The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-08-09
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FRIDAY. AUGUST o, 1896.
AROUND TOWR.
THE incest people now tell smutty
stories--about the CROP -Casseltonia
w. q. I. U. WILL meet ut the rcsi.
dence OF Mrs.Augustus Short on Mon.
day evening next at eight O'Clock.
REGULAR service at The M, T..
church Sunday evening, subject,
MANS place IN the universe". All
cordially inyltcd.
AN infant child Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Soda, living ON Frank Kings place,
died Sunday evening and was buried
Tuesday.
JOHN FINNEY, on the Joe river In
Minnesota, commenced cutting whcat
last Wednesday, and thinks that he
will be able to keep his binders going
right along.
BISHOP WALKER, when In England,
purchased chime Of eight bells
which give out a very tinc sound and
which are quiet a novelty ON his chap
Ell car.-Grand Forks Herald.
THE band turned out Wednesday
evening and played In different parts
Of the city. The boys are liberal with
their open air concerts. and the citi.
zens Of Pembina appreciate it.
MIR. AND MRS. WHITFIELD DOUa.
LAS gave reception last week To
their son George, who has recently
returned from the Hamline Uuiver-
sity. There were manv young folks
persent who spenta pleasant evening.
CuAs. ATKINSON sold a new Peer.
less threshing outfit to Robert Griffith,
In Minnesota, and delivered 1t this
week. The Peerless separator has
many modern improvements that
is worthy Of consideration to pur.
chascrs.
JAS. Il MOORIIEAD has been ap-
pointed assistant city police, and is
on duty in the day time while Chief
Kerr paradcs the streets Mt night.
This is Il wise move on the plrt Of the
city council. now that the country is
Infested with the famous hobo, and
hardly "a week passes but some town
Is pluhticrcd.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEO Cox Of Goder-
ich, Ont, parents Of Mrs. w. Douglas,
returned to Pembina. Wednesday,
after two weeks visit with their son
and daughter. Mr.. A. Cox, and Mrs.
II. Sinclair Of Nowesta. Mr.. Cox
thinks we have the finest country he
every saw. They leave iiftwo weeks
for Carberry.
EXTREME Of temperature, barome.
ter, wind aud precipitation for week
ending Monday, August 9Th. 1895:
Highest barometer on July a,th, low
est brometcr Oh August 4th, highest
temperature. "a, OH the 3rd: lowest
temperature, SO, OH July 3Oth; high.
est wind, Is miles, on LIST to End Of
August. total rainfall for the week,
IL inch.
The superintendent Of the North.
ern Pacific dining car service was in
the city Monday, en- route for Winni.
peg, to confer with Canadian author.
tiles regarding running the dining car
as far as. Morris. This extension
would furnish lunch 70, both north
and south bound trains. As it is now,
the diner is side tracked at Grafton,
In the morning.
Col. LOUNsBERRY, Of Fargo, WIS
In the city. Saturday, in the interest
Of the Record, one Of the best histori-
cal magazines ever published ia the
Interest Of tho northwest. He was
around the city with Hon. Chas. Ca.
vllcer, gathering statistics of carly
history, of which Mr.. Cavileer could
give him lots. We understand Penn
bina will appear in the August num-
Der. You ought to subscribe for the
Recordiprice $500 per year.
J. j. DoRMER came down from the
fort Saturday evening In his steam
launch. When he whlstled at the
mouth Of the Pembina river 1T look
cd like old times to see the crowd go|
down to the Handing. Mr.. Dormer
has made everything about the boat
including engine and boiler. The en-
CINE ia one aud u half and the boiler
three horsepower, which makes it very
easy to steam up The speed is from
six to eight miles an hour, and it car
ries six persons.
+. A. HART went to Crookston Fri.
day on business before the U. S. land
Office, having been retained by Aug.
Goslin. The properly involved Is the
land along the International boun.
Diary line, In Minnesota, from the
Red river east. Mr.. Goslin proved up
on the land in 1881 but for some rea.
son the proof was cancelled and no
notice rent to the claimant. The
property is now owned bv A.W. Stiles.
Mr.. Goslln gets back the money that
was paid over to the government, af-
ter acontinuous residence on the place
for nearly fifty years.
MARIO FADDEN came down from
Johnston & Holmes ranch, Saturday,
and gave o bronch0 exhibition on
street that afforded amuse.
ment to good audience. It took
some time to get the animal In harness
and hitched up to lumber wagon