The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-10-20
The Pioneer Express.

TlAkkEl REPORl.
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 20, 1899.
Local.
The Cineograph next Wednesday.
Everybody is going into the banking
business.
Don't forget the Hallwe'en entertain
ment Of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid.
Ben Taylor furnished cigars this week
On the advent of a little girl at his home.
Hostilities have begun in South Africa,
but little definite is known as vet of re-
suits.
Julius Kohles has move d into the house
owned by S. Fry which has been repaired
and painted.
You can't hep seeing FulPs ad-but
you better read it. 1t has information
of cash value in it.
Three or four days rain finishing up
with snow storm on Tuesday made
things look wintery.
Some correspondence and local news
is crowded out Of this issue by busy
week and shortage of help.
There is to be special session of court
at Neche on the 23rd to hear the testi.
mony in the McGuinn land case.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. v. Quacken-
bush, at Lansingburg, NY, boy. And
everybody will congratulate the county
Judge.
A. II. Gawley is excavating a cellar
preparatory to building residence on
the lot formerly occupied by the Presby-
terrain church.
The Cineograph exhibition next Wed.
nesday has a splendid variety of war
scenes. Company c of Grafton, Manila,
etc. Prices 35 and Is cents, children
under II years Is cents. Seats at Shorts.
Archie Buie is fitting up the former
residence of Deputy Treasurer Douglas
preparatory to moving in. Mr.. Douglas
is now residing on his farm next to the
city limits
Notices of nomination of F. H. Reste-
mayer and George Taylor respectively
for commissioner in the Bird district have
been duly filed in the office of the county
auditor.
We thank many friends for their
promptness in returning the "billie-dues'
that we sent out last week. P. S.-We
have large store OF thanks remaining
for similar purposes. Send in and get
your share.
Mr.. Russell has ordered new boiler
for his electric light works and expects
1t here tomorrow or Sunday and hopes to
have things in running order by the mid
die OF next week. Meantime, we begin
to appreciate the worth and convenience
OF electricity in lighting.
Andy Johnson was in the city few
days last week. He had just returned
from Manitoba where he had been look
ing after his farming interests. While
here he purchased the meat market busi-
ness carried on for the last year or two
by A. DEMONSTRATION Record.
Said Mickey Finn to the patrons of
OShaughnessy's bar room: me by is
Studying fwot he calls ke-mist-ree, but
OF think it's dom humbug. He said last
mott that if he TUX one bottle of oxy-gin
an two of hydero-gin, that thin he could
make water. Oh said nothing, but Oh
thought any dom tool knew that without
going to school to learn it.-Nelson
County Independent.
Invitations were received this week to
several Pembina parties to join in the
Funeral ceremonies appropriate to the
death and burial of the bachelorhood of
o. M. Corwin'' of St. Thomas, all of
which means that gentleman intends to
be married next week, and entertained
the celebrated bachelor club of St.
Thomas, previous to the event on Thurs
day evening. The invitations were very
unique. Messrs Godward, Winlaw and
Cockburn Of this city were among the in.
yited guests.