The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-05-17
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"Skeeters" are here.
Chickenpox is prevalent,
Three more weeks of school.
A town is often Judged by its cleanli-
ness and paint.
A drenching downpour wouldn't do a
deal of damage.
Supt. Alexander's residence looks
neat with its new coat of paint.
Marshal Moorhead is supervising the
repairing of street crossings.
The cutters about town present neat
appearance since they have been raked.
The Front street gutter has been clean
ed and better connections made with the
river.
Arbor Day was very unpleasant and
little was done in the way of planting
trees.
Plum blossoms, with the fragrance of
leafing tress, makes these spr ing days
delightful.
The Dunn Mercantile Co., of Park
River, will use Walhalla brick in their
new building.
c. w. Shun1aker claims he can ride a
saw horse, having ridden the Woodman
goat last Monday.
Cornell Bros. are painting the Presby-
terrain church. 1t will make big i'm
provement on that corner
Chas. Full has cactus in full bloom
in his window that adds considerable to
his display of seasonable goods.
Mir. Russell, of the electric light plant,
found gold watch, which the owner
can have by calling and proving property.
being displayed for the Winnipeg Ex-
position. The date is July 29th to August
End.
Rev. Jephcott went to Bowesmont last
Saturday to take Presiding Elder
Cooper's place-the latter making Rev.
Jephcott's circuit.
Satisfactory Short says he will have in
his usual stock Of house, bedding and
vegetable plants from Twin City green
houses next week.
Pembina people will be pleased to
learn that Mrs. c. A. Holbrook has re.
turned from Hot Springs, Ark, much
improved in health
There will be trap-shooting tourna.
mental Winn peg, Aug. 1st and End. A
postal card to F. w. Heubach will bring
you full information.
A. M. O'Connor's valuable mare Rose
cut one of her legs on barb wire fence
The hoof was nearly severed from thu
leg.-St. Thomas Times.
A part of Company c, of Grafton, will
be in attendance at the Hamilton Me
mortal day exercises. Captain T. H
Tharalson will be in command.
The Woman lodge recently establishe,
here, is quite popular. The gentler Sc:
Il have the same rights as their husband
or brothers and quite a number hav
joined.
G. Thorp, of Britton, S. D., die
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Thorp wa
prominent in South Dakota politics, an
at one time occupied a customs positio
in Pembina.
The Epworth League celebrated thei