The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-02-15
1arkst Report.
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AROUND TOWN.
BEN TAYLOR has added u bathroom
to. his barber shop.
The court crowd is gradually thin.
ming out us the cases are settled.
The citizens and court attendants
were much excited over the develop
ments in the murder case yesterday.
Town meeting day, March 9Th.
Town clerks Look after annual State
ments. Get your blanks ut this Office.
IT IL stated that Rev. Mr.. Wharton
Of the Episcopal church has received u
call to Nebraska which he will accept. I
ARCHIE MCDONALD has been re-.
pairing buggies this week, which
makes Il person think Of better days
close at hand.
JAILOR Morden Is said to have been
busy looking up statutes yesterday,
to see whether it was the duty Of the
jailor or sheriff to hang convicted
murdercrs.
COURT will probably adjourn next
Wednesday until Monday following, |
and is likely to last ut least two weeks |
after that. The judge expresses his
determination to clear the calendar
at this sitting.
THE Independent order of Forest
ers, OF st. Vincent, have made extern
sivc arrangements for a grand ball,
In the town hall this evening. All
eight o'clock, teams will he over to
Pembina To take over those who wish
to attend. Tickets, includingsuppcr,
$l.OO
WErcad in the Testamcnt,of u case
Where evil spirits entered a herd OF
swine aud they ran down the bank
into the sea. Thursday, owing to
illegal spirits and an arrest by mis-
take Of the wrong man, there was Il
great scattering Ut pigs In this yIcini-
ty,almOst as much Of u stampede as
that Of the Oluen time.
THE long talked OF drama and
comedy "Orange Blossoms and
Trough Diamonds" will lie given in
Kittson Hall next Tuesday evening,
aud promises to bc the event of the
season. The troupe has been rchcars-
ing lot, aud Il good entertainment
Is in store for Those who attend. The
entertainment is under tho auspices
OF the Pcmbina Lornct Band.
WE thought last week because the
thermometer got down little low
that VIC had bad weather, but news
vi billiards and gales elsewhere in the
northwest, zero weather In the ex.
IRENE south, storms on the lakes
and sea, with many wrecks, and even
the Green Isle covered with three
feet OF snow, makes us feel that per-
maps North Dakota wasn't the mos:
unpleasant place In the world last
week, even IL it was cold.
EDWARD PICIIE returned from his
eastern visit Sunday after an absence
Of a month, during which time he vi
sftcd his old home in Montreal, and
some Ut the leading eastern cities OH
the American side. Mr.. Piche says
tn It Montreal, with all its prosperity
and growth, is not without ADVERSE
ties, and the laboring classes short Of
employment. In New York. Boston
and Philadelphia the same difficulty is
experienced, and the coming season
is liable to he a trying one.
POSTMASTER Cavalier showed US
rather indefinitely addressed letter
from England the other day, that
would puzzle one not a postmaster.
Mr.. Cavilecr says that once a year for
many years lie: ter, IN the same hand
writing has appeared. The following
is the address: "Mr. james Carson,
Joiner and Carpenter, Norway House,
(or elsewhereD Hudsons Bay, via Penn
bina Minnesota TerrstOry, North
America. The letters are forward
ed to Winnipeg where they probably
reach their destination in the far
north.
A YOUNG man named Sizzling who
has been working in Bathgate for u
year or more, died suddenly on the
cars Tuesday. He was gunsmith by
trade aud had formerly worked in
the Krupp Gun Works in Germany
and from which he had excellent
certificates for character and as q
workman. He has been with Mr..
Probst in his machinery and repair
business. lie was taken sick with
consumption and having gotten out
Of money, the people Of Bathgate got
up u purse to send him to the hospital
at Winnireg. He started on Tuesday
and walked to the train, but hardly
got seated In the sleeper when he fell
over and expired.
Mrs. GoLTLIEB KAHN was before
the commissioners Oh Thursday ask.
ing county assistance. Mrs. Kahn and
her four children live with her
parents, and Goltlieb does nothing for
their support. Not only does he neg
lcct this, but he comes round and
makes row with his wife which SO
f@Ych disgusts the old people that
they want her to get away and II she
does she most I've supported by the
county, Goltfeib has already spent
considerable time in 3aA ON the sumo
subject and the commissioners arp
figuring how they can get him back.
and when buck that he DO punished In
some way, other:than being furnished
good food and nothing to do.