The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-08-03

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FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 27, 1900.
Local.
Free With The Pioneer Express
The Farmer.
The New York Tribune.
The TWice-a-Week Minneapolis Tribune,
Regular meeting of city council on
Monday evening.
Epworth League monthly business
meeting at the residence of E. d. Booker
next Monday evening at 700 O'Clock.
The N. P. depot at this station is get
ting an overcoat of drop siding. So it
will take less coal to warm itnext winter.
DIR. Hunt favored this office with a
nice bunch of turnips from his garden, of
the kind with which he took first prize
at the Hamilton fair.
Stephen Kohles is trying new binder
with ten foot cut 1t is made to work
as header or a binder as preferred. If
successful it will be great improvement.
That they have some wheat over in
Kittson county, is shown by the fact that
Robert Griffith purchased 1920
threshing outfit of Thomas Roadhouse
of this city this week.
We understand that Nick Yost and
family, who went to California year ago
for a long visit, are back on his farm near
Beaulieu, better satisfied with North Da.
kota than ever.-Langdon Republican.
"A real, live, steam automobile came to
Pembina last Saturday. 1t used gasoline
as fuel and its principal business is to
advertise patent medicine for a Fargo
firm. 1t is success both as a vehicle
and advertisement.
E. Berard, living between this city and
Bathgate fell from wagon last week and
broke his leg just above the ankle. 1t
was bad break as the horses pulled
him around by the lines, which he held,
so as to twist the break badly.
Mrs. Beaudry of Leroy who had been
home from the asylum for little over a
week, was returned to jamestown on
Wednesday, in company with Sheriff
Farrow and wife, as she did not seem to
be ft for liberty yet.
A large number Of people from this
side were in attendance at the dedication
exercises of the NJ. E. church at St. Vim
cent last Sunday. Rev. DR.. Forbes
preached in his usual eloquent style and
some $500 raised to complete payments
on the church.
Yesterday August End, was an leland
ic holiday, being the anniversary of the
date when the King Of Denmark, visiting
in Iceland i'll 1874, gave the 1celanders
certain national rights and privileges not
before enjoyed by them. The Winnipeg
lcelanders arranged for grand celebra-
ton.
Next week we will publish the fnan-
cial statement OF the county for the past
year. 1t will occupy twelve columns or
more, solid, and the type-setting in its
preparation will somewhat Interfere with
the regular work of the paper SO that we
will not be able to give the usual amount
focal nhws.-Pink Paper Aug. 1.
An extensive and very severe hail
storm passed through the middle of
Trail county last week, crossing the
river into Minnesota, and doing much
damage there. The wind was SO strong,
that near Halstead, house was blown
to pieces and nine year old boy killed.
Last Thursday it's alleged that one
VIM. ROBBIE swiped a bicycle from Joe
& Little, and which he afterward traded
for another wheel 70 one Chaput, living
south Of town. A warrant was issued
sfor the young fellow and Deputy Sheriff
!. Ne ougall started for Leyden, Pembina
sscounty, the Young mans home, where
Ise expected to find him, from whici,
place The deputy arrived Yesterday with
/ prisoner and wheel. He mas ii
4 y I'D bis eiin,inary hearing yesfers
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& u 4 ned 4 unfil this after1uoo ang.
1l 4 Es III & 8