The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-08-26
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The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING AUG. 26 1895
Local.
wheat % cents and don't look a
though 1t would be much higher,
The US and honoraries meet at tbei
rooms week from tonight, FRIDAY At
O'Clock.
Early closing is off at the stores 70,
the present. to accommodate farmers i,
the busy reason.
Regular services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday at $50 p. m. Rev. d
Robertson, pastor.
Episcopal service at IL a. nj. next Sun
day. Prayer meeting and choir practice
every Friday evening.
The democrats and independents have
called twin county conventions for the
nomination of county officers, at Crystal,
on September Goth
t.. E. Renaud, formerly of Olga, has
leased tiae Jennings House at Cavalier
ana Mr. and MIS-. Jennings will retire to
private life for time,
Yesterday afternoon the Presbyterian
Sunday school and their friends went to
/ Fort Pembina to picnic. A nice place
to picnic and nice time.
1t is said the local lodge b. of H. is
prosperous and growing and interest is
we'll kept up. Who said the ladies
couldn't keep secret-organization up?
+. S. Cheney is taking in about two
feet of the waste room between his store
a give him some
1nuc.l needed additional space in his
store.
e /. Holmes Of Neche is preparing
the foundation of one of the finest private
residences in the county at Bathgate pre-
naratorv to his removal; his banking du-
ties requiring his attention and residence
there.
\ fellow giving his name as Cassidy
was brought to Jail here OH Saturday i,
Marshal Jackson of Neche. He lhae
been helping himself to goods at La
Moure s. Co.'S without the formality Q
paying.
A rain on Tuesday night somewha
interfered with what otherwise has bee
perfect harvest weather. By Saturda
night the most of the wheat will be i
shock and large number of the thresh
ers will be at work next week.
The G.. A, r. meet in national encamr
ment at Cincinnati, Sept 9TH. The rat
on the N. P. r. will be one fare to S
Paul and return and $3.50 from S.
Paul to Cincinnati and back. Ticket
can be extended for considerable time O
application.
George West is back from the ca:
looking after his farming interests nes
Mountain post office. He has some ii
tentions Of buying peach farm and Sc
Ting permanently in Michigan. Mr.
West is visiting with her parents at Sc;
forth, Ontario.-Crystal Call.
Judge Corliss resigned from his pos
ton as Judge of the Supreme Court la!
week and Governor Devine appointe
Hon. N. c. Young Of this county to fl
the position. The term Of office of tn
Supreme Judge closes on December Is
but Mr.. Young will undoubtedly be cleo
ed to be his own successor
School begins on Monday, Septembt
9th with the former corps of teacher
except that grade taught by Mrs. BALI
win will be omitted. Reports from Mi:
Oldham at Crystal are that she is r.
covering from her severe illness and wi
be able to take charge of her primal
work at the beginning Of school.
Treasurer Douglas showed us sample
of new grain which he has been tryin
this year. 1t is said to be a cross b.
tween barley and oats, but the kern
looks like rye. The plant resemble
barley in blade, beard and husk but thel
are two kernels in each husk. 1t is vel
early, and was the first thing cut on til
farm. 1t came from Russia and is calle
''spiltz.' 1t is claimed 10 yield 80 busl
els to the acre.