The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-07-05
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FRIDAY, JULY S, 1895.
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AROUND TOWN.
/! SHALL we call 1t the "Kerr-few?"
The largest elephant In captivity
will to here Monday, July 8th.
JOHN MAaER's man was in town,
Monday with a load of his popular
Walhalla flour for Fl. G. Feldman.
REGULAR service at the NJ. E.
church, Sunday evening, at 1880, sub
ject Little things the tests Of charac-
ter"
THERE are many interesting sights
with tho Lcmcn Brothers shows never
seen with other exhibitions, and will
be here Monday July 8th.
CIRCUS or circuss accent it as your
conscience dictatcs,) but 1t will be
here next Monday just the same. and
the crowds will be here too.
THE excursion to Winnipeg over
the N. p. did not pan out. Arrange
ments having been made to leave
Emerson over the g. z. II. instead.
This will be a disappointment to many
here.
AND pretty soon will come city poll.
tax. This administration is right In
1t when it comes to revenue. Pay or
work for everybody, will be the iron.
clad rule.
The Icclanders living near tho
coulie held picnic on Monday and
many Of the delegates Of the Synod
we're present aud enjoyed themselves
Immensely.
QUITE number Of our citizens
spend the 18th ut Grafton, very many
Others would have done SO, IL there
had been an excursion train. AS 1t Is
ST. Vincent will have the crowd.
The wet season seems to be over
and the city is very dry this week.
Who would think That the city coun-
Gil had such an influence over the
bar-ometrical conditions.
REV. j. G. MOORE fcasted Oh green
peas aud new potatoes on the End of
July gathered from his town vines
and potato trees" Mr.. Moore is u
fine gardener and always has a model
garden.
THOSE two young people connec-
ted with this Office who went to Rat
Portage two weeks ago, have been up
the Rainy River to Koochichlng, and
are having such good time they
want to stay two weeks longer, and
they will probably stay.
A LARGE audience, including many
prominent Icelanders, assembled at
the NJ. E. church, Sunday evening to
listen to the English sermon preached
by Rev. D. Johnson, ofSouthern Min
nesota, who delivered a.splendid dis
course, c0uched in excellent English.
TIE Chronicle says Stephen Darn
son, OF Akra, while riding on a load of
wood, the stake came out, and he was
thrown between the wagon and horses
badly kicked, and then run over. The
man was very severely injured, but
will live.
The city Fire Department held
their annual meeting on Tuesday
and elected as Officers for the ensuing
year: Chief, +. A. Hart, assistant,
J. r. Moorhead; sec,treasurcr. w. E.
Coats. NJ. II. Miller was elected fore
man Of hose and d. McEachern, fore.
man Of hook and ladder.
TIE dog-tax IS causing considerable
growing, but as yet only among the
owners. The untagged dogs will do
their growing when they get in the
city pen. So far, only about two doz-
en- dogs have been paid for; that
makes about ten dozen more liable to
be sold for sausage'meat or other USE
full purposes.
THAT there was a light frost last
Friday morning was very evident to
early-risers, but the o. S. signal SER
vice at st. Vincent gives 800 as the
lowest reading Of the thermometer.
The frost seemed to be more severe
along the main line Of the N. p. than
here, but did no damage anywhere.
The "Y's" will hold lawn social
at the residence of Mr.. w. Douglas on
Wednesday evening next. The OBJ
ject is to raise funds to procure a roll.
ling chair for the little crippled boy
at the Door house in South Pembina.
Admission 10 cents, refreshments ex-
ira. A program of music, etc, will be
given. Everybody invited.
the county Independent club met
ut Cavalier, Tuesday, and among 9th.
or important business, elected officers,
as follows: president, s. w Nc.
4 Lauchlan; vice.prcsident, P. H. Nc.
MILAN; secretary. w. F. Grill; treasur.
Fer, r. B. Richardson; executive com.
nittee, r. 3. Richardson, WI. Land.
Ipr, J, A. Frawley, James Dobie, Don.
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