The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-15

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You don't want to forget to go to
Piche's Auction Sale ON Tuesday, 10Th.
See Ad.
Over $13, 600 in duties has been col
lected in this customs district during the
last month.
The R. c. Church people are preparing
to have fair Dec. 10th and 18th. Par
ticulars later.
County Commissioners meet on Mon
day 18th. They have considerable
bridge work in sight.
The Independent thinks Hamilton
needs lawyer. All right, Bro. Chase,
next spring
William Dunn, while cutting wood on
Friday, had his axe interfere with a
clothesline and cut off the ends of two
fingers.
Principal Keenan, reports the various
departments of the city schools rapidly
filling up, so as to approach the crowd
ing point.
The St. Vincent M. E. Church people
are making an effort to finish the inside
of their new church SO as to make it
habitable for winter.
The Walsh county commissioners have
also decided that there is no vacancy
on board until 1902 when Commissioner
oxI
A private letter from the hunters al
Buiord reports an abund nee of hunters
and scarcity of game. One deer was
the only victim up to Tuesday.
AS we go to press Sanford Dodge is or
the boards at Kittson Hall. His audience
was assured to be a big one, as over loo
rs cent reserved seats had been sold on
Monday morning.
Week from tonight friday the little
L. T. LIS. will give an interesting pro.
gram at Kittson Hall. It is in the nature
Of an Evolutionary contest, and will
doubtless draw full house.
Merchants say fall trade has been ex-
cellent, but are expecting little lull,
before the holiday trade begins. There
will be big holiday stocks displayed in
this city this season.
Just about the time things political
quiet down, Brother Wardwell puts the
Jud congressional boomlet on exhibition
again and there is autter all along the
line. It's really funny. indie.
pendent. e
Green & Russell over at St Vincent,
which is near now the river is frozen,
are putting their roof up full two stories
and putting in heating plant. They
carry nice line of furniture and will
have more room to display it now.
Brother Deacon Of the New Era, who
has been suffering with q bad leg, 50 az
to be confined to the house for three
weeks. is able to be out again. His funny.
bone is all right, however, as will be
seen by the excerpt from last weeks Era
published in this issue.
The Tri-county Teachers meeting at
Cavalier last week was of an interesting
nature and successful in point Of attend
ance Of teachers from this county. Walsh
county sent but few and Grand Forks
less. Future meetings viii be held Il
Grafton on account Of the central location.
Teachers speak highly Of the entertain.
ment reception and hospitality given
them BY the Cavalier people.