The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-05
The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. s, 1897.
nARKET REPORT.
Local..

Flax, 80.
Local.
THos. Ferguson of Bowesmont had
business iii town yesterday.
JOHN Blan and ]. Olafson of Bathgate
were visitors in the city yesterday.
il. BERGMAN of Gardar was in town
this morning. He brought in the re-
turns.
JOHN Cook OF Neche and ]. G. Walper
of Cavalier registered at the Headquart-
ers yesterday.
FRIDAY evening election Of officers
takes place in the Masonic Lodge. A
full attendance is requested.
Rev. T. U. Richmond of Bathgate will
preach in the Presbyterian church.. next
Sunday morning at II o'clock.
W.. ]. Kneeshaw got back this morn
ing from the Twin Cities where he
bought lot more supplies for his livery
stable.
Mr.. S1GURD Sigurdsson of Thingvalla
brought in the returns from there last
night with great satisfaction. The fight
out there was earnest and large vote
was polled.
Misses o dham, Moran, Baldwin, and
McKercller leave this afternoon for
Grafton, to attend the Tri-County Teach
ers' Association. They will be absent
until Sunday.
H. A. Murrel went to toilette yester-
to knock over few geese that are re-
ported wandering around on the fields
of Jos Pariseau. Al will bring some
hame if he can get close enough to them.
The election in the two commissioner
districts leaves the political complexion
of the county board just the same as be-
fore. Myrick and Taylor democrats,
Often populist and Sigfusson and Hicks
republican.
A CH1NAMAN came in from the south
this morning, and reported at the Gus
toms house, asking for passport. His
home is at Devils Lake and his occupa-
ton laundryman. He is on his way to
China, to visit his old home, but as he
is going out via Seattle, over the N. p.
the authorities could not grant his re-
quest. He was told to reportat the Gus
toms house at Seattle.
ATTENTION is called to the new ad-
vertisements of F. S. Cheney, hardware
and A. B. Corbeil, fruit and confecion-
cry, in this issue. There is no invest
ment a business man can make that will
bring more returns than judicial adver-
Using. The PIONEER EXPRESS is read
by thousands every week. These two
gentlemen keep a complete line of mer-
chandise in their lines and insure salts
factory prices.
Charming faces, enrapturing music and
magnificent costumes, with comedy OF
unusual excellence is the attraction Of
fered for next Thursday night, when the
Francis Jones company in the up-to-date
comedy, "In Old Madrid" comes to the
opera house. Probably more money
has been expended for costumes and
scenery upon this musical production
than upon any other that will be,pro-
duced here this season. Reserved
seats now on sale.
THE halloween social of Presbyterian
Ladies Aid last evening at Kittson Hall,
was attended by large audience and a
splendid supper, and a fine program rem
dered. Miss Branchaud opened with a
piano sole, Mrs. F Feldman and Miss
Cavileer rendered vocal duet, .Messrs
Morrison, McQuinn, Douglas and Short
were male quartette and were called
back again. Harry Carr pleased the lit
tie folks so that he had to recite another.
Messrs Douglas and McQuinn sang a
duet, while Harry Horr manipulated T.
R. Shaw's graphophone, all of which
was very pleasing and enjoyable. The
proceeds were about $8S which was
pretty good for a Is cent admission fee.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Republicans, be thankful it's no worse.
B. & L. meeting last night; s., 600 was
bid in by Mr.. Russell.
w. Hutchcroft Of Cavalier was at the
Pembina house yesterday.
]. M. Bateman Of Bowesmont register
ed at the Winchester yesterday.
THE VIC. +. U. Of Drayton hold an
entertainment on Friday night, at the m.
E. Church. =
THE appraisment board Messrs Jack