The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-05-23

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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1902.
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School election, June 18th.
Memorial Day, May Both, next Friday.
Commissioners meet May 18th, next
Monday.
Iffarmers were fishes or frogs they
would like the present spring.
Satisfactory Short saysit's time TO leave
your order for vegetable plants.
Heavy hail fell at Carlisle on Sunday,
breaking some windows. EIailed also at
St. Vincent oa Tuesday evening.
Wash outs on the main line delayed
Wednesdays mail to O'clock p. M, and
it's like we lose day when the mail
don't come.
Muskeeters are d terror this year, but
there's saying-"plenty 'skeeters,
plenty wheat''-probably because moist
ure is a necessity to beth.
Our HenSel correspondence will amuse
If not interest the general reader. The
little dead pig and the village election
are especially humorous.
One hundred and sixty-two trees were
subscribed for planting on the streets on
the list we mentioned last week and they
are now in process of planting.
DR.. Halltersson, Of Park River, re-
ceived news Of the death OF his father in
Iceland, who has been a prominent
clergyman there for many years.
Rev. S. Acheson will preach the Bac-
calaureate sermon to the High School
graduates, at the Presbyterian chufch,
week from uext Sunday, June LIST.
Julius Kohles has gone to Lewiston,
Idaho, to look for a location This is
the place Ed. Danmarell found SO
pleasant and where he will &c within "a
short time.
The death of Mrs, !. H. Bird of'Gralsi
Forks is announced. She was the
mother of Jas H. Bird formerly auditor
Of this county. and Mrs. James Elton. Of
Grand Forks.
DIR. Hunt had a disagreement with
Thos. Granbois this week that took the
Intervention of the justice court to settle.
The Doctor paid the costs and the mat
ter was dropped.
Walter Wexford is the happy papa of
little girl that came Tuesday in the rain.
So DIR. Harris says-and the township
board will smoke the clerks cigars at
the next meeting.
League Base Ball was scheduled to be-
gin at Grand Forks yesterday with the
Devils Lake for three days, and Cavalier
at Winnipeg for four days, Crookston at
Fargo thres days.
Union Memorial services will he held
al the Presbyterian church on Sunday |
evening. The G.. A. R. will attend. Rev.
H. c. Jephcott will preach. The male
quartette will render appropriate music.
AS long as the weather vane pointed |
to St. Vincent we naturally got some
thing wet, and showers were numerous
and damp, from FRIDAY to Tuesday, |
Wednesday beautiful drying wind came
via Drayton and ST. Thomas.
With oats at 40 cents in the market
and fly nets for go cents at King & Co.'S,
it's financial proposition, that the fly |
net will cost you nothing, by the time
you useiit week. And besides you will
have a 1otsof credit for being merciful-
in the bargain. !,