The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-07-27
And we
Still say;

farm loan this year orper-!
:haps make a new one. 81
! We did business with:
:the most business.like farm:
;ers in this corner last year;
tand they are satisfied. q
!! Drop into the Bank
:when you are in Pembina:
:and let us figure with you. {:
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FRIDAY MORNING, JULY q, 1900.
Local.
Free With The Pioneer Express
The Farmer.
The New York Tribune.
The Twice-a-week Minneapolis Tribune.
All harvesting machines will be "head-
ers" this year.
Some Of the boys are trying to organ
ize lacrosse team in town.
The Echo editor learns that Ernest H.
Wallace has sailed for Europe.
The Presbyterian parsonage is slowly
progressing to its predestination.
A very quiet week in business and
social circles. S'quiet for the newspaper
too.
DR.. Hunt drives his carriage horse with
blue ribbon attachment, since the Ham
ilton Fair.
w. ]. kneeshaw sold his hay press to
Tom Clements formerly of Carlisle, now
of Cavalier county.
The band was out ON the stand in the
grove on Wednesday evening and treated
our citizens to fine concert.
The Emerson nine beat the Pembina
nine last Thursday evening in close
contest, 8 to Z, The game was played at
Emerson.
AS law of recompense, which .gener-
ally comes in nature. next winter should
have lots of snow and billiards., and next
year be wet one.
A couple of cases of scarletina, of
very mild type occurring in town, have
made complete recovery and all danger
of contagion is passed.
Hon. c. A. M. Spencer received the
nomination Of the middle-of.the-road
populists at st. Thomas and is the third
candidate for the Office Of district judge.
Louis Anderson in for thirty days for
watch stealing and William Lindgren
waiting trial for horse stealing, broke out
of Hallock Jail last Saturday and have
not since been seen.
The hay-makers returned from the
Roseau after putting up from fifty to a
hundred tons apiece. They went about
fifty miles west from here. They report
all available hay land taken up and cut.
This is the week of the Winnipeg fair.
Quite a number of people from this side
of the line have gone across to spend
several days at the fair and from all ex-
pectations the excursions will be simply
jammed.
Some huge ditch tiles have been haul.
ed out and put in place under the high
way in the Geroux slough ditch this
week. This has been very favorable
season for ditch work. Geroux slough
is entirely dry, the first time in many
years.
There will be no preaching service at
either the Presbyterian or NJ. E. Church
next Sunday evening. The first owing
to the absence of Rev. Hall on vacation,
and tine second owing to the dedication
of the new NJ. E. Church at St. Vincent.
DR.. Forbes will preach the dedicatory
sermon at st. Vincent.
Henry Douville returned from nine
months stay in British Columbia. "A
lawn party under the auspices of the r.
C. church netted $50 and good time.
Supt Johnson of the Morris, Man. Indian
schools took about dozen and a half
young half breeds to that school from
this locality. -lleche Chronotype.
There never was year when so much
ground was ready for next years crop
at this time as now, and perhaps some
farmers who have thus been forced to
summer fallow, may get this years crop
.inseasons to come, after all. There are
some years that fallow ground brings
great crops when old ground is almost Al
ililnre. The ground is almost as dry as