The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-26

by day or hour.
REV. w. A. Baker will officiate al
the NJ. e. church on Sunday, Rev. Mr.
Moore taking his place at Forest
River. The Masonic Lodge will at
tend the NJ. e. church in a body or
Sunday afternoon and listen to a ser
mon by Rev. Mr.. Baker. Services in
the evening as usual.
The TOWNS over on the G.. N. road
shouldsee to it, that somebody is sent
to keep guard at the village cemcter-
les tomorrow afternoon so as 10 pre-.
vent premature resurrection. Frank
King is to captain the married men 10
a game OF ball here at that time and
Franks voice might be mistaken for
that of Gabriel by strangers.
AN entertainment will be given by
the Loyal Legion at Kittson Hall
next Tuesday evening. Among the
attractive features will be a process.
sional march, recitations, dialogues,
solos. DUETS, congress of nations by
ten young girls in representative Co.'S
tune, and chorus of brownies Ia re-
gulation uniform. Admission Is and
10 cents.
WE suggest to the B. NJ. u. that
the Pembina township proceedings
printed in this issue contain matters
OF Importance to this city. 1t is o
fact that during all this spring the
roads westward have been practically
impossible and the farmers are trying
to get some way of getting here, and
1t is to- the interest Of the business
men Of this city to help. them out, or
rather, help them in.
A large audience assembled at the
Newmarket last evening to hear the
famous Lutheran Sextette, whose
beautiful singing amply bore out all
the commentator which has been re-
celved in other places in Europe and
America. Given voices of unusual
sweetness and power, such as seem.
the product of the land of Jennie
Lind, cultivation and association has
blended them SO that they seem to
respond to thought.-Pioneer Press.
The above company will appear in
Kittson Hall next Monday evening.
AT meeting Of the board of direct.
ors of the First National Bank of this
city on Tuesday, Hon. L. E. Booker
resigned as president, and Hon. judi
son LaMoure was elected as his sue.
cessor and w. J. Kneeshaw as vice
president. Mr.. Booker resigned as
his continued absence prevents his
personal supervision Of the affairs Of
the bank, but still retains large f.
nanclal interest in the institution.
The new officers are so well known as
business men that the mere announce.
ment Of their election is sufficient to
satisfy the patrons of the bank, that
1t could not be placed in better hands.
either In reference to financial stand.
ing or business ability.
Two runaways last week. Mr.J.A.
Whitmore's horse, of Emerson, got
scared while tied, broke loose, olsen
gagged himself from the buggy and
had quite run but no great damage
done. Friday evening. Johnny Felson
and Dudley Full. two young lads,
were driving in the vicinity of the
band. when frightened by the band
and a bad job of Harvesting, the pony
ran; young Felson was thrown out and
took the lines with him. The buggy
wheel passed over his back and at first
1t was feared that he was seriously in.
jured. but is now all right. The horse
continued running with Dudley cling
Ing to the seat, Tut d. e. Morden got
in front and run the horse into the
side walk where he was stopped.
Married.
M1LLER-LAuR1E-At the Presbyter.
ian church, Pembina, by Rev. John.
ston, June oath, Mr.. John P. Miller
to Miss Elizabeth G. Laurie. both
of Humboldt, MINI.
PAaE-7LAvALLEY-In Jefferson, 10.
we'll, Edward T. Page to Miss Mag
gle NJ. Lavalley, both of jefferson.
Mr.. and Mrs Page will make their
home in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
The bride is q niece of Rev. r, n