The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-07
The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL Z, 1s9a.
Local.

Local.
Wheat-No. l hard SO; northern SO:
No. 2 northern SO.
Service in the Episcopal church this
evening at 1870.
Mrs. Geo Bates moved into the Web
ster building this week.
Easter meeting of the "Y's'' at Mrs.
Ryan's Friday evening at 1870.
The kids began loadingup on "white
mans burden OF Monday again.
Deputy Auditor Thorwaldson's goods
arrived from Mountain on Saturday.
Evensong in the Episcopal church Sum
day after Easter, April 9th, at the usual
hour.
Regular services at Presbyterian church
on Sunday at 2p. M, Rev. Mr.. Hall,
pastor.
Rev. 7. A. Sisurdsson officiated at the
Icelandic Lutheran church on Easter
Sunday.
James Bellamy and Joseph Morrison
have purchased the Peavy elevator at
Pittsburg.
Congressman Spaldng has recon-
mended Anton Hughes for postmaster at
Bay Center.
Roland Hughes Of St. Joseph has sold
his farm to T. w. Flynn and is visiting
in Ontario.
John Hannesson of Pembina has been
appointed deputy by County Judge
Ouackenbush.
The county commissioners arein regu-
lar session this week. Bridge and other
routine business occupies their attention.
Joseph Boyer was brought in this week
from Leroy, by constable ]. McDougal to
serve term of thirty days for petit
larceny.
The Nj. Z. Sunday school had a full
house last Sunday evening to listen to
their excellent program Of "Easter
Promises
Election day was very quiet. No OPP
position developed to the caucus ticket.
Between twenty and twenty-five votes
cast in each ward.
NJ. Z. services on Sunday evening.
Last of character sketches. Special in
terest to young men, All invited Rev.
I. G.. Moore pastor.
In aid OF St. Matthias Mission Sunday
school of ST. Vincent township, ten
cent social will be given in Reid Hall.
St. Vincent on Saturday night.
Flags were displayed at hali-mast yes
terday in honor of the burial Of the sol
oilers killed in Cuba and buried yesterday
at Arlington cemetery, Washington.
Three weddings in one week. Well,
who says Walhalla is not preparing for
steady growth. Mountaineer.-Spell it
"prc-pair-ing'' Charley, 'twould mean
the same.
The St. Anthony and Dakota Elevator
Co. sent draft for 500 to the Cavalier
frelnen for the good work they did a
couple of weeks ago in saving the ele-
vator there.
Car load ofwestern horses halter broke
and heavy, will be here Monday. If you
want a good deal in horse flesh, buy
from known, reliable, home dealer like
Charles Atkinson.
That warm spell first OF the week was
a sort of April fool business. Pretty
near as cold as ever Tuesday and a
snow storm Wednesday, though yester-
day was warm and bright again.
Thos. w. Brown left this week for his
new home at the Russell House, Emer-
son. Frank Feldman has purchased the
house formerly occupied and owned by
Mr.. Brown and will remove there.
Ju ige Sauter held short term of
court on Monday. Nothing Of special
interest in the proceedings. The men
Buche and Laframbois of Neche, held
for chicken stealing, were released on
bail of 800 each.
The man Barthelette who was shot by
accident as noted in this paper three
weeks ago, is doing well at last accounts,
and is quite likely to recover, though
the ball passed through his right lung.