The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-05-14

w. u. j. ". Will meet at the residence
of Mrs. w. Douglas, this afternoon at
four o'clock.
THE schools close June 4tn, and the
teachers are preparing nice program
for the Last day.
w. ]. BRIDE and family are now COM
fortably located in the Webb residence
on Cavalier street.
THE Young Mems Social Club have
invitations out for social hop in Kittson
hall this evening.
REGULAR. service at M. E. church Sum
day evening. Subject, characteristics
of an ideal Conversion.
RoBr. MCBRIDE is the delegate to the
A. o. U. w. Grand Lodge which con-
venes on the Goth of this month. F. A.
Hart is the alternate.
The fifth annual convention of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor IN
ion of Pembina Presbytery, will be held
at Crystal, on the 9Th and 9th of June.
A MUSICAL will be given in about two
weeks, by the piano pupils Of Mrs. R.
Aylen. Mrs. Aylen is a teacher of abil-
ity and experience and we may expect a
treat.
THERE is another change in the pas
senger time on the ST. Vincent branch of
the Great Northern. The train gets in
at ten o'clock in the morning and leaves
at three in the afternoon.
JA1LoR Brown, with the assistance of
his ''boarders', have set out fifty or more
soft maple shade trees in the court house
yard. They are put down insgood con-
dition and no doubt will get good start.
The Walhalla Mountaineern says, that
the case reported by our Liberty cores
pondent this week has been reported to
States Attorney Miller for further investi-
cation and that considerable evidence To-
eating the crime to a party just across
the line, in Cavalier county, has been de
veloped.
THE Pembina river bridge in this city
is being repaired and if the weather is
good will be open for travel to-
day. The main bridge was not in
jured, but the eap-sills on the piles under
the approaches had got off the piles in
some places and it was difficult to raise
the stringers while the water was still I'M
der the approaches.
REPAIR your own sidewalks. The city
will take care of crossings and non-resi-
dent lots. 1t only takes you short time
to slide your sidewalk in place and level
it up, and it improves the appearance. be-
sides making it much nicer to walk on.
The cost to you is only the labor you put
on it, but if the city has to have it allie done
it means good deal. We are pleased
to say many have done so already.
SENATOR Dobie, one of Cavalier coun-
TVS latest and most prominent acquisi-
tons from the Valley, was in town from
his newly established home in the Rush
Lake settlement. Since locating with us
Mr.. Dobie has succeeded in inducing
several oil his old neighbors to move up
west. He is man of prominence and
enterprise and the western part of our
county gains an untiring advocate in him.
-Langdon Democrat.
JOHN PARIsEAU was in the city Tues
day and reported seeding in full blast on
the flooded lands along the river in Joli-
cite, and by Saturday night the wheat
would be about all in. Mi. Pariseau has
two hundred acres of wheat that is all up
and looks well. The ditching done last
fall has cleared the plowed land Of the
surplus water and there is hardly farm
er in the township that cannot SOW every
foot of his farm under pillow.
AwEEK from Saturday the talented
elocutionist Miss Knestrick will give an
entertainment at Kitson Hall. Miss
Knesnick has just given several even
ings at crookston, Grand FORKS and
nt3aAr s,1a~oa ond <l,o 0@>o1 .>.>~. So.