The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-08-02
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 3, 1901

FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 3, 1901.
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The New York Tribune.
Regular meeting OF the city council on
Monday.
w. c. T. T will meet with Mrs
Switzer tomorrow at o'clock.
The government suage shows fall Of
8 feet in the Red River the last three
weeks.
Thos. Hall has given up the laundry
business and Frank Smith is again in
charge.
Quite number of Carlisle people en-.
joyed dance at Mr.. Skaters new barn
on Monday evening, and several young
folks from town were present.
Hamilton fair was success in at.
tendance and attractions. There were
about $500 people present. Two league
games OF baseball added to the interest
Lineman Candee was up from Dray.
ton Tuesday and put in new pump al
the water tank. The wind mill Jared
badly in wind storm short time ago
and now all the pumping has to be done
by steam.
Congressman Marshall has recon-
mended Captain Tharalson as post
master for Grafton, and this is supposed
to end the long fight there, which has
been best enjoyed by the democratic
hold-over. (" : 3,
he ~ h111 fl,aiv
annual children's day services Sunday
evening next. A progam entitled "Sun:
shine, Birds and Flowers will be rem:
dered. The orchestra will assist in the
music. All are cordially invited,
Pembina Cornet Band played at Hal;
lock tair last week, and report pleasant
time and hospitable treatment. There
was good attendance. The Enterprise
speaks very complimentary in reference
to the music furnished by the band. -,
A good number of our citizens will go
to Winnipeg to-day if the weather is
pleasant Mayor Chisholm returned
from the fair on Wednesday and says
the show is an excellent one and the
special attractions very fine.
The Langdon Republican is running a
daily and reproducing the evidence in
the Barry trial from stenographer's
notice. 1t makes round price of Scots
for the whole trial and back numbers
supplied. The PIONEER EXPRESS ac-
knowledges the courtesy of copy daily
which we read with interest
The Norris & Rowe animal show that
appeared here on Wednesday was very
good. Owing to an accident to the train
they only had an evening performance
They have very large number oftrained
horses, elephants, monkeys dogs, and
seals etc. and the entire performance is
done by the animals and very unique anc
interesting.
Messrs. Spring and Chase, of Hamil
ton, we're pleasant callers at this office
yesterday Mr.. Chase was lately O
Denver, Col. and has come to Hamilton
to start newspaper to fill the vacanc,
left by the X-Rays. He expects hi
material this week and will start up a
soon thereafter as possible. He had no
yet decided on name. Mr.. Chase ha
our best wishes for success in his ven
ture.
The blow is struck at last, and by til
hand of women: the ladies of ST .Vincer
turned out last Saturday evening, asthe
usually do before storm, and electe
Mrs. Moves, Clerk Of District schoe
Board, and the opposing candidates wer
like chat before the wind. One gres
lesson this election has taught us, namel
we men must hang together or we sha
Il hang separately; there is no telling w6e
the next calamity may occur; at any Tim
some deinure looking person, in pett
coats IS liable 70 bob up and deman
Il ON oGice q Towns Clerk. Truly We al