The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-10-11

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FRIDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1895.
1Iaxkst Report.
The following is the rlslsl. Fl
wheat market report of slSlSl: IEI
the past week up to last lsISl: S
evening, furnished byE. SlSlnl:
8. Cheney, of the Mon. II: GJ|:: e
arch Elevator Company. II.
Friday. ................ l43l42l39|38I33
Saturday .............. 43l42l30I36|33
M0nd0y... 43l42l30l3 1888
tuesday ............... 42l41l 38l35l32
Wednesday ............ 43l42|39l38,33
Thursdav.... l43l42l39l3
/ AkUUND TUWN.
CANTON 10 to he incorporated, cleo :
ton October 29th.
HAMILTON is getting up race
meeting for Oct. oath.
SEE the notice OF cloak sale In an
other column, IT T. L.. Prices.
EMERSON holds it's local fair next
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 18th
and 10th.
Mr.. JOSEPH SHAW Is moving Into
the house corner of Second and Ram.
sey streets, to-day.
observation-disclosures have contracted
to replank the roadway Of the Pembi-
ma river bridge here, at once, with
twelve foot plank.
The official proceedings of the com.
missioners this week are Of general
interest ard show a large amount Of
business transacted In a brief time.
REV. NH. MOORE will preach to the
Foresters at Northcote next Sunday
evening. Rev. l.. d. Wardwell will
preach here In the absence Of Mr.,
Moore.
CAVALIER Is without IL paper now.
the Journal having giving up what 1t
says was losing fight and consolidat.
ed with the Republican at Langdon.-
Grand Forks Herald.
The new sidewalk on Stutsman
street, between Second and Third
streets, is II decided improvement.
The sidewalks Of Pembina are In bet
ter condition than ever before.
WE are requested by Mrs. Robert
Ewing to express her sincere graft
tude for the great kindness, sympa-
1y and assistance OF many friends
during the time of her sorrow,
The Episcopal social at the Win
chester hotel, Friday evening was
well attended and very pleasant gath
ering. The proceeds were in the
neighborhood Of twenty dollars.
LIEUTs. Ely and Avery, A. d.
Cavileer and Frank Thomas went to
the Roseau river on q goose-hunt Fri.
day afternoon and returned Wednes-
day with limited amount of game.
The new gasoline street lamps are
now in their places and are q big inn
provement over the old ones. There
will be several new lamp posts erect
ed IN the suburbs OF the city where
most needed.
ST.. VINCENT hold its annual fair
next Thursday and Friday. 18th and
18th. Our neighbors have always
made good show and we expect
them to surpass all former exhibition
this year.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. ELY left on
Thursday for Helena, Mont, where
Mr.. Ely will JOIN his company. They
leave many friends in social circles
not only In this city but in other
parts IF the county.
Mr.. RUDE ALLYN, the noted hum
orist. will give his popular entertain.
ment on Wednesday evening, next,
at Kittson Hall. There can be no
doubt Of Mr.. Allyn's ability. and we
trust full house may greet him.
Mr.. F. S. CHENEY made a PROPOSE
tion to the county commissioners
this week to put a furnace in the
court house. They did not take any
definite action on it as they wanted
to post themselves a little more on
the subject of heating in that way.
The sale of Holstein cattle and
calves belonging to Mrs. Robert Ew.
ing, will occur at St. Vincent, or the
second day Of the fair, 18th, at 1880
o'clock. There are some fine mitch
COWS In this lot. Five cows. one heif-
rand four calves will be offered.
WHEAT YIELDS: David Atkinson,
Carlisle, 40 acres, 1000: w. J. Knee
shaw, one farm 100 acres, 60 bushels
per acre; another farm so acres, 1.4SO|
bushels, nearly 25 bushels per acre.
Muir Bros, Toilette, 200 acres. 5,922
bushels, over 293 bushels average.
QUITE a number of farmers from
midway sections have been hauling
wheat this way this week and say
they find that Pembina is giving bet.
ter grades than elsewhere this season.
Many other farmers farther south,
are hauling to the N. P. ;stations be.
cause they can get cars with facility.
CITY CONTROLLER NYE, of Min
neapolis, pays Mr.. Rube Allyn this
cnmn1fmen1. CAT tho 7Rth onn,vo.