The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-06-28
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Crop reports continue very favorable.
Regular meeting Of the city council on
Monday, July LIST.
Chairmen Of township boards meet
with county commissioners on July 3rd.
We have been requested to ask "who
killed Joe's baby?" If you don't know,
don't answer.
Attention is called to the complete pro-
gram of the sports of the 4th, in another
column OF this issue.
The posts for the new baseball park
are all set. The park is just across the
bridge in South Pembina.
The subject of the sermon at the NJ. E
church next Sunday evening will be In
dividual Responsibility"
An Icelandic family, relatives O
Larus Goodman, of toilette, arrived this
week; direct from the old country.
4th of July occurs on Thursday mex
week at Pembina. If the PIONEER EX.
PRESS misses a mail you'll know the
reason why.
St. Vincent walloped the Pembins
"colts" on Tuesday evening just for g
change. Guess Paddy" has forgotten
the particulars.
Several small pox cases have beer
found at Glasston and considerable ex
posure has occurred. Strict quarantine
has been established.
VIM. Dunn, who was caught boot leg
ging at the Wexford picnic, was, on ex
animation bound over to the U. S. court
on charge of sale of liquor without u. S
license,
The Masonic lodge of the city attend.
ed the M. E. church in body on Sun.
day evening where they listened to al
eloquent and instructive sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion by Rev. Jephcott
An interesting communication from
Supt. Alexander, on the work and i'm
portance of the school directors meeting
advertised in this issue to meet at Bath
gate July 18th, will be published next
week.
Neutrality-suspicious., and
show your colors. Let the town look as
white and fair and red-cheeked as
maiden and reflect the blue Of the arch.
ing sky-but decorate! Decorate !
Decorate !!
]. E. Ashley brought us a sample Of
wheat from his farm that measures
about 30 inches in heish with the "sho1
blade' just appearing. The growth is
very thick and the specimen just al
average of the field.
Dogs are worth a dollar apiece to the
city marshal this week. Give up your
silver and get pretty little brass tag ir
return, with "Pembina Dog Tax, 1902
stamped on it. Dogs not worth the
dollar, ought to be, and will be shot.
A letter from Mayo Ashley tells of {
very stormy voyage over the lake in the
steamer SuItana, during which they hae
to anchor two days under shelter. Mayo
however wasn't sea-sick and was enjoy
ing himself.
Cosgrove's minstrels are an ad
ditional attraction to the celebration O
the 18th in this city. They have playee
here before and are favorites with Penn
bina people. They have all sorts o
musical and other specialties. They will
play to crowded house just after The
fireworks.
The lumber for the Base Ball Parl
fence arrived yesterday. The posts arr
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