The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-09-27

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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER q, 1896.
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AROUND TOWN.
COMMISSIONERS meet week from
Monday, 7th.
Six per cent will be added to delin.
quent taxes on Tuesday, Oct. 1st.
REV. II. S. RANDALL, of Bowes-
mont, will exchange pulplts with
Rev. Mr.. Moore next Sunday.
THE first day Of the Hamilton Fair
is raw, windy and occasional showers.
We hope it will be pleasanter to-day.
MIR. AND MRS. E. D. BooUR Jr.,
entertained number of married
couples AZ their residence last even.
ing
ANOTHER pleasant bicycle picnic
last week at Frank Feldman's farm.
1t was largely attended and very
pleasant meeting.
MRS. L. S. McGUIN of Ernest, ex.
poets to leave soon for New Mexico.
to join Mr.. McGuin who has been To-
Gated there some.
THE Pemtina Cornct Band left yes
terday morning for Hamilton to play
at the fair. The boys are In good
trim aud will give the people some
good music.
ATTORNEY Monnct and Lieut.. Ely
Of Pembina made many friends here
during the tennis tournament. Both
are very clever players and perfect
gentlemen. -Plaindealer.
THE Great Northern had another
collision ut Ashby, MINI. near the
scene Ut the former wreck. A cattle
train ran into a freight. No lives
were lost, except some OF the cattle.
G. w. BUNKER, Of Aberdeen, S. d.
was In town this week organizing a
lodge Of Woodmcn. He has been
quite successful and it is expected
that the first meeting will be held
next Wednesday.
A LITTLE rain on Monday and
Tuesday but not enough to material
ly interfere with thrcshing, which ia
being rushed Mt rapid rate all over
the county. So far 1T has been a
great fall for threshlng.
F. S. CuENEY's coal local in anoth-
er column will give a warm feeling to
all who has to prepare for winter.
Coal ut thUse figures is ve,y reason
able, and will have influence on mar
kets In places outside of Pembina.
THE largest crowd will be ut the
fair to-day. Hamilton people will be
taxed to their utmost to accommo-
date all, but they are equipped for
the occasion. Ifyou can possibly get
away you should attend and see what
your county can produce.
THE melon social In Kittson Hall,
Tuesday evening, was q novel and
pleasant gathering. A local program
was given by home talent that was
very good. At the close there we're
several melons left that were auc.
toned of at good figures.
T. r. SHAW has rented the resi-
dence Of Rev. L. d. Wardwell on cor.
mere Of Ramsey and Second streets.
and is putting it In shape. J. J. Dor
mer. who owns the property now &C.
cupied by Mr.. Shaw, will move down
from the fort as soon as the house ia
vacated.
THE balance of the soldiers at Fort
Pembina, expect to leave today for
their western posts Lieut.. Ely has a
furlough Of couple of week and will
spend the time In a farewell hunt Tor
ducks. Mr.. w. c. Travis, as govern.
ment agent, will hereafter "hold the
fort"
APARTY of young people gathered
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
w. Ryan, on Wednesday evening to
meet Mr.. Fred Halliday, Of Los Ga.
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