The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-06-21
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1901.

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 81, 1901
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Wild strawberries, ripe and plenty.
VIC. T. u. convention at Cavalier
next week.
The Nj. E. Sunday school picnic re.
suited in a rain and postponement.
Lightning killed a colt last week be-
longing to Ora McCumber. 1t was in
the pasture.
Thos. Grambos and family leave fol-
Kennedy, MINI. to-day, where Mr.. G.
has rented farm.
Everybody should get "clean up''
move on them and have our little city in
spick-span order on the 18th.
Rev. w. Walton will hold Episcopal
church service and preach in Grace
church, Pembna ON Sunday evening at
7.30 o'clock.
John Hogan is having handsome
residence erected on his farm on ongue
river which will be an ornament to the
neighborhood.
Don't wait until the 4th. Order your
decorations and other trimmings early
Everybody ought to decorate houses,
lawns, stores, everything.
Under the new law of last winter, the
chairmen OF the township boards viii
meet with the county equalization boarc
on July 3rd, to look after the sizing up o
the assessment returns.
More or less rain and showers up tt
Tuesday, since then very pleasant. AL
reports are that growing conditions are
splendid. There is some trouble witt
cnt worms in few localities,
Commissioners have been in session
this week. They decided to pay hal
the county bonds in July and the othe
half in October. The total is $40, 600. 90
Proceedings in full next week.
Samuel Ardies has sold his farm nea
Iceland Coulee to investment parties
Mr.. A, got good fair price. He ha
not decided on the future, but as h
keeps the crop he has time to lay plans
Basanella, the murderer, who escaped
from Grand Forks Jail aud was recaptur
ed last week, was sentenced by jury tt
Imprisonment for life. and is now at thu
penitentiary. The other brother is still
at large.
All subscribers to the baseball parl
fund are requested to meet at the offic
of the PIONEER EXPRESS this evenin
at eight O'Clock, to perfect an organize
ton and transact any other business tina
may come up before the meeting.
H. c. Carr has Mr.. Roy painting hi
residence a dark shade of olive greer
and Cornell Bros. are decorating the GU
side of Alderman Atkinson's residence
The warehouse in the rear of the bank
also receiving coat ofpaint,
FemDlna seems ABOUT all the tIllIl2
for the 18th. No other town in the count,
or in Kittson county this side of Kel
nedy, advertises celebration, and Man
toba will come in great numbers too.
fine day will sure bring the biggest crow
ever.
The Icelandic congregation ha,
elected Geo. Peterson and J. H. Hansc
as their representatives to the Luthers
conference that convenes at Gimli, Ma
on the 18th, with Instructions to u
their influence to get Rev. N. S. Tho
Jackson, Of Selkirk, Man., appointed
this charge.
The general run of insurance stat
ments as published are not Of much
terest to the general reader, but one
these in this issue should be read