The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-07-24

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AROUND TOWN.
SERVICE at the NJ. E. Church Sun
day at the usual hour.
Z BATHGATE has a Mckinley club of
13 members. They have opened up
club ROOMS and are in nice working
order.
Mr.. AND MRS. B. EYFoRD wish
us to extend thanks to friends who
rendered assistance during their re-
cent bereavement.
LAURA Smith, second daughter of
Frank Smith Of this city, fell from a
see-saw yesterday and sustained a
compound fracture of the arm.
NEXT week the A. o. q. w. from
everywhere around this locality will
3 picnic at Neche. A big time is ex.
pected. July Goth is the date.
The elephants with Wallace's cir.
ems ran away again at Winnipeg but
were re-captured without danger or
much trouble. The woman who did
the trapeze work in the hanging rings
fell 20 feet and broke her arm badly.
A SOUND money club is being organ.
lied In Pembina. Nearly a hundred
have subscribed their names, several
Of them sound money democrats.
Club rooms will be opened soon and a
thorough organization effected.
The new quarter Of q mile bicycle
track is completed and is in excellent
condition for riding. It is the purpose
to have it as recreation course when
roads are unfit for wheeling, as well
as for local meets.
Miss MURIEL FULL, assisted by
Miss Ethel Musselman of Cavalier en-.
tertained about thirty invited guests
Wednesday evening. A leading fea.
ture Of the amusements was the boys
representing the new woman of 1895.
1t called forth lots OF merriment.
THE annual county convention of
the w. G. T. U. will convene in Ham
ilton. Tuesday and Wednesday next.
A very interesting program has been
prepared, one of the prominent fea-
lures will be Gold Medal Contest on
Wednesday evening.
COURT has been adjourned by Judge
Sauter, by request of the commissions
ers. Money is pretty scarce in the
county treasury. There is but little
criminal business on hand and no
pressing need FOR court. The date of
adjournment is not fixed but probably
will be In November. The names of
the jury drawn may be put back in
the box or they may be retained as
drawn for the court when it does &C.
cur. The Judge will be here at the
the regular monthly term and fix up
calendar for court cases.
LITTLE Laura LaPorte, the twelve
year old daughter of Joseph LaPorte,
OF Larimore, met with an accident
last night that may result in her car
rying stiff arm the remainder OF her
life. She and some of her playmates
were engaged in playing around some
wagons in a repair shop yard. The
LaPorte girl climbed into a sulky
which tipped over, throwing her to
the ground and breaking all the bones
In one of her arms at the elbow.
The physicians fear that the member
will always be tiff.-Plaindealer.
q The following is a list Of the dele
gates and alternates elected at the
Bathgate convention Friday: Peter
Cameron, w. F. Grill, w. G. Briggs,
J. Heller, @. Full, r. Furgerson, T.
j. Ne~ans, J. Grumpy, Robt, Irwin,
CD Lutes, Frank Fielder, Alex. Nor
rison. Prof. n. Coleman, Stephen
EyOlfsOn, Jno Conmee. Alternates:
Jas. D9bie, w. S. Gilpin, Allen Mann,
Jas. Spangelo, w. Douglas, Jos. Nor
rison, Duncan Mansel, VIM. Smellie.
a. J. Mcintosh, G. Campbell, Jona-
than Baptie, WI. Louden, Jno Hell |
Ter, L. Fitzmaurice, Chas. Taylor, B.
Snyder. The delegation goes unin.