The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1896-04-17
TIE PIONEER EXPRESS.
FRIDAY. APRIL Ii, 1896.
Market Report.
AROUND TOWN.

Thursday. ....... Isl I5oI4sI45i43
Ne AROUND TJWN.
The w. G. T. .. meets at Mrs.
Hawthorn's this afternoon at four
o'clock.
SSs j. j. DoRAIER has a new ad i'm this
tissue. II you waht anything i'm his
line he can get it for you in short no.
4 tice.
isss S5slAa AZ PLEASANT surprise party was
I. given w. @. Short Wednesday even
Ing, on his birthday, by number of
4 his friends.
TIE Red river has been rising I'M
III the banks are nearly full. The ice
has been moving some, but is jammed
atintervals.
Rev. Mr.. MOORE left on Monday
Tor the annual conference at James
town. AS Mr.. Moore has a unani-
I NOUS request from this church to re-
turn, we expect him back again for
another year.
The Pembina EXPRESS has got
4 out stallion contract book and guar
3 antees the user will have no horse
laughs on him. The chief of the
Pembinas will bring one down to the
Fargo Casselton Report
~ er.
The case of County Us McCabe is in
the supreme court. The printed
brief OF the defendant, was finished
and turned over to Attorney Young
who has toanswer and return to court
on the goth. The case has been set
Tor May 4th, by Judge Sauter.
Si TELLS YELL has rented Fl. A.
& Mufrel's residence on Second street
\ between Rolette and Hancock streets
and started housekeeping Wednesday.
& Mr.. Yell has applied for license to
open dray line in Pembina, and ex-
poets to start next Monday.
BsANDEN JOHNSON had one thuus-
and copies of his Mckinley campaign
song printed this week. and large
number are already circulated. Ap-
plication has been made for COPY.
right. and the first edition will soon
be gone. They are sold at ten cents
each.
CONSIDERABLE of public interest
In the proceedings" this week.
Bathgate has an Incorporation cleo
: tion on the 2sth, noxious weeds no.
tice. price Of washing reduced, tele-
1 phone booms and several thousand
dollars expended. Read them tax
s payers.
STEPS are being taken to organize a
\ lacrosse club in Emerson. We hear
that Pembina is doing likewise. The
spord-loving people of Emerson may
expect some exciting times this sum-
mer, as there is no sport more manly
or more interesting than lacrosse.
Emerson Journal.
WE have received an invitation to
the commencement exercises of the
graduating class of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons at Baltimore.
Nd. on April 18th, 1896, accompanied
by the card of M. M. Lockwood NJ. d.
We and many other friends wish DR..
Lockwood success in his profession.
j.. III. PURDY and family of Latel.
lier, Man. have moved to Pembina and
1 will occupy the residence near the
4 court house, now occupied by Geo.
d McQuin. Mr.. McQuin has leased the
Il Webster place on Rolette street. and
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Webster goes to their
farm near Hamilton.
NEWS comes from Virginia an.
nouncing the death Of. Mr.. Jessie
Wright, on April 9Th, from heart d.
sease. Mr.. Wright was resident Of
Pembins county for many years, and
/ left last fall to establish q homo in
the south. His wife and father.in.
~ Joined him sgeenth no, The
IA intelligence will 1be incurred by
many relatives and friends here.
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