The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-12-07
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-: :, .!i.- i1r j, .l'.>.>ay oi the month.
Masons.
County Commissioners meet Dec. 18th.
week from Monday.
Money must be plenty. Two ads in
this weeks issue for owners of money
found
Services at the Lutheran church on
Sunday at II a. m. Rev. ]. A. Sigurds-
son, pastor.
Rev. Hutchinson OF BOWesmont very
acceptably filled Rev. Mr.. Dingle's ap-
pointnents last Sunday.
All the merchants are cleaning house
and decorating in honor of the expected
visit of Car Santa Claus.
Satisfactory Short is taxing orders for
a very pretty line of photo buttons and
medallions suitable for Christmas pres
ents,
Lovers Of good drama will be pleased
to learn that Sanford Dodge and his new
company are booked for Pembina about
Dec 21st.
Joseph Genevey has started a lunch
room and restaurant in his place of bust.
ness and they all say Joe is dandy a,
Chicken fixens."
We learn that the H. D. ALERT g. Co
drug store has surrendered its liquor per.
NIT and will in the future neither handle
nor sell envy intoxicating liquors.-Lang.
don Republican.
State Secretary Of Sunday School
Work Orchard will be in this city or
Sunday and be present at the Nj. E. and
Presbyterian schools and in the evening
will hold union Sunday school service
at the NJ. E. church.
Two members of the mounted police
arrived in town last week from Regina,
and will be Stationed on the boundary,
about IS miles east of here, to guard
against the unlawful taking of timber and
wood. They went out on Tuesday,
Emerson Journal.
Many of these December mornings are
symphonies in gray. Hoar frosts are
common and the trees often keep. their
''nightgowns'' on all day, which makes
the forest and shade trees looks very
beautiful. The weather remains very
mild and pleasant and farmers are busy
hauling hay and getting fixed for the
weather that may come later.
The following A. o. U. w. officers
were elected Tuesday evening: w. W.
Felson, NJ. w.; Ora McCumber, fore.
man; Dawson McCafery, overseer; Geo.
Peterson, recorder; Geo. Leibinger, fl.
nancier; F. A. Wardwell, receiver; John
Hannason, guide; M. Brady, l. W.; John
Eymundson, o. w.; c. E. Jackson. treas.
urer; A. L. Airth, representative to grand
lodge; Chas. Full, alternate.
Hay is hay this year-and is worth
stealing. Several parties west of town
have lost hay from their stacks and Mr..
Ireland offers go reward for information
that will convict the thieves who took a
ton or more from him. As hay neces.
sarily in many cases has to be left Out
and unprotected the crime Of stealing
such unprotected property ought and
usuaiiy = visited wiittlb severest pun.
ishment known ii tie slaw. 8, Z. u.