The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-20

Marshal Moorhead has a number q
blank, death warrants which he will fil
out and read to d number Of CANNES
whose owners don't care enough about
them to pay a dollar fora reprieve. The
day of execution will come any day ate,
Friday next.
AHEAR1NG IS to be had to-day before
Judge Conmy in the matter ofthe Wilmer
& Derby permit for druggist license to
sell intoxicating liquors at Hamilton.
Some opposition has been developed and
quite number Of Hamilton parties are
expected over as witnesses.
MRS. SALEcKER Of this city who has
been at the Winnipeg hospital for abou,
six weeks, where she was operated on
for cancer, returned yesterday apparently
cured. Mrs. Salecker says she expert.
enced the kindest treatment from ply.
sicians and nurses at the hospital.
The service at Grace church. next
Sunday evening, will be Of especial in.
terest to children and to young people.
The subject Of the Prelude to the ser
mon win be, "a Little Plain Talk" and,
Of the sermon itself, "a Little Mission.
airy Journey"
We have received the announcement
of the marriage Of Hon. Henry c. Hans
brough 10 Miss Mary Beri Chapman, o.
Washington. D. c.. on August 10th
The Senator and his bride will have the
warmest good wishes of everybody il
North Dakota, for happiness in the mar
riage thus contracted.
s., MISS MARY McKERcHER went to Dick
inson last Saturday. There she joined {
party Of fifteen who left Wednesday fol
1.-THE National Park under the direction o
| Prot. c. H. Clemmer. The party will b,
in the park fourteen days and will hav.
their own special guide and cook.-St
Thomas Times.
! Miss IRENE AYLEN gave party t.
Miss Ruby Vaughn, who is here visiting
Tuesday evening. A large number o
young folks enjoyed themselves until
late hour. At ten o'clock the boys invit
ed the girls to ride on the merry-go
round, that is operating in another end o
the town. after which they returned an,
sat down to we'll provided table.
4 THE Neche Star has tee-winkled II
] LAST twinkle, and in its place comes til,
4 Neche Chronotype. H. H. Lampmal
formerly Of the Lakota Observer an,
later Of Michigan, Is the new editor. Mr.
Lampman gives many signs of ability a
a writer, newsgatherer and printer, an
We welcome him to the ranks Of the PEN
bina county fraternity. The Chronotyp
is to be republican in politics.
/ VIM. Isaac, living four miles west {
this city, is badly afflicted. He was kick
, ed on the right leg by horse to-day, an
both bones were broken below the knee
DIR. Countryman and Druggist Kibbe
went out and properly dressed the fras
: tured member. This will lay Mr.. Isaa
/ up in the season of the year when he ha
, most work to do.-Drayton Echo.
, GUESS our correspondents are all ha,
vesting this week. We hope they wi
|get good crop and next week send a
''itemized" account. You can see fo
yourselves how vacant your corner
, when you all stop at once. But we kno,
] from experience that in busy times lik
| these, very little happens; people are to,
busy to do anything but just get thei
wheat cut.
PROF. Gordon the hypnotist held til,
stage at Kittson Hall on Monday an,
TUESDAY evenings. On Monday eveninI
the professor was rather unfortunate j,
getting subjects, but on Tuesday he 20
larger and better class, and the per
formances were quite amusing, Prof
Gordon has gentlemanly bearing ans
is pleasant person to meet, and person.
who saw both. declare him equal in DOW
er to McEwen and in some respects SUP
erior. He makes q return date here O,
the 3Oth, under the auspices ofthe Work
men Lodge.
j A DETACHMENT of u. S. soldiers from
Fort Smelling, with supply wagon ant
four-horse mule team, passed through
this city going northward Tuesday morn
ing. The detachment comprised Lieut.
! Barker. Sergeant Wyatt and privates Lar
son, Rudenell and Phillips. The part,