The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-07-05
MORNING, JULY 5, 1901.
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Who killed Joe's baby?
'tOh but it is diHercnt--in the morn
ing"
June berries are very plentiful. They
make nice sauce with a cherry flavor
Services in NJ. E. church as usual at
7.3O, Sunday July 7th, subject Whose
Side"
There were 1926 admits sold for the
base ball game, OF which the park as
soclation gets 25 per cent.
Divine services and sermon in Grace
Church Sunday, July 7th, will be in the
morning at II o'clock.
The growth of all sorts of vegetation,
particularly weeds during the last ten
days has been phenomenal.
New hay is coming to town. There
will be plenty this year and the stock
will have pleasant winter.
Dominion City will celebrate the 18th
OF July. There will be an Orange pro-
cession, speeches, sports, etc.
Pembina is little tired this morning,
but is satisfied with the thought that our
many outside guests enjoyed themselves.
"With Birds and Flowers" children's
day exercises in the Presbyterian church
Sunday evening, July 7th, at 1880 o'clock.
Pretty hot again Tuesday but in the
big cities east the heated spell has lasted
about two weeks, and the suffering has
been extreme.
Prof. w. A. Godward is moving into
Geo. Proctor's house. MIR. Proctor will
move to South Pembina. Mr.. Proctor
leaves shortly for the Pacific coast to
look up a new location.
CD. Finch brought i'll a carload of
heavy horses for Chas. Atkinson Satur-
day, and Charley has been busy all week.
Frank Morris bought six at one time.
They are a. very fine lot.
Paint is being applied by the barrel
this week. DR.. Harris, VIM. Fowler,
Shorts store, Charles Brown and the
PIONEER EXPRESS all getting new coats,
the buildings we mean.
Pickpockets were here on the 18th. c.
N. Burkhar,, of Hallock, lost a watch
and another man missed his purse. An
arrest was made in the case OF Burkhart,
but as no evidence was found the man
was released.
DR.. barrow OF Fargo perfofn1ed an op
Grafton for appendicitis on Mrs. J.. B
Robinson at Fargo last week. We are
informed that it was most successful ii
every respect and that Mrs. R. is recov
ering as rapidly as could be expected
Pink Paper.
DR.. Falcon, dentist will go next weel
to speud while with his brother il
Emmons Co. He necessarily has to g,
on business for few days and will a
the same time do some dental work tina
is awaiting him there. He will leave
Monday the 9th, and return Monday tn
22nd.
The county commissioners are sittin
as board Of equalization and will lev
the taxes at this meeting besides cor
siderable routine work. 1t is expecte
that they will do third more work in
day than formerly as they now get
instead of So per day, under the ne
law taking effect July 1st.
The Great Northern westbound pa
senger train was held up near Wayne
Montana, on the morning of July 3r,
Three men boarded the express car, for
ed the brakeman to uncouple the engir
and car and run ahead. The sa
was blown up with dynamite and son
95O, 600 secured. Two or three passe
gers who stuck their heads out Of Il
windows were slightly injured. The
y. has offered 5000 reward for the
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