The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-05-30

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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1902.
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The new wheat is said to be doing
well, except in the low spots
Rev. Achescn attended the Presbytery
at Grand Forks the first OF the week.
Rev. H. P. Cooper, presiding elder,
will preach in the M. E. church next Sun
day evening.
The primary departments held picnic
in Fern Valley yesterday afternoon, and
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Ben Wheeler who sold out and moved
to Manitoba four years ago, sold his
Manitoba property and has bought lane
near Wheatland, Cass county, this state
Rev. Mr.. Acheson will preach the
Baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class of the Pembina High School at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday even.
ing.
County Commissioners have been in
session all week-all hands on deck.
Bridge business and routine matters oc-
cupied their time. They will probably
adjourn to-day.
Judge Kneeshaw was elected delegate
to the Grand Lodge A. o. U. w., which
meets at Portland, Ore. on June 4th.
Mrs. Kneeshaw will accompany him. H.
N Joy, of Hamilton, is another delegate.
The new trees set out by public sub
scription, run on both sides of the street
from the depot to second street, and on
second from the Court House to Suits
man street, and would reach about half a
mile in single line.
We hear that Robert Ferguson and
VIM. Taylor of toilette, have succumbed
to the f1attering offers Of the land buyers
and sold out their farms for good round
sums. VIM. Murphy is another. Sorry
to see these good men sell.
Pembina is going to have gay cele.
bration on June 23rd and oath. League
games will be played between Cavalier
and Winnipeg, and field sports of various
kinds will be part of the program. Full
particulars will be given later.
We regret to chronicle the death OF the
infant child born to Mr.. and Mrs, Walter
Wexford, after brief life of one week.
1t had been in good health, but died
after few hours illness. The body was
buried in the city cemetery. Much SYM
pathy is expressed by many friends for
the bereaved parents.
Alb. Simpson and Deck Mccullough re-
turned from the Fishing Lake, ASA,
region, on Monday. They each filed on
land there, which means they were salts
fed with what they saw-though they
admit that some of the land is better
than some OF the rest. Alb. says he will
sell out his livery business here If the
right man comes along.
The pile driver at work on Cavileer
street putting in the new bridge, there
had the foundation collapse under it and
it took tumble. One of the men was
on the top, but through the partial assis-
lance of the branches of a nearby tree.
and good deal of good luck, landed in
the bottom of the ditch somewhat shaken
up, but not otherwise injured
The Alpine Concert company which
has been entertaining at Kittson Hall
every evening this week, have proven
themselves nice people to meet, give en-
joyable and popular entertainments at
low prices, and get good houses every
night Their miscellaneous programs
are clean and void of anything offensive.
They play in Neche next week.
School closes this week. The teachers
will return to their resnect;,,a ho,,.. 0r