The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-26
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Local.
No daily tomorrow.
Commissioners meet Goth, Monday. 81
c. Church Of Crystal is in the city to-
day.
John Blair, Of Bathgate, was in the city
today.
Alex Stewart, Of Glasston. was in the
city today.
RIA. Thacker of Hamilton was in the
city yesterday. \.
Harold Bride was over from Hamilton
this morning.
Court is due on the 26th, day after to-
morrow, to hear some cases set for that
time.
Old probabilities prophesies cold
Thanksgiving. Warm hearts and happy
gatherings bid defiance to old probabilit-
les and his croakings.
Township fathers are meeting in the
city council room today, Supervisors j.
F. Miller, John Hogan and Clerk Rene
in attendance.
The body of Mr.. McInnis, father-in-
law Of c. A. Holbrook, was taken
through on the N. P. yesterday to Win
nipeg for burial.
There will be Thanksgiving services
under the management Of the Epworth
League at the M. E. church tomorrow
evening to which all are cordially invited.
Services begin at 8 o'clock.
The bridge builders are at work at
Geroux bridge. At one end the piling
on which the bridge rests, has slid bodily
in towards the river about two or three
feet and new supplemental abutment
has to be put in. They expect to finish
the work in two or three days.
The Georgia University Graduates are
winning fresh laurels at every town ac-
cording to newspaper comments. They
will arrive in st. Vincent in their special
car on Fridays train and will give big
street parade about. noon. Watch for it.
Got your tickets yet?
The city treasurer will pay all. orders
numbered up to No. 267. This pays all
outstanding debts to March IL, 1897.
Interest on all orders previous to that
late will cease from the date of this
sotice.
Nov. 20, 1897. G. w. RYAN,
City Treasurer.
Ifyou are one who pooh-poohs at the
oolishness of Thanksgiving festivities,
ve will give you receipt that will cure
,our grumpyness. Send somebody that
needs it, cord Of wood, bushel of po-
tatoes, sack of -four, ham, turkey,
and things like that any or all Of them
as you may be able, and if you don't
then believe in Thanksgiving but there
isn't any if, about it, the cure will be GER
tain.
We want to say that we are certain that
anyone with family of children, who
will send Sits to the Youths Compan-
ion, Boston Mass, fora years. subscrip-
ton, can in no way expend that much
money to a better advantage. It comes
every week and is full full Of pure, whole.
some and interesting matter; not 50 puer-
lie but to be of interest to grown people,
and yet, just the sort of reading that
pleases and educates the younger ones.
About three weeks ago Charles La
Doux while catching large hog, pre-
paratory to butchering, slipped his hand
down over the hogs head coming in con-
tact with one Of the large tusks in the
hogs mouth, and cutting small cash.
At the time it caused no inconvenience,
and he thought but little oft. Later it
began to swell. blood poisoning set in,
and he is now in very serious and pre-
carious condition. Many friends will re-
greet to hear this bad news Of one so well
liked and esteemed as Mr.. LaDoux.
From Tuesdays Daily.
VIM. Churchill,of Neche was pleas
ant caller at this Office to-day.
D. P. Mills and R. P. Waldo Of Dray.
ton were in the city yesterday. q
The Presbyterian Sunday school az
preparing an entertainment for Christf6as
Eve. 4,
Geo. Ganssle Of lBathgate was over
yesterday. He has been quite i'll and re.
turned home to-day.
CA Holbrook Of Cavalier passed
through on the N. p. train this morning.
He said he was on his way home.