The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1898-03-25

The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING MARCH Is, 1898.
Local.
WHEAT IS cents.
]. K. Switzer has been under the
weather this week.
Miss Lulah Cavileer is in Grand Forks
visiting her friend Mrs. Chase.
Miss Lucy Broullet of Macarthur has
bee seriously ill for several weeks.
The new war ship Amazonas purchased
of Brazil will be called the New Orleans.
REV. Mr.. Peabody will conduct servi.
ces in the Episcopal church next Sunday
evening.
The Presbyterians are planning a Soc
ial and entertainment on Thursday fol-
lowing Easter.
SERVICES at the M. E. church on Sun
day evening at 1880. All invited. ]. G.
Moore, pastor.
Frank Anderson is expected here next
week from the University, for short
visit during Easter holidays.
S. L. Haight and wife of St. Thomas,
are expected home from their winters
visit in the south about the first of April.
Mrs. George Calkins, who has been
here visiting relatives and friends, left
yesterday for her home at Boissevain,
Manitoba.
out during the last two weeks looking
over sites for proposed bridges in various
parts of the county
Mrs. E. E. Eastman Of Carlisle return
ed this week from her visit to Ontario
and Ephraim looks like he felt better
about something.
Frank Brouilett came up from Red
Lake Falls Tuesday, to see his sister who
was dangerously i'll, but we are glad to
report is improving.
MIR. Roadhouse, the eldest son of VIM.
Roadhouse, is visiting his parents and
brother Thomas. He is resident of
Pennsylvania, where he went i'll 1859.
He is a veteran of the civil war.
]. D. McCAuLEY lost hair-seal NIT in
Pembina last week and would like to
meet the finder and make trade to see
who will have the pair, or will be obliged
If it is left the PIONEER EXPRESS office.
The crisis between the United States
and Spain has at least arrived at such a
stage, that war can only be averted by
one of the two nations crawling through
very small hole-and the U. S. is too
large for that.
BRYAN is. to be at Fargo March Both.
1t will cost the calamity people $1.5C
(S3.CO) to eat with him. Our former R
c. Massey, now OF Fargo, is chief cook
and caterer, and the faithful are notified
to send to him for tickets.
A strong wind and chimney on fire
at the Headquarters hotel on Sunday
evening made dangerous combination
I. L. Price got some sulphur and threw
on the hot Goals and smothered it out
with the fumes. By the way, that's a
good thing to remember, about the sui
phur.
THE ten dollar rate to the Pacifce
coast still continues in force and vast
numbers Of men are going west, though
all are not Klodikers. The coast cities
are consequently full Of men, and most
of them looking for a job. We should
say from the very nature of circumstances
that the Pacific coast would be poor
place for poor man just now.
Mrs. D. Mcclellan, Miss Mary McLel.
Ian and Mrs. Wilson, niece who is visit.
ing them at Beaulieu, were in town Wed.
nesday. Mrs. Wilson goes to Pembina
to visit her sister, Mrs Peter Macarthur
800. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Williams arrived
home from California last week, after a
pleasant visit among triends.-Walhalla
Mountaineer.
CHAs. ATKINSON returned from Mani
toba this week where he has been quite