The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-15
HANsBKoUeH will be elected senat-
or on Tuesday next.

HANsBkOUHH will be elected senat,
or on Tuesday next.
REPRESENTATIVE Guinan Of Penn.
hinn has . bill to reduce the personal
property exemption from $3.50. Ia
$500. There are many people who be-
lieve that much OF the trouble In the
conduct Of business with Ito many
mortgages would be allayed by the
lowering Of the exemption rate
MISS MATTE r. GLASS, q graduate
OF the State university, for some time
past teacher 10 the city schools and
we'll known in society circles In Grand
Forks, was married Wednesday tn
Freedom q. Massee, an attorney,
formerly Of East Grand Forks, but
now located ut Norwood, MINI. Prof.
Woodwork. OF the State university,
oficiatcd. The wedding which was
attended BY the intimate friends Of
the contracting paroles only, occurred
at the home OF the brides parents in
Glasston, followed by the wedding
dinncr.-Grand Forks Herald.
WHILE the republicans OF the dis.
tricts were caucusing to decide upon
Il pulley To pursue. Pembina county
LaMoure. Wallace aud JoY-were net
without an understanding. They mel,
several days ago and after going over
the whnle field decided unanimously
to stand by II. G. Hansbrough, be-
l,eving that by SO DUNG the best In
terests OF the state and party would
be subserved. Jud has u couple Of
clever associates in the legislature
In fact he usually has a faculty ut
getting gsod company from Pembina
county.-Bismarck Tribune.
GEO. S. MCTAvIsH Jr., was pas
senger ON the south bound train Wed
nesday. He was met at the depot by
some OF the proposed HudsOns Bay
party and induced to stop of day,
ana ~ tfis ". Ryan.
Mr.. Mc'Tavish has been In the service
OF the Hudsons Bay Company upward
Of fifteen years. and nearly all that
time was spent on the bay. He has
made the trip from Norway House u
Churchill, many times and valuable
Information was obtained. Mr.. Nc.
lavish left yesterday for Toronto on
u visit to relatives, after which he re-
turns to his business In Vancouver.
Mr.. SPABERG struck charcoal al
220 feet below the surface OF the
ground, while boring the STANDARD
on con. pany's artesion we'll. A gtn,l
flow was struck at this depth, 1,5Oi
barrels OF water In twenty-four hours
being thrown out, and with the first
flow came the charcoal, which wal
covered with mineral shell which
sparkled like diamonds. Where this
charcoal came from at some time wa.
a forest, which evidently had burned
and became covered up as this biz
country called the Red River VALLEY
filed in-Grarton Record.
A LARGE crowd of invited guests
were presentat the public installa
tiOn Of the A. o. U. w. on Friday
night of last week. F. a. Hart actet
as installing officer and performed hi'
duties with impressiveness The fol
lowing are the principal officers In
stalled: W, R. Bride. M. Workman
Freeman Walters. Oyerseer;1 Brande,
johnson, Foreman; j. e. Ashley, re
ceiyer; F. NJ. King, financier; an,
Alex. Airth, recorder. After the in
stallatton services a short program q
q musical and literary nature. will
speeches from visiting and local mem
bers was listened to, after which re
freshments were served. Taken to
gether very successful and pleasan
evening was enjoyed BY all.
The BowEsMoNT Court of Forest
ers held their annual supper and en-
tertatnment Monday night. An oyste
supper was served from six to eigh
o'clock. Mrs. Hunting receive,
the FOresters after supper unit
the adjournment to the schoo
house where the following orc
gram was rendered: Selection, Men
LIE Orchestra; Recitation. Mr.. Roach