The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-01
The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. i, 1897.
nARKET REPORT.

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Flax, So.
Local.
WHEAT 70 cents.
WEATHER Stationery and fair.
MIR. and Mrs Peter Macarthur went to
Grand Forks yesterday.
GEO. M. Esterly, the Bathgate machine
man, was in the city to-day.
]. DELANEY of Bathgate registered at
the Winchester yesterday evening.
Nix. AND Mrs. John Emerson are vi
sitting with Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Short.
w. H. RANDALL, the old time Pembi-
ma county horseman, was in the city to-
day.
THE Misses Ferguson went to Toilette
to-day to visit old friends and relatives
there.
ATTORNEY o. M. Corwin of ST. Thorn
as came in on the N. P. this morning on
local business.
No services at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday. tits expected that services
will be held the Sunday following.
ANYONE wishing the services of Rev.
Mr.. Johnston for funerals, marriages, etc.
can address him at Gilby, N. d.
MEssRs Cavileer, LaMoure and others
spent couple of days at the Carlisle
slough. They report fair luck but the
weather is too warm for the ducks to fly
very lively.
AMONG the guests at the Brennan
Harris wedding was Miss May Ga:fney
of Grand Forks who finds herself very
much at home among her former neigh
bors and friends in this city.
FRED SMITH of Minneapolis, was
showing Satisfactory Short some sam
Piles of dry goods to-day. specimens of
which will probably greet the eyes of
Pembina ladies little later.
PEMB1NA Episcopalians may be glad
to know that the communion service will
be celebrated at the ST. Vincent church
on Sunday afternoon at about $3.50. II
rain makes the roads rough there will be
no service.
DR.. Lockwood, who came up from
Hallock to the wedding yesterday, re
turned to his professional duties last
night. We are glad to learn that he has
successful and growing practice in his
new location.
THE man ]. B. Davis of Rat Portage,
who is held here awaiting extradition
from the Canadian authorities, is not say
ing much but is in consultation with at
torneys. He will not likely go back I'M
less they take him by legal process.
J. ]. DoRMER has gone to Morden and
expects to remain there permanently,
and will remove his family there in
few weeks. He is engaged in making
castings and fittings for patent pump.
He has rented his house here to Prof.
} Godward.
THOMAS Roadhouse wishes to an.
nounce that he has changed the date of
his sale of farm and personal property
from Tuesday, October 18th to Thurs
day, October 18th, week from yesterday.
Everybody notice the change.
R1cHEL Demarse was crossing the
bridge from South Pembina in town and
met team with log. Mr.. Demarse's
horses got frightened, collided with the
other team, broke the pole, and Mr.. De-
marse jumped out. The horses freed
themselves from the buggy and streaked
it for the prairie across the railroad track
where they were caught. A narrow es-
cape for Mr.. Demarse, and badly de-
moralized buggy are the results.
Nick Shraeder of Bathgate came over
yesterday to board with Thos. w. Brown
awhile, in default of $500 bail. Shraeder
was a tenant of Thomas Nelson's and
sold some of the crop and left for Cana
da without making settlement. He re-
turned under the persuasive powers of
Deputy Sheriff Laney without extradi-
ton, and is now under the technical
charge Of embezzlement, for trial at the
district court.