The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-05-10
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 10, 1901.
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Kitten fish are biting.
Fourth of July at Pembna.
Violets and dandelions in bloom.
Moonlight excursions on the .'Chico''
are popular.
The cement works near Hensel are
running with q employees.
P. Jennings has again taken possession
of the Cavalier hotel lately run by John
Conmee.
The Barry trial at Langdon has been
set for July 16 by Judge Kneeshaw.
Walter Kemp has removed his fruit
and confectionery four doors south of
his old stand.
The G. A. R. will attend services on
Sunday 26th. Rev. w. J. Hall has been
invited to preach.
Ole Palson moved this week to his
new residence across the bridge. George
Peterson occupies the house vacated.
The Grand Lodge of A. o. U. w.
meets at Grand Forks, May 21st, 22nd
and 23rd. Alex. Airth is delegate from
this lodge.
Some fellow says sticky fly paper is
good to tack around box elder trees to
keep the worms from ascending the
trunks. Why not?
Postmaster CaviIeer has been raising
the foundation of his building placing
new sidewalks and otherwise improving
things about the premises.
Sunday is the 18th anniversary Of the
establishment OF the Epworth League.
Appropriate services will be held at the
M. E. church Sunday evening.
Heavy frost Monday and Tuesday
morning, but vegetation did not seem to
mind it much. 1t may have the effect OF
causing the new wheat to stool out more.
Rev. Mr.. Jephcott was welcomed on
Sunday night by large audience at the
M. E. church. Mr.. Tephcott's first SER
mon pleased the hearers. Mrs. Jephcott
arrived on Monday.
Lots Of farmers in on Saturday trade
at the stores was good and continued
until late in the evening, and most of
them had very satisfied, hopeful look
on their faces, as though the most of the
wheat was seeded and doing well.
David English's team took spin
around the block on Tuesday, with no.
body driving. E. K. Cavileer made an
excellent short stop just about the time
they were getting excited, and no harm
was done.
Judge H. E. Dorval, of Langdon, was
married to Mrs. Leonie LeBell, at Mon.
treal on April 18th and the couple are
now at home at Langdon. Judge Dor
val has man, friends and acquaintance
in this county who will add their con
CALCULATIONS.
We forgot to mention last week tina
E. K. Cavileer stood third at the gur
shoot at Grand Forks. Editor Carruth
of the Plaindealer, was first. High wind
made low scores all round, but the shoe
was a great success in attendance an,