The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-15

sending ia q large number Of Poles and
Ia big immigration IS expected next
spring. An agent was here last week
and took home vegetables, grain and
soil as specimens.
5, WILLIAM A. Adams and E. /. Lien,
espect.vely treasurer and justice at St.
Vincent, resigned their Offices last week
as they are about leaving the town.
Complimentary votes of regret were
passed by the board of supervisors.
Both OF these gentlemen are we'll known
|and highly esteemed on this side of the
river. /.
Hon. Judson LaMoure leaves to-day
for st. Pau and Minneapolis ON business.
Among other things he will bring back
Equipments for the hunting party, that
leave in about three weeks for the Vel
lowstone river on their annual deer
hunt. Mr.. LaMoure will be accompanied
by Eddy Hogan, who goes down to get
his hearing treated.
S. r. MooRHEAD is making arrange
ments to erect a mammoth skating rink
for the coming winter. The dimensions
are 5,xlYO ieet, without posts in the cen
lagest skating rink PemUina has ever
had. Arrangements will be made to
have it lighted by electricity. A rink
properly conducted is good place for
recreation and amusement.
From Saturday Daily.
COMMISSIONERS Taylor took the N. p.
this morning for Morris, and home.
G. w. RY. N and Chas. Atkinson re-
turned from Grand Forks this morning.
The township board is in session IN
the city hall this morning, transacting
routine business.
Miss Kit Booker came in from Grand
FORKS this morning to visit friends in
| Pembina. l. a
MISS ERNEsTINE Branchaud left on
the north bound train for st. Jean to visit
friends until next Tuesday.
S. E. HAST, ]. Alexander, Geo. Pfaff
and c. Wells were Cavalierites who re-
gistered at the Headquarters Hotel yes
terday.
EPWoRTH League tomorrow morning
at n O'Clock Subject "Lifs and, Eel
lowship of the Church Of st. Paul." Led
lby w. ]. kneeshaw.
THE usual number of ''tin-horn" gamb-
lers with their soap and nutshell games
were at the st. Vincent fair, and as usual,
there were lots Of suckers.
REV. R. Johnston came in from Gilby
this morning. He will conduct services
in the Presbyterian church, Sunday eve
ming at the usual hour
THERE was large attendance at the
ha11 NJ T..
ling. Prof. Juliot furnished the music to
the satisfaction of all, as usual.
d. MCCARTHY of Hyde Park. raised
1.-TWO pumpkins this year weighing respec-
lively 123 and l16 pounds and both
lgrew next each other on the same vne.
Some pumpkins.
THE County Commissioners adjourned
their session this morning. Yesterday
they designated the PIONEER EXPRESS
as the official paper in which to print the
4 tax sale advertising for this year.
The Monarch elevator al Flora, first
lstation south of Drayton burnt last night,
with large quantity of wheat. One N.
IP. freight car on the side tack, along
.Iside of the elevator was also burnt,
The origin of the fire is unknown.
il NEARLY half the school land adver.
| tsed was leased this forenoon, at an ag.
igrcgate sum of $500 Lar d Commits.
Isioner Watt was in attendance in person,
A complete list will be published in Mon
Gays Daily PIONEER EXPRESS.
HALLOWEEN is coming and with i,
the usual supper given BY the Presby.
terrain Ladies Aid society, but as Hal.
tow'een comes on Saturday this year,
the social will be held on the following
Tuesday evening. Further notice will
be given.
b. Q. SEYMOUR, manager of the East
Grand Forks Courier, is in the city look.
ling after the interests of his publication,
The Courier blossomed out as daily
! last April and has been wonderful sue.
lcess: It is full Of good news, as well as
live business advertisements.
j ALLEN Hoople has fine orchard
which contains nice specimens of apple
trees, plum trees, mountain ash, Terusa.
} lem willow and spruce. The trees are
Jail in hourishing condition and in 9
flew years Mr.. Hoople will have one o.
the finest orchards in the northwest. =
Hoople Graphic.
DEPUTY Geo. Laney is over from
BathKate this morning. Mr.. Laney say.
he did. not bring over any prisoner, bu
came on other business. His father WIN
Laney, whose familiar face is known T.
!. NEARLY all in Pembina county, is in charr,
of the lighthouse at Point Iona, Cal. ans
is In good health and has a life position.
Among the visitors in the city to-da,
! lin attendance at the land sale are motto
ed the following: Christ Bluhm, .Hamil
ton, MI. Cameron, Hamilton, o. c. Ole
lson, Beaulieu; Dick Weeks, Carlisle
. los. Aymond, P. Devany and A. I. Nc
1Fsdden, Neche; John childerhose. Da,
: lOConnor, Thos. Duffy, +. A. Thomp
] Ison, St. Thomas; r. E. Simmons. Caya
; ilier; John Connie, Carlisle.
The great popularity of the Schuber
Lady Quartette is not only their CRANE
: please the people. All their encores ar,
ieither amusing, or artistic arrangement
Iof those sweet old melodies SO dear e