The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-05-31
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1901.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1901.
Local.
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City Council meets Monday night.
Equalization Boards meet June 18th.
County Commissioners meet again
June 18th.
Old Settlers meeting at Grafton, June
18th and 18th.
A case OF small poN has developed
north of Glasston.
School elections are near at hand. In
this city Alex. Airth is the retiring mem
Der or the board.
Owing to Memorial day being a hell
day, the Pioneer Express misses the
Friday morning mail to the west to-day.
Strawberries and cream and-yum!
yum!-Monday evening at Kittson Hall;
an excellent program has been prepared.
"Good bye, books-good bye,
schoor'-and we forgot the rest. Per-
haps the kids Of this generation don't
know it.
New sidewalks around Full's corner
and around the bank corner Oh the side
streets, make walking somewhat safer
and more pleasant.
Beginning from Sunday next, the even
ing service in the Episcopal church. Penn
bina, will commence earlier than hereto
fore, viz, at seven O'Clock.
The annual county convention Of the
w. c. T. U. occurs at Cavalier on the
18th, 18th and 9th Of June. A fine pro-
gram is in preparation.
Graduating exercises Of the Pembina
Hioh School occur on une 9Th. Miss
Annie Conny, Blaine Ewing and Lester
Godward are the members of the class.
The Pink Papers article on insurance
ads, while we'll written in most respects,
is away off on price paid to publishers.
Instead OF 5000 each, the average county
paper gets about 500.
The worms on the trees, while plenty
CAOuSii W NC d HulotiiIC " tAO'C wiz
pass under the boughs, yet Go not seem
to be sufficient enough in numbers TO
noticeably destroy the foliage.
In some localities grain is really suffer
ing from drouth. The most Of crop is
still looking well, however, but rain
ought to be here within a week or everv-
thing will be permanently injured.
Judge Knecshaw has offered a $40
prize for the handsomest baby at tie
Walsh county fair. Can it be possible
that the Judge wants to create dlscord in
that part of his district Herald.
By the late decision of the North Da.
kota Supreme Court, mortgage sale
advertisement has to be published but
six consecutive weeks. There was some
question as to seven weeks.
The Pioneer Express acknowledges
the receipt of complimentary season
ticket from the Cavalier Sportsnen's AS
ISOLATION, alias the Base Ball Club-and
they have our thanks and sincere hope
that they may win the league penant.
Allie, the 8.year-old son of Mrs. Dr..
McLachlin Of Walhalla, was drowned on
Monday afternoon. He was in swim
ming with other boys and got beyond his
depth. He was bright boy, a general
favorite about town, and his loss will be
a great affection to his widowed mother,
who has many sympathising friends in
different parts of the county.
Dr.. Falcon, the new dentist, has
moved into the Office above the Pioneer
Express; this week, and is getting things
in order for the business we believe a