The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-18

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AROUND TOWN.
CLOAK sale to-day and tomorrow at
Prices.
The Pembina Cornet Band will be
J In attendance OF the st. Vincent fair
to-day.
The weather has been favorable
for threshing most of the week, ex-
cept on Monday.
The Woodmen arc to meet next
Monday. A lodge has been formed in
Bathgate of twenty members.
SERVICES on Sunday ut the Ice
landic Lutheran church at 3 O'Clock
p. m. Rev. j. A. Sigurdson Pastor.
DON'T forget Hamilton race day
next Tuesday, oath. They IRE offer
ing good purses, and they should have
q good meeting.
HAMILTON dedicates their elegant
new school house this evening. II
has cost 5000 and is as good us any
10 the county.
The st Vincent fair is 10 progress
to-day. We hope that our citizens
will go across aud see what our neigh
bOrs have to show.
PRAIRIE fires of great extent. with
Immense loss of property and some
lives arc reported from Manitoba and
from the country near Devils Lake.
THESE are drawn as U. S. jurors for
U. s. court at Grand Forks, Novem-
Der 18th. JAS. McCabe, Glasston:
Adam Norton, Neche (?) W. j. Nc
Bride, st. Thomas.
The Victoria elevators At this point
and Toilette, have each a new smut
machine which is run by their gaso-
line engines and 1T Is said to do splen.
did work.
The new skating rink is to lie built
on the corner of Second and ROlette
streets. 1t will be large aud COM lete.
Messrs Moorhead and Paulson are the
builders. Work will probably begin
next week.
A YOUNG man from Drayton was
brought here from Ardock on Tues
day by Sheriff McCabe, on charge Of
seduction. The case was settled by
the payment Of s75 to the victim.
E. NJ. Nixon, who has been in the
lumber business here for many years
says he sold more lumber this Septcm-
Der than ever, for the same time, be-
fore. This means that farmers are
figuring to store their own wheat.
DIR. WHEELER and the other gen.
tlemen composing the Cavalier hunt
ing party dlned with Jud LaMoure In
his teppee Saturday. Jud and a party
of six are hunting in Cavalier county
and on Saturday Jud was cook. DR..
Wheeler says he can boil water to
beat four Of any kind.-Plaindealer.
THE Pembina House is being raised
for the purpose of putting in a new
foundation. 1t is built of squared
logs pinned together, and is therefore
avery heavy affair. 1t is one of the
Oldest buildings in use In Pcmbina,
and the under pinning is very rotten.
It will make quite a job.
RUBE ALLYN's entertainment ut
Kittson Hall, on Wednesday evening
was attended by u fair sized house
and gave good satisfaction. Mr..
Allyn performs the difficult task Of
being able, singly and alone, TO in
.terest and amuse his audience.
through a long and varied program.
"A NAN named John Robert Moth
was arrested In the city yesterday at
the instance of a hotel proprietor of
Drayton, N. D., who accuses him of
stealing suit Of clothes belonging to
a boarder at the hotel. A formal
charge will probably be laid against
the prisoner to-day.-Winnipeg Free
Press.
Mr.. DoRMER expects to have his |
electric lights in operation in about
two weeks. Mr.. Willard, an electri.
clan from st. Paul is here preparing
to put the poles and wires in position.
Mr.. Dormer is fitting up frst-class
machine repair shop and will be pre-
pared to take care Of all kinds of work
Of that nature us well us ordinary
biacksmithing.
TONIGHT, Friday 18th, Hotel
OBrien ut Neche opens its doors with
y grand ball. A number Of people
from here are arranging to assist
Landlord O'Brien in his "house-warm.
ing" Mr.. O'Brien has hundreds Of
friends all over the county whose
hearts will be with him, though they
may not be able to be present In ner.
son. Good luck to "HOtel o. Brien."
JAS. A. Thompson of Fort Pcmbina
was in the city the greater part of the
week making arrangements prepara-
tory - putting In a new bakery 10
this city. Mr.. Thompson IS an old
army baker and fully understa the
baking business in all its branches
He will occupy the Enterprise build.
ing as soon as vacated by the present
occupants.-Hallock Enterprise.
Mr.. L. G. FRANKLIN, who for sever.
al years has bad charge Of ]. c. earn.
ers business in Grafton, leaves on
for Waverly, Ia, whore he
Will visit for . time and then goes TO
uhora ho 10.