The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-13

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ERIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1895.
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the past week up to last H HlslSl:
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AROUND TOWN.
ST. VINCENT has set the date of
their county fair on October 18th and
18th.
A CHILD aged ten months, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Solvsaon of South Penn.
blna was buried on Wednesday.
THE conundrum which the farmer
is figuring on just now is, when No. l
hard wheat drops 40 cents more, what
will be the price of the lower grades?
The Gretna Concert Company, ad.
vertised for Kittson Hall, Monday
evening, cancelled their dates and
went to Emerson the following even.
ing instead.
w. II. RAMSEY: Those Pembina
county fellows play tennis all Of the
time and put up a great game. I
count them winners over all corners
at the tournament Observation-Disclosures.
THE funeral Of Mrs. Marie Brouillct
Of Macarthur, was held from the re-
sidence on Wednesday afternoon. A
large attendance Of friends followed
the deceased to the cemetery.
REV. Mr.. MCGREaoR gave a talk
on travels In Palestine at the M. f.
church on Tuesday evening. Mr.. Nc
Gregor IS always an interestings peak
er. and his audience was very much
entertained and instructed by his re.
marks aud would like to hear more of
it.
HAROLD MUIR came over from
Hamilton Tuesday morning Oh his by
cycle and when he got to Pcmbina he
found he had lost his watch on the
way over. He turned back and re-
turned the second time but did not
find the watch.
SUPT. JACKSON OF Pcmbina. wis in
the city last Thursday, making ar
rangements with Supt. Wouds in the
regard to the hulding of the tri-coun-
ty educational association, which will
be held in Pembina county sometime
next month.-Walsh County Record.
d. EARNEST HALL was over from
Conway on Saturday. lie is teach
Ing u three months term of school at
Conway. lie had just learned that
his team and harness had been cop
sumed by fire, which is quite q loss
for him to sustain.-Walsh County
Record.
THE Victoria elevator will probably
be finished by tomorrow and ready
for wheat. Ills very conveniently ar
ranged for unloading, weighing and
elcvating. A brick engine house ia
separate from the building and con-
tains neat four-horse power gas
oline engine.
BIC posters announce the holding
of Pembina county fair at Hamilton,
on the Goth and 9th. Everything is
being done to make the fair the big
gest success Of anything ever held iu
the county. The premiums are
numerous and liberal and the at
fractions will be many.
TIE McKan!ass Colored Troupe
which appeared here on Saturday
evening, though not large In numbers
gave good satisfaction to a fair.sizcd
audience. Prof. McKanlass is good
singer and splendid violinist and
Miss Robinson has sweet, strong and
well-trained voice. They give varl-
ed and pleasing program.
A LITTLE girl, daughter Of Ambrose
Glow Of st. Vincent, aged ~ years.
was killed on Saturday by being
thrown from a wagon on which she
was loading shcaves The wheel pass
ed over her body and she only lived
few hours. The funeral was on Sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Moore officiating.
LIEUT.. ELY and his detachment OF
soldiers at Fort Pembina expect to
leave here for the west on the 18th.
Since leaving here, orders have been
received changing the garrIsons of
some of the western forts. so that the
Twenty-second will go from Fort Asst.
niboine to Fort Harrison, (Helena)
and 1T is probable that Lieut.. Ely's
company will go there.
EFFORTS are being made to start q
skating rink for amusement next
winter. Messrs. Palson and Moor
head are at the head, and they areask-
ing subscriptions to tickets to see. how