The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-22
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The New York Tribune.
-Four cases of small pox reported at
Grafton.
The N. P. is so regular that when it is
late like on Wednesday we notice it.
Mimic had bad fire this week, con-
suming the American Hotel and several
business places.
YES meet with Miss Muriel Full Satur-
day at 4 p. III. The presence of active
members desired.
D. of H. have initiation of three candi-
dates at next regular meeting. No as
sessment this month.
Walter Boyce's son who has been Sc
riously ill with a complication of troubles
is slowly improving.
H. B. Doughty of Milton has formed a
law partnership with ]. L. Lee of Fessen.
den and will move to Fessenden.
There IS to be all issue of Pan-Ameri-
can stamps and the collectors will gloat,
The government makes many dollar
out of this fad.
The North Dakota Enforcement Lea
+ que will hold its sixth annual Conven.
ton at Fargo on Thursday, the 18th day
Of March, A. D. 1901.
And now Charles Full stands OH the
northeast corner Of the correspondence
page Of this issue and has something Of
value 10 say 10 buyers.
TIE frigidty of the weather still sus
tains the rigidty of winters spinal col
umn, and this week the kids are having
good skating after last weeks thaw.
The members of the Pembina Fire De
partment are requested to meet at the
fire hall on "Wednesday evening next a
s o'clock. Special and important bust
ness.
The w. c. T. US entertained thei
male companions at Mr.. and Mrs. F. M
Kings residence last even;ng-and tina
is equivalent to saying good time TO
every body there.
A goodly portion Of the stamp tax will
be abolished after July LIST. Nearly al
the little ones and the most annoying
not so much from cost as the necessit
of applying them, will go.
During the month of February tn
county treasurer paid out over $75, O0(
of which in round numbers he paid t
school districts $4,000, townships $500
and to cities and villages 80, 600.
Thanks are due many friends VIII
have sent in township election return
We republish the list this week so that
may be complete. Many will find it
enough value to cut out and preserve.
Grafton is preparing for red hot civ
election with The present Mayor Lew
opposed by Mr.. Leistikow for the mayo
ship. There are no party lines in til
contest and Otherwise things are pref
badly mixed.
The following bills will become law
House bill No. So providing for the d
trict treasurer to furnish security BON
at the option Of the board. House b
No. 128, providing for stables ana hitc
ing posts at rural schools. Senate b
No. "a, providing for the county SUPER
tendent to call school directors togeth
once year. and for the paying Of mil
age and per diem to one delegate fro
each district. Bill No. q, for examir
ton papers 70 be passed BY state boar