The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-04

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Will Occur On
July 4, Standardization Co, Fail
and celebration.
Iuly 8, 9, -Crystal-Tri-countyF Fair
July 16, II, Observation-Disclosures
Co. Fair.
July 21 to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Canada's Industrial Fair.
Republican State Convention at Fargo
July 23rd.
CITY council meet on Monday night.
Billy Bentley has new boy since the
26,h.
King Edward is getting better. Long
live the King!
The Democratic state convention will
meet Aug. LIST.
County commissioners meet next Mon
day as equaizing board.
The Dominion Of Canada was thirty
five wears old OH Tuesday.
Prof. Forster has rented the Damarrell
house from Geo. Leibinger, its present
owner.
We continue to have rythmetical
progression OF weather, lowers, hours,
showers
N. d. Press Association meet at Devils
Lake Chaut auqua on Monday and Tues
day next.
An all round printer can get steady
job by applying at this office at once.
Must be steady il habits.
The sidewalk on Depot avenue''is
bein. renewed this week, a fact which
will impress strangers Oh their arrival
here,
The lecture of MIR. Koshaba, the Persian
student at the Presbyterian Church on
Monday night was attended by good
audience who speak we'll of the lecture.
c. P. Lawrence, formerly on the GUS
toms force here and for some years past
employed in the census office at Wash
ington ID. {. died th II week before last.
Judge O. E. Sauter of Grafton has
engaged offices at seattle, Wash. and
will remove the in a few weeks. Many
old friends here wish Mr.. Sauter success
in his new home.
After somewhat of quiet spell in the
matrimonial market, Judge Wallace
seems to be having boom. Five pair
last week and four as reported in this
paper, crowus the record.
Practically all the employees Of the c.
madam Northern, except the train crews
!, went out on strike on Monday. Better
= wages, and recognition Of the "union"
are the grievances. Freights are tied up
e but the passenger trains still run.
i A lot of brick has arrived which will be
q used to rebuild the N. P. pump house.
IL Charley Johnson and Branden Johnson
81 who are building tanks on the N. P. are
expected here this week to rebuild the
= tank here s.
: Carlisle Woodmen have prepared a
=, fine program for their big picnic on Fri.
81 day next, which includes the Pembina
kt Cornet Band, county league base ball,
hi speakers, dance, athletic sports etc. II
will be a basket picnic, but the Royal
Neighbors will provide hot lunch for the
4, otherwise hungry.
j. It seems to be the understanding that
a the Pembina delegation will present the
name Of Herbert L. Holmes to the
state cSuvention as candidate for state
IL auditor to succeed Mr.. Carbon who
has served two terms. AS the people
" this county all know, no better qualified
man IS in the state for the duties OF thi.
3 particular office. MIR. Holmes is preemi
neatly il his element when working q
figures and auditing accounts. Ifnom
inated he will be valuable member o
s staae equalization board.