The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-11-19
Local.

P. st. Amour and ]. E. Lee registered
at the Winchester ,ast night.
A. S. Burrows Of Grand Forks came
in on the N. P. this morning.
w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. Ryan
at four O'Clock tomorrow, Friday, after
noon.
A. ]. McFadden of Neche took in some
Epworth League oysters last night. He
graded them No. J..
Andrew Peterson returned home YES
terday from Devils Lake where he has
been cooking for the N. P. bridge crew.
which left here two months ago.
1t showed little last night DR.. Har-
ris was up at 2 o'clock this morning.
And there is little daughter at F. s.
Cheney's. And that is the story.
II you want oysters, celery, fruit, etc.
for Thanksgiving dinner, be sure and
leave your orders at Kemp's before Sat
urday, and then you will not be found.
lacking.
To-day comes the second installment
OF that interesting serial entitled the tax
sale. There has been some doubt as to
W had the copy right on this publica-.
ton, but it goes once week, daily and
weekly, in the PIONEER EXPRESS lust
the same.
The new cashier at the depot IS Mr..
Shoemaker instead of Shumway. Mr..
Cook viii remain as night man and Mr..
Hogg goes to Gilby as agent. Gilby Is
an important station and nice town.
We congratulate Mr., Hogg on his pro-
motion but regret that it involves the re-
moval of himself and his bride so soon
from our social circles.
The oyster supper oftbe League last
night was pleasant affair and fairly well
attended. The oysters were fat and the
stew was delicious. 1--WE can vouch for
the former and it is said Commissioner
Myrick has great praise for the latter
The program was excellent, and we may
be pardoned if we select the "quartette
Of horns" for special praise, it being their
first appearance. The quartette is COM
posed of A. L. Akers, w. E. Goats. Jud
LaMoure Jr. and S. M. Moorhead. They
received double encore.
We understand an arrest has been
made Of one man living in the vicinity of
Hamilton accused of being concerned in
the wheat stealing cases lately reported
as occurring there. His examination is
going on to-day, and warrants are out
tor other parties. We do not know
whether these accused are the guilty par
ties or not, but there is one thing sure,
that this particular kind Of theft ought to
be stopped, and stopped quick and hard.
We haye an idea, that the best punish
ment for this class of crime would be the
whipping post.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Oysters tonight at Kittson Hall.
Full's fur sale to-day and tomorrow.
The skating rink scheme ''died born
ing" and the kids mourn.
Martin Levin Of St. Thomas was at the
Pembina House yesterday.
Mrs. w. Douglas returnedlthis morn.
ing on the N. P. from a visit to relatives.
w. Kneeshaw came in from Grand
Forks to-day where he had been on legal
business.
Miss Lulah Cavileer and Mrs. Fores.
man go to Winnipeg for short visit to-
morrow. ~
This is one of the days that we find
the north end Of a south wind to be de-
cidedly chilly. e ,, j.
The Red river is good skating and the
kids and some goats skip and skate
thereon these evenings.
Among the arrivals to day on the N.
P. was G. A. M. Spencer, the well-known
attorney at Grafton.
Attorney M. Brynjolfson and the Cav
alier druggist, John O'Keefe, ate dinfYer
with Landlord Pullman today. y
Eddie LaMoure, the youngest son q
Hon. Judson LaMoure, has been ailing
fer some time, and is now confined to
his bed. l5{
Frank Henlsle of Grand Rapids, Michi-
gan, who has been here some time look
ing after his fathers farms left for home
yesterday. Ia:
G.. W..Ryan. E. D. Booker and chas.
Atkinson came home this morning from
Grand Forks where they had been in at
tendance at court a3
Mrs. Martin, who has been. visiting
with her brother Auditor Donald Thom-
son and family during the summer, left
for her home in New York City yesterday.