The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-06-06

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE s, 1902.
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Republican State Convention at Fargo
July 23rd.
Pembina County Convention at Neche,
Thursday, June 10 at IL m.
Precinct Caucuses, Saturday, June IA,
at 500 o'clock pm.
Showery again this week.
Citizens meeting tonight, see call.
No quorum at City Council meeting.
The double-you, see-to-you folks next
week, and the wise also. Be good to
them.
There are a few box-elder worms
crawling round, but we hope not enough
to do any damage.
The Fourth Of July will occur at Penn
bina this year OH the 23rd of June.
Notice the change of date.
Editor Billyard, Of the Morris Herald,
rejoices in new son. Mr.. B. is himself
a Pembina County product, and has
many friends here to congratulate him.
Circus coming-small boys save your
pennies, big boys choose your partners,
as for us old fellows, we'll just 60 to see
that the little kids are not eaten by the
wild beas's.
A ''tea party" at the Presbyterian
church, one mile east of the Reid farm,
announced for Wednesday, June 18th.
Baseball and other sports; dinner at 1890
O'Clock. Tickets 25 cts. All are invited.
Mr.. E. D. Booker, Of the firm of King
& Co. of Pembina, was in our village on
Wednesday looking over tho vacant
business lots. lis reported that they
intend to build and run big machine
warehouse here.-New Era.
The Presbyterian church was filled to
the doors on Sunday evening to hear the
Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Acheson
to the graduating class. The male quar-
tette rendered the music. The sermon
was appropriate instructive and full of
good thoughts.
A grand Jury session at Langdon last
week brought in no indictments. 1t is
supposed infrRgements of the prohibi-
ton law were considered. Three men,
convicted Of wheat stealing were given
three years six months, two years six
months, and two years three months
respectively.
Memorial Day was observed in this
city by the decoration Of the graves at
the cemetery. The Pembina Cornet
Band, children of the schools and citizens
in large numbers escorted the veterans
in procession and joined in the ritual
services at The cemetery
1t is expected that North Dakota will
be honored with the election of the
Supreme Chancellor of the World at the
San Francisco meeting of the K. P.'s
when Vice Chancellor Tracey Bangs is
likely to be elevated to highest station
in the great order.
June oath, St. Jean Baptiste day will be
celebrated at Toilette with great eclat,
under the auspices of the Catholic Order
Of Foresters. There is a beautiful picnic
groue on the banks of the Red river and
a splendid program of sports, speaking
and other attractions, will be provided.
Toilette will give everybody warm well
come. Come and enjoy yourselves.
Proceeds for benefit of church..
A party of seven surveyors arrived at
St Vincent Wednesday, and are said to
be at work surveying line to connect
the Great Northern to the Canadian
Northern via the Emerson bridge. This
might mean much or little in railway
business, but it at least looks as if Mr..
Hill and the Canadian Northern people