The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-06-07
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1901.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1901.
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Snow doubt ut is good for the
wheatr'
Is it 4th Of July or Christmas that's
coming III four weeks?
Wild roses IN bloom, and what IS
sweeter or more beautiful?
The rain wet wheat prices SO that they
shrank about three cents this week.
University commencement and grad
uating exercises next week. closing
Thursday.
1t rained dollars and cents on Monday
night, and we hope each of our readers
caught bucket full at least.
North Dakota is getting to be as bad
as Florida in extremes of climate. $50
hot May 14th; snow on June 9th.
A silver medal contest of the w. c. T.
U. is scheduled for next Friday evening
at Kittson Hall. Program next week.
Rain and snow put out the Fargo Fire
Festival this week. Sorry for the
Fargo people, but ''it's good for the
wheat"
Fourth OF July at Pembina. Shady
groves, ice cream, fireworks, bands,
lemonade, peanuts, sports, flags, hurrah,
and fre-crackers.
Monday and Tuesdays rain came just
at critical period. Little, if any, per-
manent injury had been done to the
crops by the long dry spell, but the limit
had about arrived.
The juniors of the High School BAN
Quetted the graduates at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Full on Tuesday
evening. A very enjoyable time is re-
ported, and the toasts and responses
given were said to be equal to those of
people of larger experience.
Some Chicago woman has offered
$1,000 reward for an absolutely honest
man: That means about eight or nine
$1,000 checks for some newspaper men
in this county if it were not that their
innate modesty forbids the claiming of
the reward of virtue thus offered.
The Epworth League social Monday
evening was somewhat hampered by
rain, but nevertheless quite a crowd as
sembled. After refreshments an inter
esting program was rendered. The
amusing tragedy "Pyramus and Thisbe''
from Midsummer Nights Dream" was
quite entertaining and the parts well
taken.
D. ]. Laxdal, than whom there's nc
bigger-base ball man-telephones the
PIONEER EXPRESS to tell everybody te
come to Caval>r Monday and see the
biggest base ball game ever, between
Milton and Cavalier mines. And by thu
way, at Devils Lake this week, Devil
Lake won from Cavalier 10 to 8, ant
next day the rain knocked both nine
into globules-too wet to play.
The 4th of July executive committe
met this week and appointed the follow
ing special committees : Sports, ]. D
Winlaw. E. X. Cavileer, J. T. Cockbnrn
Fireworks, T. R. Shaw, w. c. Short, F
LaMoure; printing, F. A. Wardwell, A
Short, E. NJ. Nixon; decoration, w. F
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