The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-02

SHOE DEPARTMENT.
FLA. Wilson finds IL hard TO run !
and boss campaign Ill a.
one time. Both interests are bound
to snffer under such circumstances.
Mr.. N. ]. RYAN Of Cavalier, 10 do
Ing splendid work on the stump. the
committee hope to engage
him for regular service until election.
THAT social by the ladies Of the
Episcopal church that We announced
last week will occur at Mr.. George
Thompson's on Friday evening. to-
night; good program and refresh
ments. Admission Is cents (silver OF
gold taken) and all invited.
On Monday, is the speech Of Hon.
J. G.. Monaham of Wisconsin. He is|
q stranger but comes highly recon-
mended by the national republican
committee. Every body turn out and
hear. 'There is nothing the Sound
Money people fear so much as polite
al ignorance"
1T has been discovered that tho bur
glars who went through the clothing
store of Mr.. Mclean of Emerson last
week, consisted OF a party Of six; three
Of the party were arrested at Argyle,
Mimi, this week and are now 10 ST.
Vincent Jail, awaiting extradltion.
A part Of the clothing was found with
them.
G. II. EASTMAN of Carlisle informs
US that he will pull in his threshing
machine this week becauae 1t does
not pay to thresh this year. He says
he has not found q quarter section yet
that he could not thresh in three
quarters of q day and often has to
stop before that because of green
grain and that so much time is lost
this way that there is no money Ia it.
AT midnight Tuesday, all the tele-
graph operators and train dispatchers
on the entire Canadian Pacific rail-
road system walked out. Freight
traffic is paraaized and the passenger
service impaired. The report OF, the
cause Of the strike is conflicting. The
employees claim the company trying
to coerce them to withdraw from the
order, which the company deny.
Rev. MR. NcGREaoR after spend.
ing four weeks in this city filling the
pulpit of Rev. Mr.. Moore, left on Mon
day for Grafton, where he was to lect-
IRE that evening, and thence to his
home at Lowery Hin, Minneapolis.
Mrs. McGregr left on Saturday prev.
ious, in answer to a telegram that her
mother had been injured byaccident.
We are glad to say however that the
injuries were not serious. Mr. and
Mrs. McGregor have proven great fav-
critics socially among the people here
and Mr.. McGregor has drawn large
audiences by his eloquent sermons.
The bridge across the Tongue river
near the McCaffery school house was
under repairs this week. 1t took a
mile or two extra driving for us to ar
rive at this item. But to get even, we
will say, in truth, Carlisle supervisors
ought to be prosecuted according to
law, for not having sign board to de
rect the stranger, at the forks of the
roads at that same school house. We
know of no other point where a
stranger might SO easily mistake his
his way. Though it Is pretty near as
bad near the Spicer store where the
road branches Toilette way.
A WELL attended republican meet
ing was held at Bowesmont Saturday
evening. J. ID. Wallace, F. A. Ward
well and g. W. Ryan spoke. A club
Of eleven members was formed. AS
only small part at the voters in the
township were presentand there were
only Is republican votes there two
years ago, and as seven more signlfied
their intention Of signing later, there
don't seem to be any backward move
ment there at least. The visitors re-
ceiyed most hospitable and cordial
entertainment at the spacious resid-
ence of Mr.. John Halcrow and his
charming family.
THAT new local telephone is in
s,n rE nn nrdop Tow cto..