The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-04

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FRIDAY MORNING NOV. 4, 1898.
Local.
Election next Tuesday.
Drayton has the measles.
Lookout for election roorbacks.
Y's meet with Miss Matte LaMoure,
Saturday evening at Z O'Clock.
The new windmill of the N. P. r. at
the pump house is completed.
Mrs. VIM. Mills respected resident
of Drayton was buried on Sunday last.
Regular meeting Of A. F. & A. NJ, to.
night. Work in third degree. Visiting
brethren invited.
Farmer Middleton Of this locality re.
joices IN fine yield of No. 1 northern
He made good stacks.
DIR. Brice from Winnipeg, is expected
to preach in the Presbyterian church on
Sunday. at the usual hour, $3.50.
The US had a pleasant social, with
halloween games ETC., at the Nelson
residence last Friday evening.
J. E. Turner expects big vote in his
own township of St. Joseph. Mr.. Tur
her is we'll liked by his neighbors.
Geo. Parker and F. w. Felson assist
ed in spreading the ballots" over the
county this week. 1t was muddy work.
Next Sunday, November 9th, there
will be morning service (ho'y commun.
ion and sermon) in Grace church.. Penn.
bina, at II o'clock.
The candidates of both parties have
the same motto on their Shields Gin
hoe signo spec mea, K :" In this sign
is my hope.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid had a
very pleasant and profitable social on
Monday evening at Kittson Hall. A
nice supper and interesting program and
good attendance.
Remember the social Thursday, the
10th, under the auspices of the ladies aid
OF the Episcopal church, at the residence
OF Mr. Cavleer. Select program. COT:
fee and sandwiches, all for ten cents.
Weather this week has been none TOO
pleasant for thresting, but it has been
going most Of the time. Farmers can
still pillow, though the ground is rather
wet.
From all accounts Superintendent c.
+. Jackson has nearly walk away for
his office. The ladies somehow feel
favorable to the man who has done so
much for the educational interests of the
county.
Full has sample line of skates COM
ing this week of all grades. and will sell
them cheap for cash or for "rebate tick
ets." Boys and girls take the hint and
tell your mothers how you can get
pair of skates free.
The Grand Forks Plaindealer is
pretty good newspaper, but when it
comes to politics it is good deal of a
wood shed itself, and what you see IN it,
generally, isn't so, even with affidavit
attachments.
James A. Little of St. Thomas is
good man for sheriff from almost any
point of view. Bright, keen, self-con-
tanned, energetic, he has all the qualities
that we need in officer who deals with
criminals, and in clerical capacity he is
by education and natural ability we'll
equipped.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Whitson expect
to move next week to Drayton, owing
to Mr.. Wilson's duties there as pump
man and engineer of the coal-dock.
While the past year of their residence
here has been clouded by much sickness
and anxiety in the family, yet they re-
greet leaving their comfortable home and
many friends in this city and our citizens