The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-29

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City elections Monday.
City Council meets Monday evening.
A. O. U. w. regular meeting Tuesday
evening.
School closes to-day for week Of
holidays.
The Hotel Gillespie of Crystal is re-
opened to the public.
Commissioners meet Monday, and
county assessors on Tuesday.
Monday is not legal holiday in the
country, but it is in the North Dakota
cities.
Wild geese have put in their appear
ance, and other spring birds are warb-
ling their notes on their northward flight
Nine car loads of Manitoba cattle, all
warnings, passed through on Wednes-
doy shipped by parties from St. Cloud,
Minnesota.
J. S. Anderson, Of Crystal advertises
his household goods at public sale and
will remove to Misoula, Mont He is
one of the old residents there.
Mrs. Charles Full has been danger
ously ill for the last week. She is doing
we'll at this writing and we hope to
chronicle her convalesence next week.
Court in chambers will be held here
next week. "A. Pratt of Prattford ex-
poets his trial. Judge Kneeshaw has
been holding court at Devils Lake this
week for Judge Cowan.
F. A. Hart, of the legal firm Of Quack-
enbush & Hart, Pembina, after nearly
months stay among us, returns to his
home this week. Frank is jovial fellow
and always receives cordial welcome
from his Cavalier friends of which he has
many.-Chronicle.
Editor Wyard, founder of The Park
River Gazette, which was consolidated
with The Park River News last week,
has decided on business location and
will leave Park River. Mr.. Wyard has
secured an interest and position on
The Methodist Herald, Minneapolis.
The snow is fast disappearing leaving
but Little water on the surface. The
nights have been very cold with heavy
freezing. Many will commence to har-
vest next week and possibly some seed
ing will be done the latter part of the
week if the weather continues favorable.
Edward Piche left on Saturday for
Lethbridge, N. w. T., to look up 10.
cation for cattle ranch. If suitable
location can be found it is Mr.. Piche's
intention to put in about two hundred
head of young CATTLE and place his son
John in charge. Mr.. Piche will be absent
ABOUT TWO weeks.
VIM. Fowler received telegram yes
terday announcing the death of his sis
ter's husband, Adam Thompson. at hi.
home in Souris, Manitoba, aged abou
10 years. Besides the widow there ar.
seven children left. Mr.. Fowler will at
tend the funeral on Saturday if he car
make railroad connections in time.
Grace lEp!scopalD church, Pembina
March A Palm Sunday, service and ser
mon at 7:3O p. m. o'clock. April 9Th
Good Friday, the service Of the thres
hours during which the Saviour hung il
darkness and agony upon the cross, from
~ 3 O'Clock. April 7th. Easter Day
Holy Communion 70 q. =. Rev. w
Watson, rector.