The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-06-15

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Pembina County Far at Hamilton,
July 18th, 10Th and ooh.
The county board with full member
ship has been in session this week.
The Pembina band received a PROPOSE.
ton yesterday from Hallson, to furnish
music on the 18th of July.
Sheriff Farrow took Joseph Houle to
bismarck on Sunday to remain there
lNring the remainder of his natural life.
w. CT. U. will meet with Mrs. Ryan
tli:afternoon at 4:30 to elect delegates
county convention, full attendance
requested.
The sale at the customs advertised for
last week was adjourned until to-day at
o'clock. There is quite an assortment
ST clothing, silk, sofa, watches, etc.
Dan Rondeau and family left Yesterday
on an overland trip to the Turtle noun
tains to visit relatives, and may locate on
q clam if a suitable one can be found.
The Salvation Army picnic in Mr..
Daniel Shannon's grove, toilette, will be
held on Tuesday, June 18th, one week
later than stated in last weeks issue.
The city and the township equalization
boards were in session at the city hall on
Monday. There seemed to be no kicks
coming on the work of the respective
assessors.
Programs are out for the Hallock
races, Julv 3rd, 18th and 9Th. $3.50 are
offered in prizes; free-for-all trot $500,
etc. With these inducements Hallock
will have big crowd.
School election next Tuesday, 10Th.
Mr.: T. l.. Price as director and G. w.
Ryan as treasurer end their terms. Both
good men for the place and better run
them again. Ladies can vote at this
election.
F..S. Cheney went to Neche Tuesday
and shipped a carload of old iron he had
bought there, and yesterday he was al
Cavalier on the same mission. Mr.,
Cheney seems to have monopoly on
the iron business like Rockefeller.
Wheat took start towards the upper
regions this week and ruled a little high.
or than for any previous time this year
We expect to see long editorials in oul
down east democratic exchanges laying
the high price of bread to some grea,
western trust and monopoly.
The damage to flax by cut worms is
very serious in many localities in this
county. In some cases they have cu
down the second sowing. We have
never before heard of so much harm
caused by these pests. Heretofore the
damage has been only local in spots.
R. A. Rubert has decided to close ur
the Hallock Laundry, the work of tha
kind being so much divided that it doe.
not pay. Mr.. Ruben turned out eooe
work and many will be sorry to hear O
his intention to go out of business
Hallock Enterprise.
Rev. S. F. Beer. of Langdon. will fl
Rev. Mr.. Dingle's appointments at Joli
cite, Carlisle and Pembina next SUNDAY
Rev. Mr.. Dingle, with his wife, left OF
Tuesday for an overland trip to Langdor
where he will assist Mr.. Beer in a serie.
ofmeehngs and preach there on Sunday