The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-06
THE PIONEER. EXPRESS,

THE PlOnEER. EXPRESS.
Entered at the postos,esat Psmhins.ssseosd
c!ass mai matter.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER g, 1895.
1Iarkst Report.
The following is the Il-IsIss|:sIs
wheat market repOl t Of SlslSl: SI
the past week up to last EISlSI:
evening, furnished byF. SISIsI:
is. Cheney, Of the Mon IE|y|:
arch Elevator Company. .l::E IL
Friday. I45|42|3S|35I
SATURDAY .............. l45I44l4l I37I34
MOnoay. ............... ll45|44l4l|37IAl
IQesoay ............... ll45I44I4lI37lA
wednesday ............ 43I42|39I35I32I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 43l42l39l35l32l
! AROUND TOWN.
HAIL Liberty! Township 1872, range
NEXT meeting of commissioners is
4 OctUber 7th.
SCHOOL began Monday with l43
pupils In attendance.
BAPTIE s. Wilson Of Bathgate have
sold their elevator to Brooks BROS.
TIE N. p. begin selling tho State
Fair excursion tickets on Sunday.
One fare for both ways.
THERE will be twenty-three stars
In Pemlina Cuunty's flag after next
month. Liberty" is the new one.
SATURDAY eve. the cOlorcd peoples
night. music sweet and fun complete.
Popular prices. Reserved seats at
Shorts
TIE Ger0ux bridge is finished all
but the approaches Cruising can he
had by beginning IF the week. lit is
n tiuc and much needed structure.
Hon. j. II. WORST will make the
opening address at Hamilton On the
second day of the FAIR. the 9th, Mr..
Worst is one Of the finest platform
orators in Moth Dakota.
REV. ALEX. McGREGoR. pastor of u
Lowery Hill (Minneapolls,) Congrega-
tional church. will occupy the NJ. E.
pulpit on Sunday evening. All are
cordially invited.
THE Hamilton Far catalogues are
out. YOU can get one Of the directors,
or secretary at Hamilton. Some pref |,
ty good portraits In II, and its worth
while taking unc homo and looking it
over. |,
SOME new and handsome mOnu- il
mcnts lave been set up at the city
cemetery this week. DIR, Harris and
Mcssrs hubert and Defoe are the own {
crs. The latter stone is handsome {
aud IL To the memory OF Alex. Dcrnc.
a LARGE number Of guests met attic
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. George
Thompson on Wednesday evening to
greet the Episcopal rector, Rev. Mr..
Peabody and his wife. 1t was very
pleasant. occasion.
EDITOR Wilson who has been In
the elevator business and ought to
know whereof he speaks, says that q
cents covers the actual difference in
the price between badly smutted
wheat and similar wheat without
smut.
The assessed valuation Of the city
IT Pcmlina for 1895 is $l04, 40. For
school district No. is $313,4lO. The
tax levied by the city this year will be
about two cents on the dollar and by
the school district (s25OO) about eight
mills.
A PICNIC Of bicyclists is being ar.
ranged for Wednesday afternoon, in
Scott's grove. below Emerson. Every.
body that has wheel and wishes to
Join can fit out his or her basket and
come along. Further particulars can
be had by applying to Mrs. Kneeshaw.
j THE Victoria elevator is looming up
in the air. 1t Is "crit" built and
quite lofty. ]. f. Ashley and large
crew are busy at work at the Near
thur house, which he is building for
the Pcmbina Elevator Co. The lum.
her is on the ground for the flat-house
to be built here.
TIE Grand Forks Herald chronicles
three different cases Of loss Of wheat
by fire through the burning Of straw,
which set fire to the stubble and ran
over the field. Great care must he
taken with fire this fall owing to the
fact that the stubble is so thick that
fire will run over it quite readily.
Fire breaks should be plowed early
and thoroughly.
THE baby boy Of Lieut.. and Mrs.
Ely OF Fort Pembina, died on Monday
morning OF cholera infantum, after
an illness Of only about thirty.six
hours. The child was about seven
months old. Mr.. Ely took the remains
to Iowa, on Tuesday to bury near