The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-22

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day, boy.
DoN'T forget to pay your A. o. U.
w. assessment before the 18th, Of
this month.
The temperature during the first
Of the week was very endurable, but
caught Il little cold on Wednesday.
The st. Vincent Foresters held a
grand and successful ball last Friday
night. Many were present from this
city and report u pleasant time aud
hospItablc reception.
If the proprtetors OF Kittson Hall
would saw a hole In the ceiling and
make another opening in the gable
OF the building, they would receive
the thanks Of suffocating public.
DANIELS s. Co are now running
their new cigar Factory in full blast,
and can fill orders to the trade on an.
plicatiOn. We hear that they are
m liking gt"d article. PatronIze
hume Industry
REV. MIR. WHARTON Of the Ep,scu.
pal church here left On Saturday t.
take charge III his new appointment,
in Nebraska. Mr.. Wharton was pre-.
scented with Il purse by his Hallock
Pensioners before leaving.
WE GO to press loo soon to report
tho charity ball Of last night, except
to say that the committee have made
every preparation for a grand time
ana the prospects Of u large attend.
ance were very good.
Our friend Martin Kraft, of Park,
township, writes us that owing tu
poor health he has rented his farms
aud will sell his farm machinery and
stock Oh or about March Ah. Look
out for bills.
j. u. SoNDERMAN makes u special
announcement III another c:.lumn.
Mr.. SOndernnan Is the pioneer tailor
Of the northwest and is too well
known to our readers To need an In.
PRODUCTION.
MIR. Tuos. GAFFNEY, late states
attorney Of Walsh county, has opened
Il law office in this city, occupying
"ttice rooms with j. ii. Bird IN the
Herald block. Mr.. Gaffney is we'll
known Throughout the state and will
doubtless build up god BUSINESS
Grand Forks Herald.
WILL FOWLER says there's trouble
all long the line, and lie has some at
his house tuo. Ills came Tuesday
aud is also a girl. aud VIII whistles,
out Of each corncr Of his mouth, two
tupcs at the same time, and says
Get up there" to his dray horses
without ever stopping the music.
WE omitted to mention the meet
ing under the auspices Of the w. C.
T. U. at Ktttson Hall last week; q
large audience were present and lis.
tened to an attractive program Of
music, rccitations etc, and to excel
lent addresses from Attorneys J,osard
Of Grand Forks and MOnnet uf Bath.
gate.
Tie Short Orchestra are thinking
that sometime In the future that
they will give u concert for the pur.
pose Of raising funds TO pay for their
big fiddle. As almost every church,
society and other entertainments
have had the benefit Of their music
without cent OF charge for several
years, 1t is certain that they should
aud would hav u full house.
MIR. CHAs. FULL who was expected
home last week from p. E. 1. was de.
taiGed Oh the Island by ice In the
straits. lie was delayed over u
week, aud was lucky as it was, as
the steamer made only that trip and
has not been allie to cross since. He
Is now In New York buying goods of
which the first Invoices are already
here. and he is expected home him.
self by the 10Th.
The neighbors ofour heretofore re-
spected F. G. Warner, agent Of the
N. p. ut this place, were astonished
to hear that sOlne kind Of family
trouble had occurred ut his house On
Sunday. Since the occurrence F. e.
has been barely able to attend to his
duties ut the office; but, as Dr. Har.
ris, who was called, reported the
trouble as only little one, there
were no arrests made. DR.. Harris
says however, that there is every
prospect Of the trouble growing larry
ey and more serious. At present 1t
only weighs eight pounds and is Of
the feminine persuasion.
Nix. AND Mrs. HoULE aud children,
their daughter Mrs. Pratt, and Mrs.
z. Piche sister Of Mrs. Houle, left
Pembina on Tuesday for Haverhill
Mass. where they will make their fu-
ture home. Mr.. Pratt left a few
weeks ago for the same place to pre-
pare for their coming. Mrs, Piche is
the widow Of Landlord Plche who
died u short time since. She has been
here about three years. Mr.. IIoulc
and family have been hero about q
year, Mr.. Houle being with MI. Plche
in his butcher shop. Many friends
will regret that circumstances have
made 1t seem necessary for this
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