The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-02-24
nARKET REPORT.
The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING FEB. "a, 1895

FRIDAY MORNING FEB 81, 1899.
Local.
Chas. Atkinson brought in another car
load Of fine Iowa horses Tuesday.
Regular services on Sunday evening
at the NJ. +. church, Rev. J. G. Moore,
pastor.
US meet this evening at 1:3 o'clock
with the Misses Purdy. All members
requested to be present
The Pembina contingent OF the North
Dakota editorial excursion are expected
home the first Of the week.
ChaS. Full announces arrival of his
bran new stock OF spring goods in an
other column. 1t will be to your inter-
est to look it over.
Pembina will experience activity in the
construction of residences next summer,
If reports are true that we hear. At least
four new dwellings are talked of.
Prof. Worthinston calls a meeting
next Saturday, in Reid nall, ST. Vincent,
for the purpose Of forming music and
singing classes for that town and Hum
boldt
Over fifty invited guests enjoyed the
hospitality OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horr
Monday evening. An interesting pro-
gram of amusenents was carried out in
detail and all had good time.
Miss Carey has been conducting a
series Of temperance meetings in the
Presbyterian and Methodist churches this
week. Miss Carey is good talker and
the meetings have been we'll attended.
Geo a. McCrea went to Minneapolis
to visit his family Saturday night and re-
turned Thursday morning. He was de-
tanned in Minneapolis looking after the
interests of the Drayton Red river bridge.
-Drayton Echo.
Mr.. Price announces a masquerade
carnival in the Penbina skating rink for
next Thursday evening and he expects
large attendance, as it may be the last
carnival of the season. Shaw the drug:
gist says he has faces for all.
Alex. Brunton has returned from Penn
bna and is now at the home of !. T.
Brunton. Alex. is greatly improved in
health and will probably not require any
treatment, which will be good news to
his friends,--Call-Graphic.
A proverb older than any of our read
ers, is that after a cold winter, with
enough snow to cover the plowed ground,
good crop is assured. We surely had
the cold weather, and have had plenty of
snow 10 carry out this prophecy.
Township elections are soon at hand,
and we respectfully call the attention of
township boards to the fact that the
PIONEER EMPRESS carries good line of
township supplies, and will print election
tickets on an hours notice. Send in
your orders.
Sisters Lucy and Annunciation, nee
Miss Plche, came up from Winnipeg,
Sunday, the guests of Edward Piche.
They expect to go t. Fargo to
call on Bishop Stanley on matters con-
nected with an orphans home, to be es-
tablished in Winnipeg.
T.. K. Pratt, has bought large stock
of goods which he expects next week
and will open up a general store in the
lower rooms Of the Ryan building. Ernie
is a good salesman and a hustline bust
ness man which will tend to bring him a
large trade. The Chronicle wishes HIM
success i'll his business venture
Chronicle.
The family of Thos. Jennison. living
west Of the railroad track, is sadly aff1ict
ed by that dread scourge, diphtheria.
One OF his daughters. twelve years OIL
age, died on Tuesday, and four other
children are down with the disease. Mr..
Jennison's situation is indeed deplorable
as, owing to the infectious nature Of the
disorder, his neighbors are unable to
afford him needed assistance in caring
or his suffering ones.-Neche Chrome
type.