The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-11-06
THE PIONEER EXPRESS.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER s, 1895.

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AROUND TOWN.
MANY were oyer from Emerson on
Tuesday evening to hear the results
of election.
SERMON subject next Sunday even
ing at Grace church. "Peace," a dis
course on political strife.
The official count of ballots will
occur probably on Tuesday, as the
commissioners meet on Monday.
IT has been Campaign of educa-
tion" to some defeated candidates.
They know more now than than they
did.
NEXT comes Thanksgiving (26th)
for the gold bugs anyway, and the
silverites ought to be thankful that
they were beaten.
ASLE1GH1NG party of twenty young
people, drawn by two span of horses,
took two hours ride past Emerson,
Wednesday evening
MANY thanks to kind friends for
sending in returns. We are also
much indebted to County Auditor
Bride for courtesies in this direction,
The PIONEER EXPRESS office has
been the headquarters for returns
and crowd of interested ones have
occupied the sanction for the last two
days.
TELEGRAPH instruments were plac-
ed in the Winchester house election
night and Mr.. Dowker was in charge.
The service was the most convenient
we ever had in Pembina.
We have ''Mark Hanna" right
here in Pembina; his other name is
Myrick, and if you want to know
what's the matter with Hannah
just look at the Bryan vote in the
city.
CONGRATULATIONS to the victors,
sympathy for the vanquished. 1t will
all be forgotten in a hundred years.
Let US bury all party feeling, and
work together for the common veal
Of the commonwealth.
Now election is over and things are
assuming a normal state again the
PIONEER EMPRESS asks neighborhood
correspondents to send in the doings
oftheir respective neighborhoods and
and let their friends know what they
are doing.
THAT Toilette social seems to have
had the elements against it. 1t was
to have been held on Friday and then
on Monday but both times IL was
postponed on account Of inclement
weather. 1t was then appointed for
Thursday CAST night) and we hope it
was svccessful this time.
WILL AYLEN and Ralph Thompson
plunged about as deep in election
bids on general results as any one;
the former bet his bran new knife
bearing the names of the successful
presidential candidates on the blade,
against a ramrod and the result is
Master Ralph is minus his ramrod.
The vote of the present election in
this county is very large, and in many
precincts much larger than two years
ago when county seat election and a
blind asylum contest were issues.
Both Pembina and Cavalier show up
we'll this time when compared with
that time while Bathgate falls con.
siderably behind. This increased vote
in many townships upset the calcula-
tions of the fgureres.
For over year past, Mr.. w. j.
Cooper has been trying to obviate the
difficulty attending the importation
of coal oil at this point. Formerly,
samples had to be sent to Winnipeg
to be tested, causing needless delay
and expense. He received recently
q complete testing outfit, and import
ers can now ship American coal oil
direct. have it tested and remove It
at once. Several of our merchants
have already availed themselves of
this Observation-Disclosures Times.
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