The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31
DR.. Harris reports new boy at Mr.,
Kunze's on Monday. y.

DIR. Harris reports new boy at Mr..
Kunze'S on, Monday. s.
Regular services in the Presbyterian
church Sunday at 2 pm i 4 e@
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Services at Catholic church on Sunday
at 1880 a. m. and 8 and. $780, p. M,
| The young women of the ''Y' will
meet with Miss Nettee Purdy at2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. -. sss
!, Last year the last team crossed the ice
on the Red River on April 9th, and on
the 18th the river was open.
Geo. H. Speilman, of Shakopee, MINI.
has accepted a position with M. H. Mil
Ter. Mr.. Speilman is a practical watch
maker and jeweler.
A female branch of the Foresters was
organized att St. Vincent this week, 1t is
called Court Willard. There are several
members from this;si Of the river on
the charter roll, of whom there are "a
altogether.
The Easter services in the M. E..
church Sunday evening will be in charge
OF the Sunday School and an interesting
program is prepared easter Promises"
is the subject All invited
Miss Annie Reinholt has moved to
the first residence across the bridge,
formerly occupied by Mr.. O'Hara,
where she will be pleased to see anyone
desiring her services in the dressmaking
line.
Chas. Wrixon, of toilette, takes the
place of Arni Olson as foreman on the
N. P. on this section Mr. Wrixon has
i bought the Olson residence and will
move his family here. He is already
well-known IN Pembina and will BE-
welcome addition to our population
Adolph Otto, who lives near Glasston,
was brought over by Sheriff Farrow on
Wednesday, on charge Of assault and
battery. He was fined $50 and costs,
and came over to work it out under care
of Tailor Walters. He had trouble with
his wife.
The Old Virginia Jubilee Singers is
probably the best company of the sort
ever orsanized. Its indivi uai members
have, to. marked degree, the sweet,
sonorouslvoices OF their race, and their
training has been such that their work is
extremely Observation-Disclosures Jour-
nal, March 3, '96.
Dutch" E. K. Cavileer's pointer ar
rived home last week covered with dog
show honors: every high class" at St.
Louis, second at Philadelphia, second at
Chicago and first at Minneapolis, in COM
petition with the dogs of the U. S.; all of
which is pretty good for country dog,
and Clutch" carries himself accordinglv
Thos. w. Brown, late deputy sheriff,
has purchased the Russell House at
Emerson, Manitoba and will take charge
next week. Mr.. Brown has the necessary
qualifications, both in social and bust.
ness way, to make a successful and popu-
lar mine host, and while many friends
will regret TO see him move across the
line, yet all will wish him success. OF
course everybody in Pembina county
who has business in Emerson at any time
hereafter will know where they can get
a warm welcome and kindly hospitality.
By reference to our advertising columns
it will be noticed that Pembina now has
two first-class farm machinery depots.
| This is as it should be- For many years
but little attempt has been made to keep
a full stock of farm machinery here with
the result that local farmer had to 20 to
other towns for machinery and repairs,
which was detrimental indirectly to other
lines Of trade. Both King & Co. and
Thos. Roadhouse, have large stock on
hand and are getting in new goods every
day, and farmers will be able to find full
line of the best makes at these dealers
Married,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mbina, N
D., March 9th, by Rev. ]. G.. Moore
William McQuarrie to Mary Isabel:
t Bryce, both Of Walhaila.