The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-15
The Pioneer Express.
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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1899.
Local.
Look out for prairie fires.
Service in r. c. Church at 10 a. M.
Sunday by Rev. Father Lavigne.
The Reid farm, St. Vincent, got re-
turns ON car Of wheat as No. hard.
There is stage line established be-
tween Hallock and BoweSmont. Three
times a week.
Rev. Mr.. Myers of St. Vincent ex-
changed pulpits with Rev. Mr.. Dingle on
Sunday evening.
St. Vincent has ordered the arrest Of
all bicycers who ride on their sidewalks.
Look out Penlbina boys.
Bathgate has subscribed $50 for the
Lamb monument fund. Judge N. G..
Young put up $40 Of the amount.
A baby came to Jud LaMoure Jrs
house on Friday. 1t will not be named
for its grandfather. All doing we'll and
congratulations are many.
School land leasing at the Court House
Oh Monday, Sept. 18th. The list is adj
vertised i'll the st. Thomas Times. P. S.
This advertisement is gratis.
Northwood, town south OF Larimore,
had fire on Tuesday that burned out
the whole OF the business portion OF the
town. The loss will be large.
A call for $40 per share has been made
on the stockholders of the First National
Bank to make up shortages to depositors,
by the Comptroller Of the Currency.
A shower Saturday night, and the hir-
ed men had rest Sunday. Rest of the
week very fine, and splendid threshing
weather. Light frost on Wednesday
morning and more rain Wednesday night.
At last accounts it would take from
$1,000 to $1,000 to complete the funds
sufficient to bring home the North Da-
kota volunteers from San Francisco. We
hope to see it raised.
Miss Rouse. a returned missionary
from China, will speak of her work in
that land, next Tuesday evening, 10Th, at
eight o'clock, in the Methodist Episco-
pal church. Everyone invited. A col
lection will be asked for.
MIR. Charles N. MUIR and Miss Pol
ly Falkner, of Neche. were united in the
holy bonds Of matrimony at Neche last
week. Both bride and groom have many
acquaintance here who wish them a
long and happy welded life,
The "Oklahoma Snake Show came
through town on Friday. Two tired
bronchoes, a tired looking man and a
Wagon was the outfit. The license fee
scared the snakes away, and the natural
history combination went on to some
town where shows can show free.
!. A. Livingstone returned from few
days stay at Mimic. He was also at
Voss. Joe will go to Pembina in the
near future to work in the drug store of
T. R. Shaw. MIR. Livingstone is reg
istered pharmacist, and the Call Graphic
wishes him pleasant position.
The statement OF the Merchants Bank
puDllSheQ Ill THIS issue must De SAUSAGE
tory to the stockholders and patrons.
This is only the third statement made,
and the bank had some prejudices to
overcome, and considering, the line of
deposits is very good indeed.
Judge Quackenbush was busy on Mon
day settling the question as to the prop
er person to be appointed administrator
of the estate Of Humphrey Littlejohn.
Messrs Corwin and McMurchie appeared
as attorneys. The contest was between
the widow and sons. One Of the sons
was appointed.
Ed. Husband accepted the government
bounty and before the boys left Manila
re-enlisted in the volunteers. He has
been in the q. m. department there ever
since he arrived, has kept well and
hearty, and now, we understand he is to
have position under the government
hat will bring him in 500 per month";
Nountaineer.