The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-22

wives are TedQlHS advertisements. Have
you an advertisement worth their
The County Commissioners were in
session this week and expected to
adjourn yesterday All members pres
ent. Proceedings next week.
Albert Tisdale and Susan Rose of St.
Thomas, James P. Cranley of Cavalier,
and Sarah E. McCaffery of Inkster, got
their marriage licenses at Grafton.
MIR. c. Glider of Carlisle, gave a very
acceptable sermon at the M. E, Church
on Sunday evening in the place of Rev.
Mr.. Jephcott, who had bad sore throat.
We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs. Roger J. Bell, wife of the editor of
Roseau Times. She leaves four children
motherless. Editor Bell and family have
our sincere sympathy.
Sanford Dodge played to the largest
receipts received for many years at
Kittson hall last week. Practically every
reserved seat was sold. The company
gave good Subtraction.
The Missionary meeting in the Presby-
terrain Church will be held on Monday
evening instead of on Tuesday, as an
nounced last week, so as not to conflict
with the lecture in the hall.
Invitation car is are out, sent by Capt.
Cowan to the wedding of his daughter,
Miss Eleanor A. NJ. to Mr.. Donald Nc
COLON the wedding will be on Tues
day, November 19th.-New Era.
The champion load of wheat for the
season was drawn to the St. A. g. D.
Elevator on Tuesday by Mr.. James
Wright's team it weighed 122 bus.
80 lbs, and was drawn with one team
from Mr.. Flack's place, II miles.-New
Era.
The Banks Sewer stopped sewing, and
the president and cashier have been trying
all the week with the aid of gang Of
shovellers to make drafts that would
draw through Observation-Disclosures some
things are better let remain at rest. Job
had bolls, but he didn't have boil and a
sewer to look after at the same time.
Tuesdays Journal had the telegraphic
particulars of six different young people
drowned while skating at different points
in the Northwest, and during the last
two weeks about the same number Of
of people have been shot by accident by
hunters installing them for deer in
Northern Minnesota. But the skating
and hunting will go on lust the same.
Attorney ]. J. Weeks went to Backoo
on Tuesdays train to visit at the parental
home and also meet his uncle, Johr
Weeks, OF Prince Edward Island, who is
out here on visit This gentleman anc
w. L. Weeks, father of J.. J.. jointly own
and operate large cattle ranch some 81
miles east of Emerson, Manitoba
Chronicle.
The St. Thomas high school boys
meet Pembina high school at the bal
park in South Pembina on Saturday
Game will be called at 2 o'clock. A.
our home boys have never played {
match game together it is quite likely
they will need considerable assistance
from the rooters to be able to hold theil
own even part of the time. The St
Thomas boys have recently been licked
by Grafton and Park River and have
probably learned enough about the
game to teach our boys something
However our boys will try and make i
of interest to all parties, at least.
Capt. S. Albert of Chicago, addressed
an audience of invited guests in the Ma
sonic hall Tuesday evening, on the sub
lject of Russia and Siberia. Capt. Albert
was formerly an officer in the Russian
army, exiled to the Siberian mines on :
trumped.up charge, and the narration o
his marvellous experiences, ending will
his escape through the help of Masonic
brethren, together with his account o
despotic Russian officialdom and tn,
cruel convict system, was very entertain
| ing and informing. The lecture was illus
trated with excellent stereopticon views
Capt. Albert lectured in Portland Wed
nesday evening. -Mayville Tribune.