The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-06-24

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The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE "a, 1898.
Local.
Wheat 20 cents.
We regret so "wet to see vou.'
The Great Wallace Shows will en-
hibit here Monday, July 18th, 1898.
Walhalla advertises three bands for
July 4th and the Pembina band for a
week.
Rev. MIR. Peabody will conduct services
III the Episcopal church next Sunday
evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
Rev. w. A. Baker of Forest River will
preach at the Nj. Z church next Sunday.
MIR. Baker was a former pastor here
St. Vincent is preparing for grand
celebration on July 18th. All the sports
and Zig prizes. They will have crowd.
The champion bicyclss, the Stirk
Family in miraculous act at the Great
Wallace Shows, At Penbna, Monday,
July 1lth. ....
Mr.. Henderson was 81 Years old OF
FRIDAY last, and though ii was q warm
Gay, lle worked iii his vegetable garden
nearly all day.
The scholars, teachers and friends OF
the Lutheran Sunday school went out to
the coulie on Monday and pic-niccd, and
had a splendid time.
The Welter case is 10 be heard before
Justice Eastman at Carlisle to-day
Doubtless he will be bound over to the
district court an probably retired next
month
]. NJ. Chisholm set up box OF cigars
Monday and said if it had been girl he
would have set up second box, and the
boys are hoping they will get two boxes
some time.
Poll tax payers under the supervision
Of the city marshal and Councilman Hart
are putting i'll a road to the Pembina
river, 50 that the fire engine can go down
and get drink when needed
Reports from different parts Of the
county this week ATE that the growing
wheat is looking we'll. 1t is reported
however that last weeks frost cut the
grain fields in Cavalier county very badly
The worlds most wonderful aero
batic family, the nine Nelson's, are with
The Great Wallace Shows A challenge
of SO, CO.. is issued by Mr. Wallace tc
produce their equals in Europe OF
America.
Walter Lockwood brought in the finest
specimen of barley on Monday we have
seen this year. The straw was twenty
two inches long and headed out. Mr.
Lockwood says his whole crop Of barley
will average as we'll is the sample he
brought in.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held
their annual cEildren's service Sunday
There was large attendance, an attrac.
tive program, and on the whole it reflect
ed great credit on the officers, teachers
who trained the children and took part.
Mr.. Chas. S. Fee, general passenger
agent of the N. P. r. sends us a little
pocket YEARBOOK, that is the biggest
thing of its size we have ever seen
There's pictures of war ships. good ones
too, names of officers, regiments, ships,
maps and a whole lot of other things
Send MIR. Fee ten cents and you will get
the book and know as much as mos>
anybody about war topics.
Dutler's Musical Comedy Co.. are bill
ed for Kittson Hall on June 18th anc
29.!., Tuesday and Wednesday of mex
week. They are displaying good paper
and have excellent press notices. They
present a musical comedy in three act:
entitled "A Wife Wanted" Dancing
singing, and legerdemain are specialties
Mr.. E. Southland of Grafton was elect
ed commander of the Department o
North Dakota G. AR. at Wahpeton las
week. Mr.. Southland is we'll known il
the county and delivered the orator