The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-15

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THE PIONEER EXPRESS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is. 1897.
Market Report.
The following is the i -Islsl .sIEE
wheat market repolt OF 4 olol: "a
1he past week up to last 9 gISI:
evening, furnished byF. 9lIlm1:
s. Cheney, of the Mon GISI: le
arch Elevator Company. II. :.E
Friday. J. !. !. I. !. J. . j. 6564I82I5s|681
saturday .............. 6564l62l50
AOnu3y. 6664I62I5 9l66
TUESDAY ............... 646S6l l59|66
Wednesday ....... -. 64636l I50 IS
Thursdav... ........... li656462l58
AROUND TOWN.
YOUNG mems social club dance in
Kittson Hall tonight. Dancing to
commence at $50, sharp
In the future the Salvation Army
will hold their Sunday night meeting,
at Carlisle, 10 the west school house.
MISS GERTIE, KEMP entertained q
number Of friends "Wednesday even
tug, ut cards and other games.
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WHO took Coles e Songs from the
drug store? Please return to the
young lady whose name appears on
the cover.
The guests at the Winchester en-.
ioyed pleasant little dance in the
dining room on Monday evening.
SERVICE at the NJ. E. Church Sun
day evening at the usual hour.
Strangers cordially invited.
ON account OF the w. G. T. q. en-
tertatnment in St. Vincent, the "Y's''
have postponed their meeting for the
honorary members to Monday even
ing Jan. 25th.
The NJ. e. Ladies' Aid will give a
ss6cIal at the resIncIlrr of Gins. Full.
Friday evening. 22nd. A choice pro-
gram is ueing prepared and q social
stlme promised. A general invitation
Is extended to all.
THE biggest deed ever put on re-
cord IN this county was fled week be-.
for last. It covers the whole North.
-ern Pacific railroad and makes quite q
volume OF typewriter pages. The
recording fees alone are about $2l.
THE following were designated as
the official papers of Pembina county
for the ensuing year: viz the Pink Pa
per, published at Rathgate, the Prom
EER EXPRESS. published at Pembina,
the ST. Thomas Times, published at
st. Thomas.
The G. A. r.. installed officers on
Monday night. The old officers were
reelected. COlnrade Jones of Neche,
who is here on court business was
there and traded off some pretty good
war stories with the comrades of Wor-
~den Post.
TIE Hanby-Wylie concert company
of Winnipeg gyie a concert this ey-
--ening in Reid Hall, St. Vincent, un-
der the auspices OF the Forester lodge.
The company is composed OF the best
minstrel talent of Winnipeg and will
be u treat.
THE>married ladies medal contest
Il will be repeated in Reid Hall, st. Vim
cent, OH next Monday evening. Pro-
-ceeds to be divided with the Episcopal
church. A;fIee bus will be run from
FulI's corhor to accommodate any
wishing to attend Admission, Is
cents.
W1LLIsToN Is to have change In
It's weather bureau. Mrs. Paul Dan
Gels will succeed H. W. Grasse, who
will take charge Of the Moorhead
station. The Williston Graphic
speaks highly Of Mr.. Grasse and
l>congatulates Moorhead on getting SO
estimable q citizen-Forum.
1T is reported that Mr.. Hellstrom.
who busted himself with local politics
I'm this county last fall, while In the
service Of the Deering company az
collector, and after election sought
employment with the Mccormick
# company, has returned to his native
state Of Kansas. Verify the way OF
the transgressor is varied.
On the 10th inst. the Masons OF
Emerson will hold a concert to try
and wipe Of the debt incurred by the
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