The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-11-30

Miss Bena Halcrow is clerking at
Moses & Wylie's. 80. The N. P. coaches
on this branch are lighted with ascetyline
gas. Robert Tweedlie left for Gal.
weston for the winter.-Drayton Echo.
The w. c. T. U. services at the M. E.
church last Sunday were of an interest
ing character and were attended by a
large audience. Mrs. G. w. Ryan had
charge, Mrs. Switzer, Miss Kneeshaw
and Miss Townsend read papers. The
choir rendered appropriate music.
1fyou are going home to Canada this
winter, a postal card to the PIONEER Ex-
PRESS will make it follow you. No
trouble to change addresses Or we will
send you special copy for three months
tor % cents and let your regular copy
run to its home address.
County Superintendent-elect E. A.
Nelson is favorably spoken of for the
Office OF state superintendent of public
instruction. The appointment would be
accepted with gratitude although it is al.
most too good to be hoped for.-Halloci.
News.
D. McQuarrie had bad case of appen.
dicitis and his chances were very slim.
Fortunately things took better turn and
ne IS recovering. MIR. and Mrs. John
Stafford will visit the Pacific coast this
winter. ..Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Sullivan
returned from l. hicago where the former
underwent successful surgical opera
tion.-Crystal Call.
There was rattle one day up at Kit.
son Hall way; when over, a kind of rush
and scuffie at tie gangway; then one
dozen boys, and Full's John and forty.
eight OF hens lay, went tobogganins
down the stairway. To tell more would
be hardly fair play; it made queer
omiette anyway, and egg-act ieggsplana-
tons can be had of Satisfactory ,lintay.
What promises to be the most attrac.
tive entertainment of the season is that
announced to be held in connection witt,
st. Andrews dinner in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, Emerson, when Miss Edith 7.
Miller. Canada's renowned contralto. will
favor the public with good programme
Of sonss. Prof. D. A. McRae and other
local talent will assist. Scotch songs
will be prominent feature of the pro.
gramme. Dinner will be served at 6 D.
m. in the basement of the church. AID.
mission IS cents.
Ear VanCamp had three glandered
lo' es shot 5y orNer The state vetciiu.
ary....The Hotel Smith was opened the
hrst OF the week. 1t has been renovated
and put in first-class condition. County
Commissioner Often went to Moorhead
to visit his daughter Lena who is attend.
ing school there. :. Duncan Mansel left
tor his home in Minnesota having finished
MS iail work here. 10000. John L. Walton
was obliged to destroy six cows and a
calf because of tuberculosis. The loss is
serious, one of the animals being regis.
tered--St. Thomas Times.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M, E.
church will give their annual chicken pie
supper in Kittson Hall on Thursday
evening, December 9th. In connection
with this will be held bazaar at which
will be offered for sale large variety OF
both useful and ornamental articles. This
will be good opportunity to purchase
Christmas presents. The proceeds will be
devoted to making Improvements on the
church and placing a furnace under the
same You are cordially invited to be
present. Admission, including supper
Is cents. Supper will be served from 8
to 8 O'Clock, after which short program
will be rendered.
Joe Mitchell Chapple used to run q
little weekly, 'The Grand Rapids Tour.
nal" down at LaMoure. Now he is pub
fishing the National Magazine Of Boston
Mass. Of which we have received and
read . sample copy. Just for .sauld
acquaintance" sake Mr.. chapple wants
70 give North Dakota people a special