The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-23

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THE PIONEER EXPRESS.
B FRIDAY. OCTOBER %, 1896.
1larket Report.
The following is the s|zIzI. IH
Nheat market report of SleIeI: Is
: the past week up to last slSlSI: e
evening, furnished byF. Is IalaI:
8. Cheney, of the Mon (: J|El: e
arch. Elevator Company. ::l.
8 Friday. ................ sl5s| 55|52|5o
saturday .............. 61l60|57f54|52
1Onday. Observation-Disclosures. isl 6O|57|54|52
Tuesday ............... 61l6Ol5 30
Wednesday ............ 55l54l52|4
Ihursdav... l54l53l5ll36l46
Barley Is cents.
AROUND TOWN.
The band and a number Of citizens
from town attended the republican
rally at the Toilette school house Fri
day night.
e. K. CAv1LEER and party return
ed from Rush Lake last night, with
800 ducks, 60 geese and IL cranes, be-
sides other small game.
The township election will be held
at the Geroux school house this year,
and there will be no school there that
day in consequence.
Rev. JONAS A. SIGURDsoN, of Penn
bfna, N. D., is here in the interest of
the proposed Icelandic academy
Minneota, (Minn.) Mascot.
LAST year the Pembina High School
received ninety-four state certificates
from the State University; this is
very good for high school of thirty
pupils.
THERE is culvert in the road Cd.
postte the fort that should be looked
after by the overseer o: that district,
or the township may have a damage
suit OIL it's hands.
John D. Wallace and VIM. Currie
are the nominees for legislature in
the first district. They are both
good men. Put your cross in the Cir
Gle opposite their names.
SEVERAL loads Of young people
will leave this evening for the box so.
cial to be held at the Wexford school
house. They will start from the drug
store about 6 o'clock. Everybody in.
vited.
MYRoN r. KENT must hang, Nov.
18th. Governor Allin has refused to
interfere with sentence of the court.
Kent has had two trials and was icon.
voted each time and sentenced to be
hanged by the jury.
The sky on Wednesday night was
brilliant with the glare of prairie fires
in every direction. About 1000 tons
Of hay was burnt east of the town, be.
sides large quantity in other direc.
tion.-Emerson Journal.
The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society will hold their annual Hallow.
cen supper on Thursday, Oct. 10Th, as
Saturday evening is not convenient
for social. Supper served from to
8 o'clock. After which a choice pro.
gram will be rendered.
MARIO FADDEN was round selling
his big cabbages this week ''llttle
ones. S cents; middle sized ones, 1C
cents and big ones Is cents' and q
"big one" would last a common sized
family week, weighing from twenty.
five to forty pounds.
WE learn that Miss Maude Mus.
selman and DR.. Farrow Of Cavalier
were married at that place on Wed.
nesday. Miss Musselman is tie
daughter Of ]. X. Musselman of the
First Bank of Cavalier. and was for.
merly resident of Pembina, where
she has many friends who wish the
happy couple much happiness.
A BoT1NEAU, N. D., dispatch says:
''Geo. S. Fairies, the juryman under
arrest on bench warrant issued by
Judge Morgan, charged with perjury,
in the recent trial of the Scott murder
case. and who has failed to give bonds,
skipped from deputy sheriff to-
night. A horse was awaiting bis
break for liberty. Officers are now in
pursuit." He is supposed to have
crossed the Manitoba boundary line.