The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-10-19

Lloyd & Gays company played "A
Celebrated Case' at Kittson Hall on
Wednesday evening to a fair sized house
The company and the play gave entire
satisfaction, and Pembina will be glad to
see them come again. The company is
large and the acting was far superior to
the Shows" that mostly come to towns
of this size.
Mrs. S. A. Hamilton of Emerson suf
fered stroke Of paralysis and after a
week Of illness died last Sunday morn.
ing. She leaves five children to her hus.
bands care. Mr.. Hamilton is one of the
old residents of Emerson and he and his
family are well known by many friends
in this city who will join in sincere sym.
pathy for their great loss.
The united efforts Of Rev. MIR. Dingle
and several ofthe brethren made big
hole under the M. E. church this week,
for the new furnace. The Ladies Aid
Society have been for several months
preparing to do their share by making
articles both useful and otherwise, intend.
ing to hold bazaar in connection with
their chicken pie social early in Decem.
Der.
We want everybody to get ready to
help us-to help everybody-to get the
county election news at the very earliest
possible minute. Last year with the
help of many good friends we sent out
complete correct returns in the PIONEER
EXPRESS on Friday morning in time for
the regular mails. On the other hand
we will give to all applying anyway
all we know as fast as we get it. Send
in the returns.
Pembina is the only place in the coun.
ty that has to register voters. The reg
istration boards of each ward meet on
Tuesday next to prepare the list, which
will then be posted for week and the
Tuesday following will correct the same.
See that you are registered and save
having to swear i'll your vote election
day. Ladies will have to be registered
as they are also voters.
One Of our citizens who lives block
west Of the track, on Stutsman street,
was called to the door the other
evening justa little while after dark and
man there asked for the road to Penn.
bina. The citizen was much astonished
to recognize one of our best known
sf>''f.si1eu. who it seems had gone ou'
Tor riue on the prairie and darkness
coming OH got bewildered, and seeing
the lights of the town, drove in to them
thinking he was coming into West Lynne
Explanations followed and townsman
was soon at home. Who was it? Oh
NIKE! can't give him away.
St. Vincent had a beautiful day for the
fair last Friday. The vegetable exhibits
were very good considering the unfavor:
able season. The women's department
was very fine and very large showing
was made. Live stock was rather small
in numbers. For amusement and other
attractions, there was music by the Penn.
bina Cornet Band. A political discus.
sion, Hon. S. G. Comstock and Mr..
Merryhill of St. Paul on one side and A.
B. Holston, populist attorney Of
Crookston on the other side. A game Of
base ball between St Vincent and Penn.
bina left the latter one run behind the
former. There was large attendance
from Pembina and Hallock.
Personals. 49,.
Jas. Baker was over from Neche or
Saturday.
]. Livingston took trip to Crystal lasl
Sunday.
Landlord O'Brien of Neche was in
town yesterday.
c. A. Pearson, chief justice of Cavalie,
city came over to the county seat on
Sunday.
L. w. Musselman of the First Bank Of
Cavalier registered at the Winchester on
Sunday.
Miss Matte McInnis of Cavalier was
the guest of Miss Birdie Wardwell on
Sunday.
MIR. Ireland, out by Geroux bridge, i:
rebuilding his residence. Ole Paulson i:
doing the work.
Messrs. Ed. Purdy and Oscar Thorn
son of Bowesmont visited relatives ane
friends here over Sunday.
A. Childerhose and A. H. Cakes tn,
insurance man, registered at the Pembin;