The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-11

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IL regularly follow the time honored plan
By swearing OF on the first Of J an.
But hnd my good resolutions epD 6; -,
10. Shorts on New Years eve.
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Every farmer, and in this county most
Everybody is included IN this term, will
find warm welcome and an interesting
session at the Farmers Institute in this
lcity on the 18th and 10th. Ladies will
find it OF interest and are invited too.
Thos. Roadhouse advertised Jersey
lcalffor sale last week, and Monday four
purchasers had called, and Mr.. Road
house said he could have sold a half
|dozen since if he had them. Moral, il
you have anything to sell, advertise in
the P1oEEER EXPRESS.
Four or FIVE thousand Beers under De
Wet are making life miserable for about
80, 900 British soldiers in Cape Colony.
The worst phase of this for the British is
that those 5000 Beers could be wiped
out Of existence in short order fit were
not that the sympathy and assistance Of
the local population is with the Beers.
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After all that wasn't Louis Captains
pony, Notwithstanding the description
Of the estray found filled so well. 1t was
of the wrong sex, so if anyone has picked
up mare pony that otherwise fits Mr..
Cs advertisement, write to him about it,
for Louis is good fellow who would do
the same for you in similar case.
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| There is considerable Roseau wood
coming to town these days, selling read
lily on the street at good figures. The
tamerac is about all gone on the Ameri.
can side of the line, and patrol Of
mounted police. with orders not to sell
any wood to parties from this side Of
the line, are on the watch all the time.
Rush Lake farmers are realizing more
this year out Of hay than they ever made
in years past raising wheat. Hundreds
of tons of Rush Lake HAY have been
1shipped from Wales and Hannah to diff:
ferent points in the Valley. Hay farms
have suddenly became worth something
out Washington Republican.
While not matter OF much interest to
our farmers at present. it might be men.
toned that wheat jumped five cents a
bushel last week but nobody seems to
have any particular reason why. Per
lhaps it is because the farmers have
pretty much all sold out and the specu-
lators who bought from them want this
five cents for profit.
| AS will be seen in another column,
Judge Sauter has opened up law Offices
in the Union block, and is prepared to
attend to all law business in the state OF
federal courts. Judge Sauter is well
known to the citizens Of Grafton, having
lived here for nineteen years and he
needs no introduction to the people OF
| Walsh, Cavalier or Pembina counties
from us on his return to the law bust.
lness.-Grafton Record.
The legislature met on Tuesday. The
senate organization included, president
pro tenn, Judson LaMoure, and clerk
Judiciary committee, Geo. Gibson. Cava-
lier. In the house, R. NJ. Pollock, Of
Cass, was elected speaker and VIM. SUI
resus, Of Cavalier, journal clerk. There
was no contest in either branch, matters
being settled by caucus. There is big
struggle for the clerkships which are yei
Ito be settled on.
i Just now, at stock taking time, after
1.-THE holiday purchases, after the turn o.
the winter trade, when merchants prefer
money to goods, the wise buyer goeth
forth to buy and he getteth warm vel
come from the merchant, and all that the
lstore contains is his for little cash. The
merchant isn't looking for profits now
The wants to change his winter stock into
summer goods; and the winter good.
must first be changed into money, ane
, 1.-The wise merchant is ready now K
J. Echange on almost even terms.
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Mr.. W. Alexander who assumed tn,
!, duties Of county superintendent on Tues
day is gentleman Of natural talent ant
if we mistaken not, is somewhat Of