The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-29

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AROUND TOWN.
CITY council meets Monday even
ing.
MONARCH elevator closes next
week.
TREASURER Douglas little son AL
len is quite sick with pleurisy.
The Daily Grand Forks News has
suspended. but the weekly will con-
tinue.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at the
residence OF Mrs. E. D. Booker, We'd
nesday afternoon at four o'clock.
TIE rector of Grace Episcopal
church will pegin on Sunday evening
next, series of sermons on missions.
REGULAR service at the NJ. e.
church Sabbath evening. Subject.
"What Constitutes healthy Church."
No ONE suffers more from the bliz-
yards than the train crews. The work
done by some Of them this winter ap-
proaches the heroic.
JUDGE WINCHESTER is to hold
term Of court at Grafton the first
week In February for Judge Sauter.
A contest case ,is to be tried.
JOHN LANaToN, near Wexford, lost
a baby boy about a year old by death
this week. 1t was inferred in the
City cemetery on Wednesday.
The contest cases Bryniolfsonsys:'
Miller come on at Bathgate on Esbru-
arY 3rd. The court is set there for
the convenience OF the witnesses.
ALEX. HART went out to stay with
Kohles' folks one night last week. A.
blizzard coming on, his folks got wor-
.ried and considerable search was mada
before the truant was found. J
MRS. J. T.. TRUAX, wife Of the
clerk Of court at Langdon and sister
of Geo. A and Tracy Bangs of Grand
Fork3, died on Tuesday from the eff
fects of an operation for appendicitis.
A WEEK from Saturday night the
Excelsior club of st. Vincent will give
An entertainment at Reid Hall. A
fine musical and literary program is
being arranged. A small admittance
fee will be charged.
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools Jack
son has been at Grand Forks this
week in consultation with State Sup
erintendentt Halland and other promi-
nent educators, on needed changes in
the school laws, and there are no bet
ter judges; they have to eat the pud-
ding.
On Tuesday, February End, in
Christ church. st. Vincent. at the ex-
act hour of the conservation of the
Rev. DR.. Morrison to the Episcopate
of Duluth. there will be q celebration
OF the Holy Communion. Pembina
/ Episcopalians and their friends are
earnestly invited.
IT Is stated that Chas. n. Lee,
former editor of the Oak Leaf and
later with the Pink Paper, will start
a new paper at Walhalla. II there is
one thing lacking in Pembina county
it is another newspaper. However, in
spite Of the ''irony'' our. hopes are for
Charley's success.
REPORTS from many sections Of the
state are that wolves are getting
bothersome and bold. on account Of
deep snow and scarcity Of food. They
60 in droves Of four or more and at
tack young stock. tits expected that
before the snow goes Of something
will have to be done to protect ranch
ers.
Avery large number Of guests en-