The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-12-10
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Local,
AND now the electro: light m; whis-
ties at supper time.
WHEAT is booming again, touched the
dollar mark in Chicago wednesday.
The Times says st. Thomas is to have
forty cars of North Dakota Ignite coal.
Hon. ]. D. Wallace of Drayton is in
the city to-day on business at the court
house..
F.W. FELsoN has his new harness
shop on Cavalier street in running order.
That's sew.
TINKLE! Tinkle! some more, We bells.
Two times anyhow, before you ring the
Christmas chimes.
REGULAR meeting Worden Post G. A.
r. on Monday evening. Election of Off
GERS for the ensuing wear.
THE board of appraisment of school
lands have bean ordered to go to Thing
vaIla to appraise farm for loan.
ANDERSON, the photo man, says, tell
them that will be here from SATURDAY.
to Monday afternoon every week until
after Christmas.
The sermon at the M. E. Church. on
Sunday evening will be of special inter-.
est to young men. All invited. Appro--
pirate music.
That Klondyke folder Of the N. p. R.,
is just what every gold seeker wants and
what other people should have if they
desire to keep their knowledge of Alas;
ka up to date.
A TELEGRAM was received BY Joseph
Shaw, that his brother-in- law II. "A. Per-
rim of Mena, Arkansas, died on the 9Th,
inst. Mr.. Perrin had been resident of
the south for some time, and of late in
terested in newspaper business.
Mr.. Weiderman reports a bran new
boy at his residence Sunday morning.
and all are well. Mr.. Weideman SAYS
this is the fourth son, and the same num-
Der of girls at his home, and every one
OF them better than any one else's child
rem at that.
A number of friends met at the Win
chester House last evening to welcome
Miss Viva Pullman on her return home
from her visit to Little Falls, MINI.
Music and dancing were the features Of
the evening and the party enjoyed them
selves until the early morning hours.
A social gathering Of about fifty neigh
bors and friends met by invitation at the
sresidence OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Ward
we'll last evening in honor of the birthday
of Rev. L. D. Wardwell. Father Ward
we'll was born December 9th, 1918. and
will complete his seventy-ninth year to-
morrow. The guests presented him
with fine dressing gown.
THERE was not avery large attendance
at the tax sale on Tuesday. Most Of the
mortgage companies were represented
by local agents. A little land was sold
to Spectators, considerable was unsold.
The new law makes redemptions five per
cent at once, and two per cent month
afterward with three years in which to
redeem.
MIR. M. Sarver of Hamilton has been
appointed postmaster at that place via j.
M. Chisholm resigned. Mr.. Sarver IS an
old citizen, 2 straight republican. and an
old soldier: However much, some peo-
pie may have wished the position to go
elsewhere, yet none can deny the fitness
Of the present appointment, and, from
what we can hear, we believe that Mr..
tSarver had the endorsement Of a large
majority of the patrons of the most Office
Leon Graveline has sold out his bar
Der shop here TO VIM. Hayden. 1t is
Mr.. Grayeline's intention to move to
Grand Forks. Mr.. Hayden will employ
an assistant and will use every effort to
take care Of the trade. Geo. Proctor and
Ghas. Keller Of Pembina were in the city
from Monday until Wednesday this week.
Charley was full Of business, and we un.
derstand that this trip he pulled his
mans" leg.-Hallock Enterprise.