The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-03-30
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAR. 30, 1900.
Local.
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advance subscriptions to the PIONEER
EXPRESS.
Commissioners-Ass City cleo
ton, Monday.
The case of scarlet fever at Charles
Keller's is convalescent and no further
contagion has occurred.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual spring
social on Wednesday, April 18th. Fur
Their notice will be given.
Yesterdays dispatches say that Gen.
Joubert of the Boer army is dead of
peritonitis. Then the Beers have lost
their two leading generals; Joubert by
death and Cronje by captivity.
The Winnipeg fair people are already
preparing big program for next July
and sending out advertising matter. The
Winnipeg fair is great institution, and
this year will be the biggest ever.
The 'Y' will give young ladies
silver medal oratorical contest in Kittson
Hall, Friday evening, April 9Th. A
good musical program is being prepared,
which will be published next week.
Word was received Wednesday from
w. A. Tucker of LeSeuer, Minnesota,
stating that he was the proud father of a
little daughter, four days old. Many
friends here will join us in congratula-
tons.
The Record comes this month with
big sheaf of fax on the cover, and is a
good number. A late photo of Hon. ].
LaMoure is one of the engravings.
Gushing is improving the Record all the
time.
President Webster Merrifeld of the
State University was in town Wednesday
and made this Office pleasant call. He
visited the school in the morning and
gave the pupils short talk which was
highly appreciated.
DR.. c. B. Harris returned from Chica-
go, where he has been taking an advanc-
ed course in. surgery, Sunday. Every
body was glad to see DR.. back, as Penn
bina always feels safer with him around.
the last month, returned on Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Preston, state president
of the w. c. T. u, will lecture next
Wednesday evening, April 18th, at the
Presbyterian church, at o'clock. Sub
ject Goods Chosen People," This
lecture has been greatly enjoyed wher-
ever given and she should be greeted
with large audience.
Any shortages in this issue we hope
will be excused, as one editor has been
in Chicago and the writer-as per an
nouncement elsewhere in this issue-has
been pretty closely engaged in pressing
duties at the house. Paregoric and para
graphs make distractlng mixture, even
to the acknowledged versatility of an
editors brain.
A heavy fall of snow on Saturday, and
pleasant weather since. left Pembina
streets in very bad condition. Never
theless the value Of the snow more than
offsets the badness Of the roads. The
ground had become very dry and tie
least wind would give rise to dust
storm, but the snow acts better thar q
rain and will leave the ground in excel
lent condition for early blowing.
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