The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-09-11

For 80 days we will Civ
Boots and Shoes.
fAE PIONEER. EXPRESS.
n FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL, 1895.
AROUND TOWN.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. John Rey-
mods nenS Great Falls, Montana, a
son. Mrs. Reynolds was formerly Miss
Maud Abrams, of this city.
MRS. GERARDINE's new house In
South Pembina is about completed
and is an ornament to that end vf the
city.
CHAs. KELLAR took car of live
stock to the twin cities last Saturday.
John d. Wallace, Of Drayton, also
took y carload there last week.
q HARVEST is nearly finished and the
ythreshtng has begun. The threshing
machine does not tell a very big story.
IL Is light crops this year all over.
The Y's will hold an Owl entertain
sment with an excellent program and
supper at the residence of w. ]. Knee
shaw on the 18th, week from tonight.
The directors of the Hamilton Fair
are very busy making arrangements
for the fall exhibition. Everything
points to the most successful show yet
held.
NEXT week we will know who the
the candidates for district judges are.
The fusion convention will meet at
Cavalier on the 18th, and the republic
cans at Langdon on the 18th.
ACCORDING to the argument of the
Pink Paper, of the Al names on the
list of the Carlisle republican club at
least 40 are boys and non-voters, be-
cause at the last election only IL re
publican votes were rolled there.
MARIO FADDEN has big crop of
cabbage at the ranch. He brought
some this week which stripped clean
weighed 80 lbs, and among his 600
head he has several that will weigh
more and some that will tip the scales
at SO lbs.
CONGRESSMAN EDDY who repre-
sents the district Just across the river
In Minnesota, was visitor here last
Monday. Mr.. Eddy gave a rousing
speech at st. Vincent that evening,
and the Pembina band accompanied
by quite number of our citizens went
over.
The demopop Pink Paper Of Bath.
gate reproduces the dirty slur ut
Frank Briggs made by the popanar-
chrat North Dakotan of Fargo. It
must have seen the lie given that slur
by the popocrat Mandan Independent
now will 1T be fair enough to repro.
duce that? Nit.-Herald.
y. Q. WARNocK, formerly connected
with the Jamestown Capital and Al
ert, and later editor of the Fargo
Argus, died last week. Mr.. Warnock
was, IN our opinion, the ablest edi-
torial writer in North Dakota. He
was much respected and his death
will be mourned by the fraternity.
A CASE of wife cruelty in St. Jos.
eph township has resulted in the ar
rest of Geo. w. Forbes of Hyde Park.
There seems to be no doubt that
Forbes treated his wife most barbar-
ously, but the very cruelty and abuse
seems to show that Forbes is not in
his right mind. He is locked in the
county Jail in default Of 81 600 bonds.
Rev A. McGREaoR is now quarter.
ed at the n. E. parsonage, and will
supply the M. E. pulpit for the next
three Sundays. Mr.. McGregor is an
eloquent preacher, and on Tuesday
night showed he has fine ability as
. lecturer. He spoke at Kittson Hall
O "Haps and Mlshaps Of Travel" and
the large audience present were much
pleased. Mr.. McGregor is also con-
adorable Of sportsman and is doing
some chicken shooting on week days.
o. =. THOMPSON & Co., is the style
OF the new firm name which takes the
place OF Harry Charleton at the old
=. D. Stack & o., place Of business.
the new firm have been with Mr..