The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-22
Continued locals.
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
SCHUBERT Symphony club tonight.
EVERYBODY is going into the banking
business.
DR.. BRENNAN advertises to be here
tomorrow and next week.
SHORT has new shelving for his gro
ceries, which looks very satisfactory.
If you like guitar and mandolin mus
ic hear the Symphony club tonight.
IT is stated that plants watered with
aniine dyes will change color quickly.
ENTERTAINER Clarke s.expected here
the 10Th for one of his unique lectures.
THE Schubert Symphony club played
to a crowded house in Winnipeg last
night.
MIR. FEE is moving into the Webster
building and intends putting in restau-
rant and boarding house.
REV. ROBERTSON of Emerson will
preach in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock.
THE county treasurer will distribute
SIC, 600 to the school districts. and Sc, OOu
to the civic corporations at this settlement
A CHILD three years old, of Mr.. Nc
Glashan's of St Vincent died suddenly
on Wednesday and was buried yester-
day.
BURGLARS blew the safe door off its
hinges last night at the G. N. station in
Hallock, but the agent had his money
in the bank.
Mrs. Chisholm has private string on
the register of deeds office and tele-
phones ]. M. home-when he ought to
come-without calling.
MASTER Tommy Purcell is indeed a
child wonder. Hear him tonight in his
violin solos, songs and impersonations
at Kittson Hall.
VS.. THOMPSON of Minneapolis, for
merly in business in this city, is shaking
hands with old friends here to-day.
If you want good seat at the Schu-
bert concert tonight better go quick.
The company comes highly recommend
ed and no doubt it will be a treat.
MRS. Geo. Thompson and daughter
Alice returned from their visit at Bran
don yesterday. They passed through
the fire burnt district and report the sui.
fering something terrible.
If any one who would saw wood, would
see the electric light mans sign, he would
see what he would saw, and know where
he could grind his grist. Billy Trealor
is no blacksmith when it comes to sign
writing.
THE county treasurer has S3922 to
send the state treasurer for the state.
and $12, us, to send away to the same
place for the state school fund. The lat
ter is little more than the sum lately
sent to us for apportionment.
We have known for long time that
"Satisfactor Short had good goods
at modest prices" but the compositor
made them little too modest in yester-
days daily, in quoting his cloaks and
capes at y cents, instead Of $500.
Vol. / of the Heimskringla is at hand.
1t is published at Winnipeg by Einar
Olafson editor, and B. F. Walters bust
ness manager. 1t looks very neat typo
graphically, but the spelling is so bad
that we cannot say much as to its con-
tents. However we wish 'em luck and
new dictionary any way.
THE X Rays man goes into learned
discussion of the law as to the legality
of the letting of tax lists to daily papers
less than six months old; apparently for
getting all about the fact that he came
to Pembina the next day or SO after he
issued his little daily, and gave official
notice to the county board and to the
treasurer that he was publishing "a daily
and claimed the printing of the tax-sale
for delinquent lots. which he supposed
was to be printed forthwith.
The warfare which the Calumet Bak-
ing Powder Co., of Chicago, has been
making on high priced brands has had
considerable effect as is proven by
the very large demand that now exists
for the Calumet brand. We have new
er heard a complaint concerning "Calu-
met. The manufacturers guarantee
that food prepared from their brand IS
free from any deleterious substance.
They state further that food prepared
with it is entirely free from Rochelle
Salts, Alum, Lime, Ammonia or any in
jurious substance.