesson i'll practical citi-
zenship. patri"tism and love II
country, In which the Youngest child
as we'll as the older man can act well
his part and have "a place, Memorial
Day, with It's hallowed associations
and beautiful ceremonies is well
worthy of proper observance 10y our
public schools. Let every schml flag
he ll0Isted at half.nlast that day, and
every teacher, at least. tell the tale
E a. CT oping fl"g In pies. lie chief
end Of public education is good cit'.
-zcnship.
+. r. Holiucs and +. L. BrIden came
down from Neche last night to iL.
vestigate for themselves the land III
the Elks. The u. p. O. E. "tr'ttcd"
the lMys through their domains In
elegant style and report has 1t they
found 1t land flowing with milk and
llOpeY-and thluRs like that