The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-05

TH1 Echo says thst A. B. 0oewsy,
formerly Of Drayton, nov OF voss, is|
very III, and that James Elanigsn's
blacksmith shop caught are and came
near burning up
TIE "aash.l,sht" photo man, Mr..
Chain, has done . big business 10
town this week. His speciality Of
taking pictures Of peoples own homes,
stores, or shops takes we'll. aud he
takes them we'll, % we'll.
Persons having business with the
supervisors Of PembIna township will
please flle the same with the Clerk,
WIN. Carter. Mr.. Carter's postonice
address 10 Bathgate. The board will
try and make arrangements to hold
future meetings at Geroux bridge.
We understand that the place now
occupied BY w. g. Thompson - . fruit
stand has been rented for one year to
Leon Graveline, Of Pembina, who In
tends to put In now barber shop
there by the 1st Of the month. As a
kuight Of the razor. Mr.. G. ls an artist,
having followed the business for over
twelve years, and during this period
has been in business in the leading
cities OF the northwest.-Hallock
Enterprise.
REV. e. o. TAYLOR will lecture at
Kittson hall, on Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. April 18th, 18th and 18th.
His subjects are:"That Boy Of Yours"
"Alcohol and the Later Science" "a
Glass Of Beer Analysed" Mr.. Taylor
has been lectnring in Grand Forks
and other points In the state, to very
large audiences, and the press is very
complimentary. His lectures are Of
scientific character, illustrated by ex-
periments.
MIR. AND MRS. w. G. SHORT aud
G. G. Thompson gave q "Salmagundi"
party In their rooms over the First
National Bank, Friday evening to
the many friends OF o. e. Thompson,
before his departure for Grand Forks.
The evening was spent very pleasant
ly, In various kinds of games. The
many good wishes extended Mr..
Thompson ut the close were evidence
of the high esteem he was held by
his Pem0iRa friends.
THE city election on Monday was an
uneventful unanIlAity, and the CAUCUS
ticket Of Saturday night, which was
also unanimous, though largely ut.
tended affair, was elected. The ufl.
cial elect are: mayor, Hon. Judson
LaMoure; aldermen, F. NJ. King, F..
A. Hart. Jacob GRADER; treasurer G..
W. Ryan; justice Of the peace, II.
Aylen. The total Of votes cast. warl
one, 81. ward Two, so, ward three. 80,
total l2l. Under the old statute, Of.
ticers qualified April 10Th, week from
Tuesday, aud 1t seems u new law p,ss-
cd this winter makes that day the
date OF the first meeting Of the new
board, according to the Fargo Forum.
On yesterdays southbound freight,
In ii car specially fitted up. were five
mouse aud one elk. consigned to WIN.
Cross, Liverpool, England. The AMI
mails had been caught east Of Lake
Winnipeg Two yeas ago, when calves.
we're owned byW. II. Whyte Of Win
nipeg. and sold as property of one Of
the public gardens 10 Liverpool. w.
H. Root, exporter aud dealer In wild
animals, Laramie, Wyoming, was Ia
charge Of the shipment. Two years
ago Mr.. Root exported to England
twelve elks 10 one shipment. After
Inspectors McCully and Mckay had
adorned trem with a necklace Of fine
wire, sealed with the U. S. customs
seal, the monarchs Of the forest were
grained passage through the United
States.