The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-03-26

penter at ROse8u, short time ago.
The outcome was Mr.. DurmOnt was
money out of pocket and he has re.
olved not to peddle Canadian fish
.gain, although. fish is not dutiable. s
DIR. GouLD1NG OF Grafton formerly
Ut Neche Is suing DR.. O'Keefe Of Min.
to for $4,000 damages. DR.. O'Keefe
Is on the state board of health and
had Gouldtng arrested for practic,ng
without license, when 1t was after.
wards found that Goulding had a lie.
ense.
The concert by Miss Mckenzie aud
Nine Ohrstrom-R enard on Saturday
evening did not bring out a very large
house. but these who were present en-.
joyed some Of the smeetest music evel
heard In Jhis city. Both ladies are
sweet singers with highly cultivated
voices.
DR.. e. D. BOOKER who has been
spending the winter at his Virginia
home, has oeen quite i'll most of the
time since leaving here, and danger.
ously 50, for the last month, but a tele-
gram this week announces improv;
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Booker will prob;
ably return to Pembina early In the
spring.
G. F. Glazer, who put In good part
Of his spare time this winter, build.
ing rig and otherwise equipping him.
self, for an overland trip to his old
home 10 Pennsylvania. got as far as
Grafton, where he again entered the
laundry business. we understand. Mr.,
Glazer is a thorough man at his pro.
fessi0n.
The PIONEER EXPRESS has for sale
about 800 pounds of BREWER, (point
system) body type in good condition,
at 10 cts. per pound. Also lot OF
advertising, poster and job type fonts,
ranging from three liue down to non.
pareil body, some Of it as good as new,
st Is cts. 500 per font. Must be
sold at once.
MEssRs Menzie and Kennedy oil
Prattford, passed through here Tues,
day with two of their five thorough.
bred shorthorn cattle, bought from
Mr.. Frazer, near Emerson. One was
q bull calf ten months old that weigh.
ed TO pounds, and the other q twenty
months old heifer weighing over Loo
pounds. The other three will be
brought over the last of the week.
JOHN G. HARVEY has gone to Min.
neapdats to consult a specia'ist regard.
! ing his eyes. For some time past, his
eyes have been bothering him, and
local physicians ordered him to see q
specialist. It is hoped by his many
friends here that he will be back al
his desk soon fully able to attend to
bis work-St. Thomas Times.
SEED sown In the spring brings q
harvest in the fall. Some people ex'
pect a big harvest who don't SOW hall
enough seed. Some others look fol
crops the week after they SOW seed
Some SOW seed and never look after
the young plants, and some, the big
gest fools of the lot. look for crops
when they havn't sowed a kernel,
The above parable is to be applied to
advertisers and advertising.
Down at Valley City the Enforce.
ment League hired a spotter to get
"evidence" and paid him 800. The
fellow got the evidence in bottles all
dated and labelled. Then the piggers
got scared and offered to buy the evi.
dence of the spotter for $500. He
handed it over to them and they gave
him the laugh. And he was so cha.
grined that he left town, and the en-.
forcement people are also mad. 1t is
one Of the difficulties of enforcement
that decent men will not often play
spotter, and the man who can be hir.
ed to do "spotter" work is open for q
bargain on tine other side.
Reasonable Supper.
The ladies aid Of the Presbyterian
Church, will give their annual spring
supper on next Thursday evening.
An excellent supper will be served
from $50 O'Clock. There will be no
program, owing to service in the NJ.
T. Church.
MENU.
Fish Nsyonsise of Salmon,
Asserted Cake.
Admission, Is cents.
Farmers. exchanges your wheat for
(3uuP 1t the It. Anthony EevatOr. ~