The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-01
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City council Monday evening.
Pay this months Workman dues at
the post Office.
Young American box social in town
hall Hamilton, March 18th.
That Walhalla prisoner never got here
yet says Tailor Walters.
The court has decided the Manitoba
prohibition law unconstitutional
Langdon papers announce the birth of
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Monnett.
The Crystal Call makes an extensive
and excellent report of the farmers in
stitute held there last week.
"Mick" Parker has rented the reserva-
ton for pasture and is soliciting patron
age from the town COW owners for next
season.
By the way Judge Kneeshaw is con-
Quoting court we don't think there is
person who regrets his election.-Lang-
don Republican.
The three Cinnamon arrested last week
by Inspector Eyford at Grafton were
handed over to the U. S. marshal who
took them to Fargo.
Grafton is to have a poultry show
March IL, 10 and IA. Something to
crow over we expect. The Farmers In.
stitlte will be held on the same dates.
The Farmers's Institute at Hamilton
is being held this week with good sue.
cess. The institute at Crystal last week
was very successful in interest and at
tendance.
Bismarck politics is divided into three
factions, with war to the knife. Alex.
Mckenzie would make peace inside of a
week, but Alex. is unavoidably detained
in California.
Charles Cavileer, our oldest, will COM
plete his c3rd year on Wednesday next
week. If he lives to Jnly 18th this year
he will have completed fifty years resi-
dence in Dakota.
That bill to increase the pay of COM
missioners to s. a day was sat down
upon by the legislature. and one or two
of our board were hoping that it would
be made retroactive.
The St. Vincent New Era states that i,
is probable that Inspector John O'Grady
will remove to st. Paul to take a position
in the customs there made vacant by the
recent death of his brother.
March Island there are lots of farm.
ers whose straw and hay stacks are an
parently nearer spring than that. Cattle
horses and farmers will be glad to see
the new grass grow quick this spring.
Supt. Alexander informs us that ir
y order to accommodate the teachers, thai
the March examination advertised in thi:
issue will be held simultaneously Al
Hamilton and Pembina and teacher.
may attend either.
The forgery case at Walhalla finally
resulted in both Louis Boyer and Loui.
Goudrie being held to the district court
but when the constable went for them il
the morning the door was open and Ii,