The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-16

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TIE PIOBEER. EXPRESS.
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Class NALL matter
FRIDAY. AUGUST IS, 1895.
AROUND TOWN.
FOoT bros, cvangelists, are hold
ing forth In Larlmore this week,
MARRIAGE license was Issued last
Saturday to Gus Ncwans and MISS Id,
Staten, both OF Drayton.
REV. MOORE gavc a lecture befor,
the tcachers institute ut Kittsor
county, ut Hallock, last Friday even
Ing.
HARRY Horn had the misfortun,
II fracturiny bone in his wrist las
| Monday. While herding COW he slim
ped aud fell.
Miss AGNES JENNINGS, Of Cavalier
while attending the summer school, 1,
the guest OF the Misses Gaffney.-
Plaindealcr.
Miss Bessie KERR has been engag
ed to teach the school ut Gerou,
bridge, where Miss Rrby Whyt,
taught last spring.
NEW potatoes are sold ON the Min
neilpolfs' market at twenty-five cent,
l'er bushcl. This is very. cheap To-
this time Of the year, and attributed
to the abundant yield.
ATTORNEY Muir. secretary of tn,
county fair, hss IL notice in anothe
column. Much ut the success of tn,
fair last year was due to the dilIRen
service rendered by its secretary.
Next Tuesday opens The season To-
shouting prairie chickens 10 Nortl
Dakota. While we have heard of
few cncroachmcnts, the law las bee,
pretty well observed in Pembin,
county, and chickens are plentiful.
STATE examiner Wallace of James
town was in the city last week ant
put in two days examining Treasurer
Douglas records at the court house
M.r. Wallace found every thing as they
should &c,
Z. NJ. NIXON has had men Mt worl
re-arranging and fixing up his tene
lnent house on Ramsey street, be
tween Cavilccr and second streets, be
fore the arrival Of Prof. and Mrs
Hawthorn. who have rented he same
A HEAVY storm of wind, rain and
he II, Oh Tuesday evening, did con.
siderable damage to grain in Hamil.
ton and st. Thomas townships. Oul
reports as to the full damage are con.
fticting aud details are not at hand at
tllis writing.
TIE soldiers ut Fort Pembina left
Yesterday, for Fort Assinibune, Mon.
tana, In charge of Major Hooton.
Lieutenant Ely aud a detachment of
privates are detailed here to turn
over the government property re-
naming, To q gentleman from St.
Paul.
SEVERAL If the young people are
making arrangements for u weeks
outing ut Walhalla. They will prob.
ably make preparations to leave
next week. There will be in the
neighborhood of u dozen in the num-
Der. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kneeshaw
will act as chaperons.
GEORGE HENsEL purchased u bran
ew.Peerless separator from Charles
Atkinson this week. Mr.. Hensel has
always had the reputation of being
one Of the best threshers in this cOun.
ty, and now with the famous Peerless
machine will be able to sustain his
cnviable reputation this fall.
The Great Northern Cr0okston aud
st. Vincent branch changed time
Monday. The train leaves St. Vim
cent for Crookston at IL O'clock noon,
and arrives from the south at 2:45.
This makes disconnection with all
Northern Pacific trains here, and It is
necessary for travellers to stop over.
POSTMASTER Cavileer wishes US to
state, that considerable annoyance is
experienced by mail matter reaching
the Office TOO late. Mails intended for
the st. Vincent and Crookston line
should reach tho post Office not later
than ILLS O'Clock, the Winnipeg at
1l:3O and the south bound Northern
Pacific at 2:15 o'clock.
MIR. CAkGILL, representing the
Victoria Elevator Company, was In
the city Wednesday looking over the
elevator prospects. The creation Of
the Pcmbina Elevator Company is
liable to make change In his COM
pany's plan,s0 they will not bui.d this
year. The material is already On the
road for this proposed elevator at
Pembina.
A DUsKY-hucd Individual, claiming
to be . preacher and also signing n !.
D. to his name, made his appearance.
10 our midst few days ago. His un-
savory reputation had preceded him,
however. and when he attempted to
make arrangements for lecture he
met with such chilly reception that
he'll never 60 there any more. "-Eme.
RADIO correspondent to Grand Forks
Miss NINA LANGToN was honored
with three social gatherings this
week, BY her friends before returning
TO Minneapolis. Miss Pauline Harris