The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11

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@ See Special Sale advt. at Full's.
County commissioners in session.
Township fathers were doing public
business on Tuesday.
The End Ward had the Moure votes but
the 3rd wasn't far Short.
Pretty silk waists, special, wholesale
prices at Full's, week from to-day.
: Buy your spring suit at the special sale
at FulPs next Friday and Saturday.
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~ Tailor-made suits and Spring jackets,
at Full's sale Friday and Saturday. See
I adj.
4. Special sale, suits, skirts, silk waists
and Jackets at Fuli's next Friday and
Saturday.
Considering the roads, the assessors
made a good turn out Monday. Only
six were absent.
The "Chico" was launched on the rag
ing Red yesterday, and plowed the
waters like a thing of beauty, etal.
Mrs. Kr,stjan Gisldsson, who lived
near Iceland coulee, died on Monday and
was buried in the Lutheran cemetery on
Wednesday.
Van R. Brown. OF Neche, in town yes
terday, reported the Pembina river over
its banks west of Neche and running
across country both sides.
The stage lines across the county have
run when they could the last two weeks
and mostly they couldn't hence west
ern mails have been pretty badly demon
allied.
The high water all over the county has
done great deal of damage to grades,
culverts and bridges, and the authorities
will be pretty busy fixing up roads as
it dries up.
A May day operetta Dream of the
Flowers" by fifteen little girls, and a
Bumble-bee, and comedy Uncle Jack, .
will be given at Kittson hall, May LIST, for
the benefit of the Episcopal church.
w. c. Short writes some interesting
letters to the PIONEER EXPRESS. His
''Day in Zion" (Salt Lake City, is about
as we'll timed and breezy descriptive an
article as one often reads.-Pink Paper.
Kabernagle building last winter with
dry goods. clothing, etc., will again open
out in the same quarters about the 3rd OF
May, with a new stock of goods.
]. A. Delaney died in Grafton last week
where he had resided for many years.
He was about Is years old. He was for
some time in the early sos a resident OF
this city He was buried at Grand
Forks.
A gentleman from Avon reports that
the late. blizzard filled the ravines in the
Pembina mountains level full of snow,
and that yet there are drifts fifty to one
hundred feet deep. If this is the case
the question where the water comes
from is nearly answered.
Seeding operations will be delayed by
the moisture. Another little snowstorm
Tuesday, melted Wednesday. The
waters of the Pembina and Tongue rivers
!. are still high. The Red River is about
S12 feet below high water mark and was
falling the first of the week. The present
outlook is that except in spots, no seed
ing will be done for week or ten days.
The flag staff at the fort was sold as
part OF the real estate to F. C. Warner.
Me undercfoud Mr. M1or,a~ -. 20 IL. /,