The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31
The Pioneer Express.
FRIDAY MORNING MARCH 81, 1899
Local.

! Local: !
\, Good Friday.
5 City election, Monday.
$ Wheat No. l Hard, 60 cents, No. l
Northern SO cents.
Frank Hart reports veal to be eXcell-
ent bait for catching suckers.
Remember the Jubilee Singers come
Monday night Tickets at Shorts Salts
factory Store.
j. There will be preaching service at the
NJ. E. church this Friaay evening at
eight o'clock
The township fathers were working
hard at township affairs ON Tuesday i'll
regular meeting.
The Epworth Leaguers spent pleas
ant evening with Rev and Mrs. ]. q.
Moore ON "Wednesday. Nice time all say.
The w. c. L. U. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. T. l. Price this afternoon
at three O'Clock. a full attendance is
requested.
Our lumber dealers report the largest
sales for this time of year they have ever
had, which is another straw showing
prosperity.
A. H. Anderson will be at his photo
graph gallery in PemDina, Monday and
Tuesday, April Bid and Attn, when he will
be pleased to see you'all.
A B. Corbei has ordered an up-to-
date, fancy, soda fountain and expects to
have 1t in operation in couple Of weeks,
trains and weather permitting.
Remember the social to be given in
Kittson Hail by the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid on Wednesday, April 9Th. Supper
at 6, program begins at o'clock.
Ami Oleson's sale on Saturday was
well attended and fair prices obtained.
Charles Full acted as auctioneer and
was success as usual in such cases.
Rev. w. Watson will hold Episcopal
church services in tue new school house
Bowesmont on Thursday alter Easter,
April 9th at 73O. All cordially invited
to attend.
The two Galacian murderers, who last
fall killed a father and a family of child
rem near Stuartburn, Man. were found
guilty at Winnipeg last week and are to
be hanged in May.
Teams will be waiting at the residence
OF MIR. Douglas at I O'Clock sharp on
Monday evening to take the US to spend
social evening and have good time at
the residence of Amos Purdy.
Professor Worthington this week
opens up music and singing classes in
Emerson. He proposes to visit Neche,
St. Thomas and Hamilton for the. same
purpose in the near future.
Mrs. c. E. Jackson and her daughter
Miss Bessie, left on Tuesday for LaCres-
cent Mimi to attend at the bed side oil
Mrs.. Jackson's father, who is very ill
and will probably not survive.
The financial statement of the city pub.
lished in this issue shows all orders paid
except about s76 and cash OH hano
amounting to $500, which is nearly 81, OOt
better off than we were four years ago.
To-day is Good Friday, the death day
of Jesus Christ, the worlds Redeemer
All should attend the solemn services o
the "Three Hours Agony in Grac,
church iEpiscopal) Pembina, beginnin,
at II and closing at o'clock.
Sunday, April End is Easter Day, til,
resurrection of Jesus Christ from tn,
dead. In Grace church episcopal
Pembina, there will be morning. servic,
and celebration Of the Holy Eucharist a
O'Clock. Festal evensong at 7:30.
Mrs. G. w. Ryan had a very larg
number oflady friends present at he
hospitable home on Tuesday afternoon
It was in the nature Of farewellto Mrs
D. Thomson. The ladies present ,al
unite in saying that it was very pleasan
party. ~
hi VIM. Mason's horse started fron
Prices corner on Wednesday going to
wards his home in st. Vincent at iul
speed. He colHded with a wagon nea
Thos Road 5, striking his shoulde
& ~ knos kint him down His injurie
III III vsrs so ne tbat u was shot immed