The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-03-27
THE PIONEER. EXPRESS,
FRIDAY. MARCH q, 1896.


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AROUND TOWN.
SCHOOL has vacation next week.
Rev. OLDF1ELD of Wallhalla, is ex-
pected to preach in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening at 1880.
III A. B. WILLIAMS bought a farm of
Joe O'Hara of Carlisle on Wednesday.
He will use 1t this summer as a pas
ture.
THE directors of the Drayton. Wal
halla railroad are busy holding meet
ings, and are getting good deal of
encouragement.
The common salutation that the
rising youth of the dav hear at this
time of year when they enter the
house. ''Wipe your shoes you dirty
boy!"
WE understand that the papers in
the case of the County vs.Sheriff Nc
Cabe have been certified to and sent
up to the supreme court which meets
very soon.
A SELECT circle of the pops went to
Cavalier last Friday. Sheriff McC abe,
Auditor Bride. Senator Dobie, and a
lot of lesser lights were in council.
Next day there was a blizzard.
NOTWITHSTANDING the equinoc.
tial gales and other squally weather
Satisfactory Short reports his salts.
factory sales as very satisfactory.
"There's luck in odd numbers!" SAYS
Brian O'Lynn.
Mr.. JACOB GRADER is moving his
goods and chattels back to his Lodema
farm. Mr.. Kohles, his former partner,
has taken the full charge of the lands
here. Pembina will miss Mr.. GRADER
and his family.
THE horse market the past week
has been lively, and many fine teams
have gone into the country from the
lots brought in by Messrs w. ]. Knee
shaw and Chas. Atkinson For SO
fine lot Of heavy horses they go very
cheap.
EUGENE D. BOOKER of the First
National Bank opened a new page to
himself in his big ledger last Friday,
and the first entry was "Dr. to one
small daughter, 100000" Many
friends hope that the "balance" may
uSVtF grow less.
OLD Boreas brought on the slime
gale" in good time, and he blowed
about as hard as he could, but lacking
the assistance Of his partner, Jack
Frost, had no snow to make a blizzard
with. He did pretty well with just
dirt alone however.
THE following were elected as dele.
gates to the county convention at
Neche. at st. Thomas last Saturday:
J. r. Gibson, H. E. Kinney, N. Gil
man, Geo. w. Glass, M. M. Campbell,
Mayor Fawcett, D. G.. Mcintosh, J. P.
Germo, T. H. Thompson, G. H. Hager,
and A. L. Miller.
WHEN a matter-of-fact, prosaical,
young man picks up eight or ten
pounds of female baby for the first
time, realizing that he is owner of an
undivided half of said young female,
his feelings are somewhat peculiar.
That was the state of mind of our
friend Frank Feldman last Monday.
Frank has everybody's warmest sym.
pathy.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Pres
byterian church will give their annual
spring supper and concert on Wednes.
day evening, April LIST, in Kittson
Hall. The bill of fare will consist of
fish. pork and beans, salads, etc. A
good program is being prepared. Sup
per served from Q to 8 o'clock. Pro
gram will begin at s:l5. Admission
for adults. IS cents and children Is
cents.
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