The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-02-28
aE PIONEER EXPRESS.
FRIDA Z. FEBRUARY %, 1896.

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I, AROUND TOWN.
READ the ad Of Prof. Whittier, the
oculist optician in another column.
The mayor of toilette sent in SOL
On Wednesday so as to secure the bar
gains, at Full's cheap sales
The fine weather the last week has
left the ground bare, and the only
way to travel is by wagon.
The '"Y' meets tomorrow evening
ct the Winchester House. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
CITY Marshal Kerr gave notice on
Tuesday to have all snow drifts re-
+ moved from the side walks on all side
streets.
d MEssRs Cheney and Proctor have
their store building in place and will
! have it ready for moving in, In about
two weeks.
The commissioners are in session
this week and are all present. They
are engaged in routine work Of no
SDeClal interest
Rev. H. S. RANDALL of Bowesmont
will occupy the pulpit of the NJ. E.
church next Sabbath evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
The election this fall in Cavalier
county will he of more interest than
usual as the old bosses seem to have
broken up ancient ties of amity.
SPECIAL collection for the Armen-
ians will be taken up In the Presby-
terrain church next Sunday evening.
Subject Of sermon "Thorn in the
flesh.''
The directors of the Hamilton
Fair Association are called to meet at
Hamilton. on. March 7th, to do bust
ness for the association and to decide
when the fall fair will be held.
Prof. Whittier. The eye specialist,
can be consulted free for any trouble
with the eyes at the Winchester Ho-
tel. Pembina, one week commencing
4 Monday, March End. Office hours
from 9 A. N. to8P. NJ.
On Saturday night Mrs. Annie Nor
an was married to Theophile Delorla
by Judge Conmy. The bride was ac-
quilted of the charge of poisoning
3 her former husband, Ulrich Moran at
the last term of court.
Sf Ia. the us. court cases at Grand
Forks last week Ole Maxim waived ex-
animation and was held in $500 bail
awaiting action Of the grand jury at
Bismarck next week. The balance of
the cases were dismissed.
SEND to the PIONEER EXPRESS the
names of the candidates nominated
atyour township caucus and have
your ballots printed, orif you have. an
opposition ticket to put In the field,
have 1t printed. Wecan have them
ready BY return mail.
T. r. SHAW s. Co, say they will
give any citizen of this town who will
paint the outside Of his house this
spring, the paint to do it with at cost
price, which is an offer good many OF
our citizens should accept both for
their ownsbenefit and for the improve
ment Of the town.
TIE W. 9. 4. q. viii hold a public
mothers' meeting Friday afternoon,
March 9th, at 4o'clock, at tho resi-
dence Of Mrs. q. ". Ryan. All moth;
e1 and those interested III tho care
and training Of children ars cordisIly
inyltedgto attend. Al stnst ;uctiy4]
I. prog Ofs0ne hours length 1illSbel
rendered. IN H.. 4.
PROF. LADD. Of. North Dakota
ricultural Cotsgss ar4tes. that be
cannot MI his, Pembfna connty az
Ilojntments: snuounbed last week, on
account or some important lSf,ainaaG !