The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-06
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Merchants Bank of Pembina.
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 6, 1901.

FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. 6, 1901.
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Flax S1.25.
DR.. Falcon is due at his Office here
next Tuesday.
DR. Smith, dentist, has closed his office
here temporarily.
Osnabrock had most of the business
houses burned out last week.
The new rink is enclosed and is being
flooded. 1t will be ready in few days,
depending somewhat on the weather.
Mrs. Joseph Shaw still remains serious
ly ill with but little change. She has
pneumonia with bad heart complication.
Alb. Simpson; our genial livery man,
has been very sick this week with lung
trouble. He was slightly improved y es-
terday.
M. E. Church service will be held in
Kittson Hall again next Sunday. The
work at the church goes on slowly. owing
to shortage of material.
A small party OF gentlemen from this
city report pleasant dancing party given
by Messrs. Darcy and Harper at Emer-
son, OH Wednesday evening.
On this date {Thursday) it looks like
snow, but the flag is set for fair. With
the splendid wheeling we have at pre-
sent, snow would be no Improvement.
A large party of Iowa magnates, in
Guiding the Governor, have been visiting
at Crookston. Probably looking tor land
with view of getting good farm a.
piece.
Theophile Poirier, better known as
"Old Joe" for long time janitor at the
bank here, died in Montreal last week
from cancer on the tongue, from which
he had been suffering for the last two
years. oe was faithful servant.
There is wonderful, beautiful dolly
down at Full's. He is going to give it
away to the first customer ofhis who can
call it by name. Every time you are
customer you can try d new name. She
is darling, but that is not her name.
Miss Preston, and Rev. Anderson OF
Drayton, are to be married at Tower CT
ty ON "Wednesday next, and will be at
home at Drayton alter December 10th.
Miss Preston is the president of the state
w. C. T. U. Many Pembna friends of
the bride wsI send congratulations.
Persons having samples of clay of
economic value for the manufacture of
pottery, brick, cement, ETC., product of
this state, can get the same tested chemi-
caly and practically, by applying for
directions how to ship to c. M. Nall,
Director of Survey, Agricultural College,
Fargo, N. u.
The following are the officers elected
at the meeting OF the A.O.U.W. on Tues
dry evening F. A, Hart, w. NJ; A.
L. Airth, F.; Homer Youmane, o.; Geo.
Peterson, Rec; Geo. Leibnger, F.; F.
A. Wardwell, R.; John Hannesson, G.;
John Eymundson, ]. w.; w. w. Felson,
Rep. to Grand Lodge; F. Walters,
Alternate.
DR.. H. ]. Riesland the celebrated eye
specialist, who has visited all the towns
of the state for fifteen years will be in
Hamilton, Dec. 5 and 6. St. Thomas,
Dec. Z to 4, Drayton, Dec. 10 to II, aud
Pembina, Dec. 10 to Is. Twenty-three
years OF experience in treating the worst
cases Of eye trouble, placing the DR..
second TO none in hts profession. He is