The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-05-04

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1900.
Local.
Free With The Pioneer Express
The Farmer.
The New York Tribune.
The Twice-a-week Minneapolis Tribune.
Arbor Day-Plant some trees.
This is the first Friday of the month.
/, County Commissioners meet May 18th.
Thermometer 20 Wednesday morning.
City council meeting on Monday even
ing.
Some summer and some er-that isn't
summer.
DR.. Brennan, the dentist, will be at his
rooms above this Office, Friday, May II.
Last week at this point there was
about one and three-fourths inches of
rain.
This April is reported by the govern
ment observer as having been the warm
est in IS years.
Miss Cora Larinore, of Larimore, N.
D., state secretary of thessY's lectured, at
the NJ. E. church last evening.
Seeding is we'll advanced and spring
blowing is being done. Farmers have
never had more lelsurely seed time.
Democratic caucuses called for May
9th, next Wednesday, to elect delegates
to county convention at Cavalier, on May
18th.
Ben Taylor is putting in large cistern
and will keep a big supply of soft water
on hand for his bath rooms as soon as it
rains again.
The cemetery is being cleaned up and
trees planted under supervision of Alder
men T. L. Price and August Short, the
committee.
Some boys who have been using q
rifles within the city limits had better
watch out, as the city marshal has orders
TO confscate the guns.
Rev. w. J. Hall writes that he will be
able to fill his appointment here on Sun
day next. Last Sunday he was detained
at home by the illness of his little son.
Ed Kermott returned on Wednesday
with his son, who has been ill SO long in
Wahpeton. The lad stood the journey
pretty we'll under the circumstances
Park River Gazette.
The teachers meet today, Friday, and
remain in session tomorrow. We have
published the program and the Neche
people are hospitable and the occasion
not only promises to be profitable but
pleasant.
The postal force on the N. P. on this
branch has been increased from 3 to S
and since the 18th they have been rum
ming through direct to st. Paul insteadt to
the Junction, as formerly. The lay of
comes in ST. Paul.
Frank King has COW that has brought
him three heifer calves inside of ten
months. She dropped one on July 3rd,
1889. and twins on April Goth. 1t is need
less to add that Frank is believer in
expansion of this sort at least
Surveyor S. o. McGuin, an old time
resident of Pembina county, was Sum
day visitor here. He has been engaged
this week plating out town lots at Easily,
for John Mahon, the owner Of the town
site.-Langdon Democrat.
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An eclipse of the sun on May 18th. It
will sc total south Of New Orleans. It
will be large. though not total, and vis-
ible eclipse in this locality. II viii how
ever be invisible to quite number Of
& US IN this city as it occurs about six q. m.
The bank Is putting in new plate glass
windows for about the 'steenth time.
For some reason, 80 far. II has been Inn
possible @ keep glass from cracking 10
the sasls, q the front bank windows, and
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