The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-10-03
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Local.
A girl arrived at H. P. Otten''s last
week. All are well.
Leasing OF school lands at the court
house tomorrow. See notice elsewhere.
-. County commissioners meet Monday,
9Th inst Regular quarterly meeting.
Bishop Stanley will hold confirmation
services in toilette this morning at lO.3o
o'clock.
lust opened, fine line of silks worth
at least 9Oc per yard, SOC per yard at
Chas. Full's.
The republican central committee met
Yesterday at Neche, which was the first
step taken for the coming campaign.
Mayor Chisholm has been experiment.
ing with a gasoline street lamp. 1t gives
splendid light, but little troublesome
to light.
Mr.. Barker, who bought Feldman's
place south of town, had $3.50 stolen
from the house last week. and we under
stand no clue of the thief can be had.
The St. Vincent fair will be held next
Thursday and Friday. Bro. Deacon has
been so busy at politics of late we are
afraid the fair Interests are suffering for
want of proper publicity.
Mr.. Kenyon brought in Samples OF
Early Ohio potatoes yesterday that are as
fine samples as we have seen this year.
He has an acre planted that he is sure
will yield 1870 bushels.
Iohn H. Murray, Of Hamilton, and
Margaretta l.. Moore, of Neche, were
married at NJ. E. parsonage Oct. lst at
10 o'clock, Rev. H. c. Jephcott official
ing.
Our thanks are due Editors Fairchild,
Wilson and Hager for reportorial court
estes kindly extended this week, anent
the conventions. One fellow can't attend
ten conventions in three places in two
days.
During the high wind last week one
end of the grand stand in the ball park
was lifted from the foundation and badly
broken and twisted Several boys were
playing in the seats at the time and got
badly scared.
Al Cavileer and Mr. Roberts leave
tomorrow for Cass Lake to make trip
inland by boat through the numerous
lakes north and west. They will be
equipped with camping outfit and have
everything for comfort and will be gone
aWeeK.
The Herald twits us because the Sec
ond legislative district passed primary
law resolution on the day we wrote an
antl-prlmary editorial. We issued Fri
day-the convention was Friday-the
second district delegates had not time to
get their weekly Pioneer Express. Since
they went home and learned how the old
thing works in Kittson county they are
all sorry for the resolution.
An amusing occurrence Ito others)
happened to the Bowesmont delegates
to the republican convention at Hamil-
ton, we are told. Capt. James Thomson
and Mr.. John Halcrow, who have lived
in that locality since the beginning Of
things, drove overland together, and
when they arrived at Hamilton were sur
nriSed to find themselves at st. Thomas