The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-07-14

s3UUO.. IL. 5. Hager and wife have
gone to the Chautauqua ......... Henry
Stong and daughter are enjoying life in
FSwitzerland-St. Thouas Times.
Henry Vaughn, while spinning on the
bicycle track last evening, was thrown
heavily from his wheel and sustained
quite severe injuries. 1t was found that
his collar bone was broken. He will he
laid up for some time as a result of the
Observation-Disclosures.
tits suggested that ifthe Sands & Ashley
people had Mayor LaMoure for per-
manent manager, that their show would
have better name on its travels. Re-
ports are that in Drayton they back slid
from their temporary reformation here,
and the takers got in some work.
F. P. Holmes: eyes sir we had a
grand time at Langdon on the Fourth.
Only one accident during the entire day
and evening. and that occurred to Char
ley Andrews who had the whole seat of
his pants torn out by being caught on a
ten.penny nail, which protruded from the
sidewalk, while he was strolling down
the street.'-Chronotype.
The prospects Of big crowd on the
Winnipeg excursion to-day, "l4th" were
never greater. The G. N. have even ar
ranged to ticket people on the Crooks
ton line to St. Vincent and connect with
the N. P. in this city, with coupons for
crossing the ferry. Just think of the
combination. Jim Hill, Admiral Chace,
Commodore Muggins and the Northern
Pacific. Isn't that trust though?
The dedication services of the new
Roman Catholic church of toilette, will
be held Wednesday July %, 1899. High
mass will be held at 1880 a. M, follow
ed by sermon in English by Rev. Faith
er Conaty of Grand Forks.o- Dinner will
be served in the picnic grove at twenty
five cents apiece; proceeds for the church.
Music, speeches, games and other at
fractions in the grove. Rev. Father La
case of Winnipeg will deliver an Grafton
in French at p. m. Everybody invited.
J.W. Bechtel is selling his household
goods at Hensel, preparatory to moving
to Cavalier. Daniel linn returned
from Grand Forks hospital after sue
cessful operation for intestinal trouble
coed. A. Hogg has sold his residence
to M. Brynjolfson. 30. .Raoul Branchaud
had visit from his three sisters, Miss
Eva of Bathgate, Miss Ernestine of Penn
bina, and Miss Antoinette of St. Thomas.
They went to Akra to spend the 18th. 80.
The Cavalier band has a new uniform,
maroon coats, blue pants and caps
Chronicle.
The long distance telephone poles are
being placed in position from Bathgate
to this city, and will be in position by
Saturday. The wire gang are close be-
hind. The line will be extended to St.
Vincent. The central here will be at T.
R. Shaw's drug store. By this line one
can talk Gear to ear" ifnot "eye to eye"
with anybody in most all the towns from
here to St. Paul, and we do not know
how much farther. Such conversation
costs 60 cent minute. 1t is a great
scheme and for many purposes far ahead
of telegraphy.
The act introduces the finest spec
mems of American and Arabian thorough
bred horses executing the grandest and
greatest performances ever imagined. A
positively wonderful display of such
downright novelty, unrivalled magni6c-
ence and thrilling interest as to blot out
forever all previous animal exhibitions.
There are rings within rings; platforms
upon platforms; in and upon all of which
horses perform concurrently and stimuli
taneously; moving in five circles, in OPP
posite directions. This feature alone is
said to be worth more than the price Of
admission, and is but one of the hundred
astounding numbers on the fascinating
pprgram.
The parade this season with the Walter
L. Main show which exhibits at Pembina,
Saturday, July 22nd, is especially note
worthy in that it contains more novelties
than ever before, notably the Zouave
Drum Corps, troop of performing ele-
plants, and an ancient historical Quebec
Calash properly costumed. The parade
is said to be of unusual length and bril-
liancy, and worth going miles to witness.
The parade will leave show grounds at
at 10 o'clock a. m. "A free exhibition
will be given at the show grounds after
the return of the parade. In order to
give all chance to see the grand exhi-
bition of the Congress of Nations" in
the menagerie tent the doors will be open