The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-08-28

Z THOMAS HUNT says its boy at his
house aud Henry DeLisle calls his'n .
girl. That's the way it goes in JOLT
cite.
The meeting Of the city council
next Monday will probably be adjourn
ed for one week owing to the absence
of members.
NEXT Tuesday the early closing
agreement expires and the stores will
run thereafter as long as anybody
comes to buy.
At the caucus on Saturday night I.
w. Brown was chosen chairman Of the
township committee for the ensuing
two years and j. G. Cornell, secretary.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
visited Hogan's grove yesterday in
serrch of fun, frolic, cake, ice cream
and such good things. Supt. Full was
chaper0ne.
Dir. ROSE says for US to say, that
he will be unavoidably detained from
his dental parlors next week accord
ing to his usual advertised program
all of which means Doc won't be here
next week.
The diamond Dem0rest medal for
tie state will be contested at James
town on the 18th Of next month. Miss
Lizzie Jennings, OF Cavalier, and Jas.
Wardwell, Of Pembina. who each hold
gold medals for this county, will be
among the contestants.
ARRANGEMENTS .aps being made to
open the 1arge st0reroom under Kitt-
son Hall as q sound money headquar-
tiers, In few days. 1t will be made
comfortable and supplied with ready
matter and everybody will be made
welcome.
The Manitoba field trial meet at
Morris, Man., next Thursday, and
will continue for about week. The
American field trial opens at Kennedy
lhrst station south Of Hallock), on the
9th of September. Each will be Inter-
estiug and instructive to Cog fanciers.
9. p, BAXTER and Henry Baxter,
province Visiting from Ontario, in
tend to return home on their wheels
via United States, calling on friends
In North Dakota. thence to Minneap-
oils, st. Paul, through Iowa to Dubu-
que, thence to Chicago, through Mich.
igan by Detroit, then home.-Win-
nepeg Free Press.
THE Salvation Army will hold y
Harvest Festival on Aug. %, 30, 81,
and Sept. l. The officers at that
time will solicit contributions of cash
or gifts Of any kind. After the col.
lection Is made the. various articles
collected WILDE sold on Tuesday even.
ing. The proceeds go to the Army,
money may be scarce but almost eve.
rybody has some thing they can
spare for SO good a purpose.
THE finely finished Rushford wagon
that the Winona Wagon Co., of Win.
ona, Mimi, haye been getting up for
the North Dakota Normal School at
Valley City, will be on exhibition at
the Minnesota State Fair Grounds,
Aug: 3lst to Sept. 5th. At the close
Of the fair twill be shipped to Valley
City and disposed Of there for the
benefit Of the fall term Of school. This
wagon ID one Of the finest and most
expensive eyer turned out By the
Winona Wagon Co.. at their factory.
I. n. Adams 10 the North Dakota
State Agent,
Mr.. il. Darmers' new 400 light
dynamo has been shipped. It is . new
invention and great things are ex.
pected Of 1t. Mr.. D., has already re.
ceived large amount Of electric sun.
plies and began erecting poles for
street lighting yesterday. We would
suggest to our citizens that We all
want electric lights IN the city; We
want to encourage Mr.. Dsrmer 10 his
business, land the way to help 10 TO
use electricity for lighting. The iu-
creased cost will be but little, and its
advantages in cleanliness, conven.
fence and ssfety are not to be
measured BY any small amount Of
money.