The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-01-12
The Pioneer Express.
rlARKET REPORT.

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FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. -, 1900.
Local.
No council meeting; no quorum.
Don't forget the Filipino museum at
Kittson Hall this afternoon and tonight,
The Geroux school began last Tuesday
week with Miss Antoinette Branchaud as
teacher.
Langdon people are preparing to cele.
brate Burns birthday on January 25th in
their usual elaborate manner.
The bill for the pontoon bridge at
Drayton introduced by Senator Hans.
brough has been reported favorably by
the committee.
Senator and Land Officer McGilivrav
Of Bismarck, formerly of Dickinson, is
trying to start beat sugar factory, will,
some prospects of success.
Chas. Atkinson arrived with carload
OF tfrst-class draft horses from Iowa,
Tuesday. 1t took him two weeks to pick
them ont a';el t',e% are handles.
Hon. chas. Iaviecr sent New Years
greetings e Il5:'vslsa",r t.-;a,2ds, including
the Herald and N;of!ntai1,ecr, and receiv.
60 ',iad!y aes.;iJl' in ;es.I'c:.se.
a. Ia!e,' from Roscoe Wilson amour
ces his safe arrival at Kansas City, Mo-,
where his wheeling is blocked for time
by heavy fall of snow-Pink Paper.
The d. of H. invited the A. O. L. w.
to meet with them at their installation OF
officers on Wednesday evening. Il nice
musical pragram, and lunch was added.
Bus load Of Workmen from this CITY
and other towns attending court. went to
Emerson and report splendid reception
by the lodge there ON Monday evening.
The negro, Bish Dorsey, who recently
killed man by the name of McCabe in
an East Grand Forks saloon was sent
enced this week to twenty one years in
prison.
Those farmers in this county who in
sured in the Wahpeton Hail Co.-are not
insured. The company has gone up
liabilities $4,000, assets $1,000. Too
much hail.
Editor Wyard of Park River made a
hit by his address to the Educational
Association at Grand Forks, from the
standpoint of school director. The
association ordered 5000 copies to be
printed and distributed.
Pembina must not be omitted from the
towns having all lover the river" annex.
An advertisement in the PIONEER Ex-
PRESS begins: ''You are invited to cross
tie river" Wardwel) must have recon-
mended this as the most attractive form
he could think ot.-Grand Forks Herald.
We are in receipt of pamphlet issued
Ly the Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany, entitled, Gold at Nome" 1t is
illustrated with photos from the Cape
Nome district and contains good infor-
nation Of the far north gold fields. You
can get one by writing Chas. S. Fee,
general passenger agent, St. Paul.
Pembina Episcopal six day mission
begins ID. W in Grace church, Penn
bina, on Tuesday evening, January 23rd
and closing Sunday evening, January
18th, conducted by Right Rev. S. C..
Edsall D. d., Bishop of North Dakota.
Everybody is invited to pray for the mis-
sion and to come to the mission.
Tuesday, King g. Co. concluded that
it was no use to advertise bob sleighs for
sale this winter owing to the continued
bare ground, and Wednesday it showed.
But tanning mills should be used before
seed time whether it SHOWS or not. 1t
may be little early for fans, but fan
ing mill is always in season, except at
seeding time.
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E. N.Vcnton closed lip deal by which
he becomes 5oaner Of the quarter section
of the F. Nj. King farm adjoining the city.
This makes fo- tar. EIenton one OF the
most desirable 'aff section Of land in
this vicinity. MIR. Venton disposed Of his
eighty acres in Flora TO John Skene.-
Crystal Call.