The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-10-09
Arr cttv and township repatriation

ALL city and township registration
boards meet on Tuesday October, 20tf
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, to make list
Of voters in the precinct. The jud
ges of election as appointed by law
and the inspector of election consti
tute the board. The boards meet
again On the following Tuesday anG
remain in session from "a. NJ. to 8 r
M. to revise and complete the lists.
Our weekly wheat report still shows
that wheat is climbing. Nearly all
authorities claim that this advance II
legitimate, that is, it is not the result,
Of speculation but depends on natur
al causes. By the way, our farmers
may depend on the reliability of oul
weekly report. We take great care
| to have it correct and it is revised
weekly by Mr.. Cheney the elevator
agent here.
Mr.. GEO. LAWRENCE Of Toilette
was a caller on Monday. He wore
the gold rosette and came to the rally
Mr.. Lawrence is an Englishman, and
learned to be republican long be
fore he left the old country tor he
was farmer there and experienced
the results of free trade on the agri-
cultural classes there. Mr.. Lawrence
has been a successful farmer here ant
this year he has 16 bushels to the acre
CELERY Medicine Co., Kalamazoo
Mich, writes T. r. Shaw & Co. as fol
lows: ga bill, of goods free If Bryan
is elected. Mckinley is elected 70,
pay for them. Pick out goods In the
enclosed catalogue, any amount yor
desire over $500 and we will shil
them to you Immediately. II Mckin
ley is elected you pay for them in q
days and if Bryan is elected you have
them absolutely free"
We understand some of our popul
list friends don't like Mr.. Monahan'l
speech. which seems strange; though
to be sure, Mr.. Monahan is a republic
can and speaks from a republican
standpoint. We wonder some times
why some of our friends on the Other
side, don't go to work and make up a
speech that could be delivered by q
republican and still be pleasing to the
popocrats. Such a speech would be q
literary gem and political curiosity
Suicide.
Word comes from Neche of the sui.
eide Of John Gym on Tuesday. Mr.
Gym has been somewhat out of his
head for number of years and was
an inmate of the asylum several years
ago for year or two. After his dis.
charge he seemed much better, and
attended to his affairs very well.
During the last season his crop proved
a failure, and as he was in debt for q
new residence built in Neche village
he seemed to be troubled over his 6.
nancial affairs, and his arrangement
of mind was quite evident. On the
morning Of the suicide he babe his
wife good by and said he was going te
the Pacific Coast. But as he started
of to his farm about two miles to dig
potatoes, accompanied by three Of his
children, his wife thought nothing Of
1T. On arriving at the farm he sent
the children in various directions OF
trivial errands then went into the
house, seated himself in chair and
then looking straight into muzzle Of
bis shot gun, pulled the hammers Of
both barrels by means of a string
with his feet.
Mr.. Gym was q man universally
liked for his neighborlY qualities, and
his decease will be mourned by many
friends. He was an Englishman BY
birth and visited his old home last
year. He leaves a family Of fonr boy.
and two girls. The eldest boy beinf
about eighteen, who with the widow
have the deepest sympathy of a Sarge
number of friends.
WHEN LEvEL-No FLOW.
II pipe connects two cisterns, on.
full of water and the other empty