The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-01
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. Is, 1901

FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. Is, 1901.
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Monarch Elevator. --IEeana
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THURSDAY ...loolodlo4o 4o
Flax S1.29.
Some rain on Monday and colder.
City Council regular meeting Monday
evening.
4. T. l.. medal contest takes place on
the .11lh next.
"Ten nights in Bar-rooni" tor 35c.. is
cheaper than blind pig.
One of Peter N1cArthur's boys is
seriously ill with typhoid fever.
w. C. T. U. will meet Friday afternoon
at o'clock, with Mrs. Aug. Short.
Dr. Hunt was thrown from his .sulky
and quite badly but not seriously injwed
on Monday.
"The fur will fly" at Full's on Nov.
9TH and Sth. See advertisement OF fur
sale in this issue.
Tax sale occurs the first Tuesday in
December. The published list will
probably be out Nov. 9th.
Foot ball season. 1t is little rougher
and more dangerous than prize fighting
but Of course it is different
Miss May Nixon has resigned her DO. l
sitlon in The public schools here to take
effect as soon as her successor can be
engaged.
O'CoSNoR-At ST. Vincent, Mimi,
October 29th, John O'Connor, aged %
wears. Funeral services We're held at
the R. H. church, in Pe,nbina, Thurs +,
day.
Hay is as plenty this year as it was
scarce last season, and straw is burning
up nightly. Seems pity to see so much
waste, which is a waste, though our
farmers have no use for it.
The day when the value Of the crop is
greater than the value OF the land IS
passing rapidly in this country. Quarter
sections for $500 are buta memory now,
but one don't have to have long mem
ory to recall it.
Geo. H. Swi,z1r, Of toilette, will sell
his stock and farm machinery, at his
place in toilette, Wednesday, Nov. 9th.
Mr. Switzer has sold his farm and expects
to remove to d. nver Colorado, largely
on account Of his wifc's health.
The city marshal asks us to give notice
that he has been ordered to impOund
all stray stock found upon the streets OF
the city, and that the same will be done
forthwith without fear or favor. Take
notice and govern your stock accord
ingly.
T, S. Cheney has purchased the butch
er business Tor SO many years conducted
by Edward Piche and viii IKE posses
sion next week with Mr.. Galloway O
Batilaet- in charge. MIR. Piehe is intend
ing to remove 10 LethbrIdgr, Alberta
where he is interested i'll a larger busl
ness Of the same nature.
Two weeks Of fine weather has worke
wonde rs in the threshing and plowins
The former is practically finished an
the latter though backward is beir
rushed at a great rate. If the fire
e holds off until the 10th, about the
date, most farmers will have the -,
their blowing done. 80
Word has been received ~,
Dick, son Of ex.sherlf D n No -, :,
II ofthis city. s. a priso p,s. ~ ~ :
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