The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-12


lines and arrived at home all right and
no harm done to anybody.
We notice among the appointments Of
Northern Minnesota Conference which
met this week at Crokston, Rev. Mr..
Swinnerton was returned to the St. Vim
cent charge and Rev. w. E. LOOMS,
formerly of this city, was appointedto a
church in Duluth, and Rev. c. B. Bre-
count goes to Fergus Falls.
Archie Mcdonald has two unique
ballots framed and hung up in his black
smith shop. They are intended particu-
larly for the use of mugwumps of both
political parties. While they will not be
certified to the county auditor, yet the
names can be applied by stickers or
writing. 1t is a great list, particularly the
names under "For Supreme Judges Of
Good Whiskey."
The Red river is now two or three feet
higher than at any previous time this
year and is still rising quite rapidly. At
its present stage witt, Tie s'op;ng banks
covered with verdure and the leaves of
TIE trees. in their wealth of autumn
colors, it is very beautiful stream. A
party of young folks were out yesterday
afternoon in the gasoline launch enjoy
ing it.
Hon. John D. Wallace has the .adyant..
age of his opponent for the Office of
county judge in the fact that he is one of
the first settlers OF the county and has
been more or less npublic life ever since
that time. He is therefore we'll known
to all the voters as man Of honesty,
ability and business experience, all Of
which are essential qualifications for the
Office toxtstch hesaspires.st. =.
Paul Williams, county auditor, came in
from canvassing trip on Wednesday
evening and reports a successful trip
Notwithstanding bad roads and weather,
and that everything looks bright for re-
publican success all along the line. MI.
Williams is making as thorough canvas
as his official duties will allow and is
very popular, especially in the western
part Of the county. At his election two
years ago he got all the votes in his own
except one-and it is said that
was his own.
Messrs. Scott & Johnson, lawyers, is
the name of the new firm that will en-
gage in business at this place. They
have rented the front part of the build
ing formerly occupied by Mr.. Dunbar as
a bakery, and will have same fitted up in
good shape. The firm comes here from
Drayton, N. D., where they practiced
law during the past year. Mr.. Johnson,
the junior member of the firm, is we'll
and favorably known in this vicinity,
having clerked for Dure & Son about
five years ago. We wish the new firm
success.-HallockN News.
From San Francisco to Cherubusco
and Cherubusco to Montreal, Montreal
to Niagara Falls, Niagara Falls to Kala-
mazoo and Kalamazoo to Timbuctoo
and so forth,is quite a distance, but when
you can go that distance for Is cents and
stop off and eat sandwiches and coffee
and stop at another place and eat ice
cream and cake, you're doing pretty
well aren't you? And if you don't like
the scenery or the refreshments you will
be returned home free. At the residence
of Charles Full, Friday evening, Oct.
10Th, you'll get all this and more.
The biggest attraction of the. season
will be Lloyd & Gays mammoth scenic
production of that powerful military
drama "a Celebrated Case" The plot
of the story is a unique and most inter-
esting one, while the presentation by the
Lloyd & Gay Company is nothing short
Of a perfectly correct and artistic one.
The scenery used is all special, the COS.
tuning historically correct while the
company is one carefully selected and o.
ability. The price for this occasion will
be 25, 50 and Is cents. Get your seat:
reserved at once.
Oysters.
Bulk oysters at Kemp's by N. p. ex
press to-day:
H. W.Barkers Iron Compound make
weak people strong. 50 cents at TIL