The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-06-12

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AROUND TOWN.
GRETNA has population of 1852.
The w. G. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
Switzer's this Friday afternoon.
The county convention of the indie
pendent party occurs to-day at Hamil-
ton.
At football contest at Bathgate
on Friday, Battgate won over the
Gretna team by a score Of too.
The "Y's" will meet at Mrs. Knee.
shaw's on Monday evening. All men,
bers requested to be present. By or.
der OF president.
QUITE a delegation of Pembina
horse men and others went to the
Gretna races on Wednesday and
Thursday.
CASHIER Crandell, who has been
visiting in Colorado, gives the Echo
an interesting letter on sights and
scenery in that romantic state.
A CIRCUS is coming and the small
boy begins rigid course of economy.
and is on the lookout for small jobs
with which to increase his pile.
IT is reported that NJ. H. Miller of
this CITY, who has been at Cavalier
this week, has purchased the jewelry
business of Iyer Walsted at that place.
REV. w. A. BAKER of Forest River,
formerly of this city, has been invited
to deliver sermon to the Masonic
Lodge IN this city on Sunday, June
2sth, and has accepted.
HALLOCK is making immense pre-
parations to entertain the firemen of
Northern Minnesota at the tourna-
ment to be held there on June 23rd.
24th and 18th.
The Grand Lodge of Masous have
been in session at Fargo this week.
Messrs. Robt. Morrison, J. ]. Dormer
and W. c. Short are delegates from
Pembina Lodge.
POTATOES at this time in this mar
ket, can be had for almost the asking.
They are practically valueless as an
article of sale. Poor people have no
reason to go hungry anyhow.
The following are the delegates
from Pembina to the independent
convention at Hamilton to-day:
Thomas Wexford, Ludger Berard,
Chas. Full, J. X. Switzer, w. r. Rene,
LOYAL Legion meets every Satur.
day at 3 o'clock p. NJ, to which all
children are welcome. The Legion is
preparing very interesting and uni.
que program to be given in the latter
part OF June. Particulars later.
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. G.. SoNDERMAN
received the sad news of the death Of
their sister-in-law, Mrs. c. F. Haus
dorf, at st, Paul, yesterday, Sht
leaves husband and four children tt
mourn her departure,
WHEN the wind ceases to blow from
st. Vincent then we can look for set
tied weather, but this spring, it ha!
been very windy in that direction
No, we don't mean Brother Deacon
but st. Vincent is east from us.
SUBJECT next Sunday evening a
the Episcopal church. armenia an,
the Turkish Question" An earnes
invitation to this service is tendere,
to all who have no services in thei
own churches at the same time.
The Pembina school nine playe,
base ball at St. Vincent on Saturda
afternoon, and had 80 to 20 chalked n,
their banners when they returned
and these are those who wear tn
!, laurel: Harold Bride, c.; Odo Trudel
r.; Harry Horr, H.; Alex Hart, 3D.
Jas. Parker, 3D.; Rodney Anderson
9. g.; Guy Mckay, r.: Sid Wardwell
H.; Fred Ryan, Ct.