The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-04-26

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The New York Tribune.
Gardening is fashionable about town
this week.
Hamilton Fair is dated for July "a, %
and 26th.
The house of Herman Krack, who
lives south of Cavalier was burned last
week.
Glasston Methodists plan to build a
new church this summer 80 x AZ with a
basement.
Patterson and McGahan's new Bis
marck newspaper is to be called the
Palladium
Friday, May 10th has been designated
as Arbor Day by Governor White.
Plant tree or two.
The water in the Red River has fallen
considerably and the ferry cable was
stretched on Friday.
James Nelson, living about four miles
southeast of toilette, has the smallpox.
The place is quarantined. He is not
very sick.
The Ladies Aid of the Icelandic Luz
theran church held successful social at
the residence of MIR. Goodman on
Thursday.
Billiards and floods through the Ohio
Valley and vicinity Saturday and Sun
day. How we pity those poor frozen,
storm-tossed people.
Last week was too cold for mnch seed
ing, but this week opened out warm and
nice and the wheat went in as fast as the
teams could walk.
There was quite an attendance at the
Weiderman foreclosure and Ball sheriff
sale on Saturday. But most of the stuff
was purchased by the mortgages.
Edward w. de Lorimier, one of the
oldest travelling men Of this section died
on Sunday at Grand Forks aged ga years.
Mrs. c.. M, Booker is his daughter.
mo news is good news" is proverb,
and just now has an illustration in the
fact, that farmers are too busy to come
to town, and consequently things seem
dull to the newsgatherer.
Last Friday evening the.Y's. gave a
farewell reception to Miss Myrtle Dingle
at the residence of Judge Kneeshaw. A
large number of young friends were
present and report pleasant evening.
A meeting of citizens is called to meet
with the members of the Worden Post
this Friday evening at 7.30 at the Fire
Hall for the purpose of making arrange
ments for the proper observance OF
Memorial Day, May Both. Per request
of committee.
AS we 60 to press comes the announce
ment of the death Of H. w. Holmes,
father of H. L. and F. p Holmes, which
occurred at the home of the former in
Bathgate last evening. The deceased
had been in poor health. incident to old
age, for some time past and his demise
was not unexpected.-NecheC hronotype
The mabel West amateur compan,
had fair sized house on Monday even
ing and also played a dress rehearsal fol
the children on Saturday evening. Those
in attendance express pleasure and salts
faction, particularly with Miss Moran
who took "Miss Murphy's" part very
brightly and naturally.
Charley Atkinson has lost very res
pectable appearing white mule that i
respectable looking for mule. She ha.
long ears, tassel on her tail, sings Xix,
a.canary, and is Of an indefinite age
she weighs about 1900 now and il sh,
Il stays out to grass much longer expect