The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-10-11

developed small pox. Lincoln town.
Ship authorities have put quarantine
measures in force.
Courant Bottineau-J. c. Monnet for
merly Langdon attorney, but now OF
Mount Pleasant. Ia, arrived in town
Saturday. Mr.. Monnet was in search of
a location, but we have not learned
whether or not he has made choice.
A note announcing the birth of baby
girl to Rev. and Mrs.. w. ]. Hall at
Cavalier, Oct. End, arrived too late for
last weeks issue but not too late for
hearty congratulations from Mr.. Halls
many old friends and Pensioners here.
Two boys and two girls make the balance
even, in the Hall family now.
Deputy Collector of Customs Moves,
and his son Harold, of St. Vincent, car
ny the banner as goose hunters. They
went out the first of the week and killed
fourteen geese in couple of hours, and
hey didn't seem to be coming in very
thick either. We can vouch that they
were excellent eating.
Another new land office in town. C. f.
Stevens & Go. of Crookston and St. Paul
represented by Fred. G. Wells, have
opened an office on Rolette Street IN the
T. L. Price block. Competition is the
life Of trade and Pembina Co. lands are
booming these days. Meantime ifyou
want to sell yonr farm read the Stevens
adv. in this isaac
DR.. Foster. dentist, of St. Thomas,
was broughtte the county Jail to serve a
sentence of thrifty days, after pleading
guilty to assault before the justice. The
matter was adisgraceful one, and the
charge might have been made much
more serious, as the principal witness
was woman. 1t is said that vliskev
was the cause.
THE Gdlpins,," Famous Fun Makers,
presenting a high,class attraction will be
here next week. Strictly moral lnstruc-
tive and up&o-date. More fun than cir.
o.ss-comedy or minstrel, a cyclone of
merrinent. DON'T fail to see them at
Khtson Hall Ocrober::17, Is and l9. Phi
ces. Is. 25 and 80 cents. Ladies' free first
night.
Some strong criticisms of rank and
brutal cartoons and cartoonists, are being
expressed by many newspapers, but
there's Bart of the Journal and Bowman
of the Tribune, whose cartoons are full
of genuine huraor, which are equal if
not superior to those Of any other car
toonist in the country and yet we never
saw one of theirs, but which even the
cartooned could smile at. There's car-
toons and cartoons
1t is reported that the Great Northern
is repairing the old grade between St.
Vincent and Emerson getting ready for
relaying the steel rails, so as to connect
with the Canadian Northern via. Emer-
son bridge. This looks as if the G. N.
intended to again make the st. Vincent
branch the main line to Winnipeg. Any
way they will have two strings TO their
bow, one via. the c. P. R. and the other
via. the Canadian Northern and there
may be times when it might be handy
to send the business either one way or
the other.
In letter asking for the Pioneer Ex-
press to be sent him, Johnny Piche writes
from Lethbrldge, Alberta, and give, a
roseate coloring to that far off land. He
says the country is good for crops and
stock. The stock is very fine. Wheat
yields from 40 to so bushels, oats 60 to
70. 'The farmers say it is so every
year" and then adds call the farmers are
Mormons," which of course makes their
Say so' certain. However, Johnny's
old friends here hope he will not also be-
come Mormon farmer" but stay in
the butcher business and be truthful as
butchers always are. And then those
Mormons have wives. No! no! Johnny
read your Pioneer Express faithfully and
don't be Mormon. Johnny adds that
Lethbridge is place of 5000 and bust
ness is good
A never failing cure for cuts, burns,
ulcers, wounds and sores. is DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A most soothing
and healing remedy for all skin af-
fections. Accept only the genuine.