The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-04-26

NH. MILLEn has been painting and
now. his always neat iewclrya store
looks ~ neater than ever.
ST. THOMAS has organized bicycle
club. They have twenty members t.,
start with. G. S. Hager IL president.
Mn. AND MRS. WV. LANaToN Of
Wexford lost an infant child last week.
Many friends will sympathise with
them.
CITY MARSHAL KERR killed ~ pig
or w" M, Monday. There was con-
siderable sqn.aling. ''l'rohiDitiun
proilihils /"
Tue Democrat says that the car
ps'm,crs um the new building in course
Of erectinn ly J. Swim are on a strike
far higher wages.
Now that u. II. Shaw & Co, are
nearly through fixing up, they have
one Ct tho neatest aud most convent
ent Of drug stores.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. Mounet Of
l,athgate, son. And everybody will
congratulate the popular young at
tnrncy aud his lady.
TIE school children are all alive ut
lawn tennis. Prof. Tucker has work
ed up lots Of interest In the different
departments over the game.
NEXT Sunday the Emerson Oddfel-
lows will attend divine service US q
lodge. II pleasant there will be quite
an attendance from here.
JOHN b CARTER. jr has bought a
farm at Rat river, Manitoba, and will
move there soon. Sorry to lose
Johnny. but wish him good luck.
KEMP had strawberries last week.
They were luscious to look at, and
the boarders ut the Winchester said
they tasted rs nice as they looked.
ALEX. AlRTir has painted his res
idence, and Geo. Proctor is enclosing
his premises with.a neat fence, aud
there arc lot more people In town
that ought to be doing likewise.
AND now the white crocus lifts Its
blooming head as u harbinger Of
spring. A little later the black "crow.
cuss" will bc ON hand after the farm.
ers' ncwly.plantcd seed.
SHERIFF McCABE brought over
Thomas Bradley, OF Cavalier. Mr..
Bradley is quite along in years and
hls mind has been failing for some
time. lie will probably be taken to
jamestown, to-day.
MIR. AND Mrs. F. T. WALxER, .uf
Pembiaa, N. Oak. old time friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seear spent d
few days In this city this week while
on their way to visit friends 10 Ne
Observation-Disclosures, (Minn.) Herald.
ANDY FoRNwALD has moved sil
his household goods and stock to AM
bro and Is satisfied to stay here now.
After seeding he intends to erect q
neat frame houec aud then-who will
be the lucky girl?-Langdon Courier.
PRESIDENT Ely and Secretary Bride,
Of the Pemblna Lawn Tennis Club,
have made all necessary arrangements
towards placing two "dirt courts" op-
posite the Presbyterian church, and
Two weeks more will see everything in
shape for playing.
THERE has been considerable fish
caught the past week along the banks
NJ the Red river, and all along the
Tongue river shooting and spearing
fish has afforded lots Of amusement
for the nimrods found 10 neighborinQ
towns.
TINS evening at six O'Clock p. n. |
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
will serve q New England supper. bak.
ID beans. sandwiches, salads, coffee, |
tea, etc, at Kittson Hall. There will
be short musical and literary pro-
gram to follow. The Presbyterian
ladies' have the reputation Of knowing |
how to run sociable social.
GEO. N. EsTERLY aud IL Foster
Of Bathgate are 10 the city to-day IN
terviewing some Of our leading towns
men regarding the putting in Of an
electric light plant similar 10 the one |
They have in.BathRate. The way In |
which the price Of oil has gone skv.
ward Of late will doubtless have itsl
weight 10 the matter.-Langdon Cour- |
Ter.
THE G. A. 3. have made arrange
ments to attend church on the Sab. |
bath preceding Memorial Day, at the |
rcsbyterian church. On Memorial
Day May a0th, the exercises 10 gener.
d will be forenoon, decoration Of
graves; afternoon, general exercises,
oration. etc, 10 the grove. Evening";
entertainment by children Of public
schools.