The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-07-09

Sunday evening. Subject, ''Moral Puri-
ty." All are cordially invited. ]. G.
Moore, Pastor.
AN adjourned meeting Of the Pembina
Building and Loan Association will be
held next Tuesday evening, 81, 600 will
be offered for sale.
NEXT Monday the construction gang
will commence to lay rails on the Cava-
lier and Walhalla branch and in ten days
it is expected trains will be running into
Walhalla.
THE base ball team met their Water
loo at Hallock, Saturday, score q to ID
in favor Of Hallock, but they made up for
it at St. Vincent, where the score stood
30 to II in favor of Pembina.
THOMPSON is making the PIONEER
EMPRESS look like nice piece OF job
work. He is one of the best craftsmen
in the state and he is exerting his skill to
the fullest on his paper.-Pink Paper.
FRANK HoRR has the foundation for
his new residence ready, and the car
penters are at work putting up the frame
work. Frank will have one of the
Suggest places in the city when finished.
w. J. kNEEsHAw is having the GRADER
property, formerly occupied by D. E.
Morden, raised and rearranged through
out, and as soon as finished will be oc-
cupied by Register of Deeds Chisholm
and family.
ADAM McTavish, Adam jr. and Jack
his sons, have taken up homesteads in the
western part Of Cavalier county, and will
remove there permanently next spring.
They say that good government land in
that county is about all taken up.
NEXT Monday the Orange lodge of
Carlisle have arranged to hold their an
nual picnic. We understand the Emer-
son Orangemen will be in attendance,
and that the Emerson base ball club will
play the Carlisleites. Don your yellow
ribbon and go out.
Decentralization w. ]. Bride celebrat-
ed the 4tl with considerable more en-
thusiasm than most men of his age, be-
cause of the safe arrival of the new little
boy at his house the day previous. This
is an example of practical patriotism,
even if it is somewhat 'tpop' ulistic.
THE Daily X-Rays now spells its mid
die initial with an "E.'' The vacuum
caused by its disappearance is not obser-
vable, thought as matter of fact Mr..
Gilpin made the best "daily" possible
under the circumstances. A daily, as
legitimate business proposition in town
the size of Hamilton is a manifest abb
surdlty.
]. J. DoRMER has sold his electric
light plant to VIM. Russell of Inkster.
Mr.. Russell takes possession next month.
He is brother of A. c. Russell of Joli-
cite, and will move his family here at
once. MIR. Dorlner will continue his
machine and foundry business, which
occupies all his time He has con-
tract for several hundred pump castings
and fittings now on hand
THE Salvation Army will hold camp
meetings at Pembina, N. D., Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, July 10th, 18th and
18th. The meetings will be conducted
by Major Collier of Winnipeg, assisted
by Lieut.. Kiel of Winnipeg, Capt. Tom
McGill of Morden and Capt. Mercer and
Lieut.. Cook of Emerson, also host Of
local officers and soldiers of surrounding
circle. The public is cordially invited to
attend.
THE time of the fair is rapidly ap-
preaching and all arrangements are be-
ing rapidly made, everything pointing to
a most golorious time. The Pembina
band, which has no equal in the county,
will be in attendance two days and it is
expected arrangements will be soon
completed by which several bagpipers
will be down from Canada. This will be
drawing card, especially to the Scotch
men, they are numerous in this neck of
the wood.-Hamilton X-Rays.
THE 18th of July has come and gone
and everybody is settled down to rou-
tine life once more. Saturday was not
pleasant day for celebration on account
of the heavy rains, but for all that sew
eral loads went to Hallock, where the
band and baseball boys went the even
ing before. st. Vincent celebrated Mon
day which was far better day as far as
the weather went; one of the largest
crowds ever congregated across the riy.
or were there that day. The program
was varied and local, but every body
seemed to enjoy themselves.