The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-01
The Pioneer Express.
rlARKET REPORT.

rlARKET REPORT.
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 1, 1899.
Local.
School begins Monday.
Light frost yesterday morning.
City council meeting Monday.
To-day hunting begins in Minnesota.
County commissioners meet to-day.
Special meeting about drains.
1.-THE North Dakota Regiment arrived
at San Francisco OH Wednesday,. Well
come!
Johnson of Bathgate beat Robbie of
Cavalier at tennis on Tuesday, Score
81, 81, ga, SO.
Marriage license was issued on We'd
nesday to John Dease and Zoie Miranda
both of Leroy N. d.
The Monarch elevator is open under
the charge of X. G.. Cargill, son of the
manager Of the system.
Thos. Roadlouse has sold his gasoline
engine to Thos. Wexford. 1t has been
started and does good work.
A coating of three-inch plank has made
the approach to the bridge much more
safe. F. A. Hart bossed the job.
Ed. Camerson of St. Vincent got his
hand III the threshing machine and hurt
it pretty seriously. DR.. Harris dressed it.
Services are held regularly in the
Episcopal church every Sunday evening
at 7:30 and every Friday evening, at the
same hour.
w. c. Shorts new house on "Bon Ton
Avenue" has the frame up and is suffi-
GENTLY advanced to show its generous
proportions and its convenient and ele-
giant plan.
We have a new, simple, but COM
ptete form threshers account books. We
will be glad to send sample sheets and
prices to any applicant by mail, or at
this Office. #
Grain teams began to go by OH We'd
nesday with the product OF the near by
tllreshing machines. Threshing was go
ing on at DR.. Harris place near the fort
and at Chas Atkinson's near Iceland
coule. Both have good yield and grade.
Winnipeg, Man., Aug. 29.-Mrs. Jos.
Jubenville, wife OF a successful Leteller
farmer, was burned to death with her two
children, aged two and four, this morn
ing, in their home. They were suffocat-
ed by smoke before they got out. Iuben-
vile is from Quebec.
Mr.. F. S. Cheney who has been ap-
PORTED agent for the Culver-Harper
Grain Co., whose adj appears in this
issue, is an old and favorte buyer, and
has had charge of elevators at toilette
and Pembina and is likely to get his
share Of the grain coming to this city.
R. A. Rubert, the laundry man, has
purchased fine lot on Broadway from
Capt. Vanstrum and is erecting a large
and commodious building thereon to be
used as a laundry. The location is the
finest in town for Bob's business, handy
to the lagoon and at the same time near
to the business center.-Hallock Enter
prise.
Mr.. George Johnson the express mes
senger on the N. p, whose tragic death
is detailed elsewhere in this issue, was
we'll known in this city. He had arrang.
ed to stop off here with St. Paul friend
to-day and go hunting with Messrs G.. G..
Thompson and T. R. Shaw and on Tues.
day as he went by on his way to his
death he left his hunting coat at the depot
in readiness.
Some of the papers have unmercifull,
scored the Boomer Girls of the base
ball aggregation as the homliest ever, etc
We don't pretend to be as qualified tc
judge offenainine graces as some of GU,
editorial friends, and perhaps for tina
reason they appeared to us about as goot
looking as any ordinary lot Of girls woule
who labored under the same disadvan
tayes Of dress and exposure to the su,
and e,,SsSd that thee 40