The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-08-09

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Vice President Roosevelt is announced
to open the Minnesota State Fair.
August 18th Sunday afternoon service
and sermon in the Episcopal church.
Pembina, at 3o'clock.
Three papers in the county are running
ads for Edw. Giles & Co. The best in.
formation we could get was to leave this
firm alone.
Dowager Empress Frederick, mother
of Emperor William, of Germany, and
sister of King Edward, Of England, died
of cancer on Monday.
A party of young people by invitation
drove out on Monday evening to Hum
boldt to enjoy visit with Vic Glow and
lady friend, Hamline student, who is
visiting there.
Friday and Saturday confirmation
services were held at the Catholic church.
Bishop Stanley was present and with
Father Lavigne confirmed class of 81
candidates.
We learn with regret that Prof. w. A,
Godward has resigned the principalshlp
of the Public school of this city. We un-
derstand that he will take similar posi-
ton at HiIlsboro.
The state railroad commissioners came
in on Tuesday on their annual tour o.
inspection. They arrived on the regular
at II, and their car was taken back by =
special engine Immediately.
At the shooting tournament in con-
nection with the Winnipeg fair last week
the American team won the trophy
colors. E. X Cavileer participated in
the contest and made good score.
The county board held an adjourned
meeting this week on Tuesday and
Wednesday,. The principal business
was to meet with the drainage board and
they transacted only routine business.
While Norris & Rowe's show was Civ.
ing performance at Crookston large
baboon escaped from its cage and put ur
a hard fight before it was captured and
Gagged again. The animal furnished lots
of sport for crowd ofmen and boys who
joined in the chase.-Walsh County
Record.
We re-publish the county financial
statement this week owing to few
typographical errors in our last ISSUE
some of which were also made in the
publications in the other official papers.
1t is something that should be thought
fully read by each tax payer, and it is o
sufficient value for preservation.
A prettily decorated church full o
shrubs and flowers. Sunday school full
of happy, singing children, and a
crowded audience, made pleasant oc
casion at the M. E. church children:
service last Sunday evening. A beautiful
bow of promise which appeared during
the program, made a pretty and in
structive effect.
Rev. N. S. Thorlackson, the. new
Icelandic Lutheran minister, oficiatee
for the first time in the church here las
Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Thorlackson, though
lately of Selkirk, Man., is not stranger
in this county, as he was brought ur
from a young lad at Mountain. His
eldest brother, Rev. Paul Thorlackson
was the leader of the original Icelandit
colony that settled in that place. Another
brother, Harold Thorlackson was the
first merchant there, and there are many
other relatives living in that locality
Rev. Mr.. Thorlackson was educated il
+ the common schools here, then went Il
DEBORAH, Iowa, and after graduatin,
there studied theology at the Universit,
3 Of Christiana in Norway, and was or
/ dained there. Before his service at Sci
kirk he was in charge Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church at Park River and 10
cality. He will hold services here abou
once each month, and will be in charg,
OF the congregations at Selkirk an,
& Grafton also. b