The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-29
MORNING, AUG. %, 100
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Johnny get your gun.
Monday, September LIST.
Chickens get under cover.
Threshing will begin next week, but
all the machines won't be at work until
the next week after.
Regular meeting of the city council on
Monday. Annual tax levy will be made.
The current state school apportion-
ment now being made. amounts to ~
cents per capita.
School begins Monday. 1t is request.
ed that all pupils, including primary
children, be present Monday forenoon.
The w. C. T. U. will hold an open air
meeting at the residence Of Mrs. Booker
Friday, Sept. 9Th, at 8 o'clock. Further
notice next week.
We learn that H. c. and John Carr
have purchased the halt section known
as the Vaughn homestead of George Le-
Doux. 1t is valuable property.
The republican county committee is
called to meet at Neche today for the
purpose, we suppose, of calling county
conventlon-and now the democrats can
call theirs.
The paint applied to the Presbyterian
church last summer peeled off badly and
a new coat is being applied by artists
Mountain and Moorhead, which will inn
prove it's appearance. 1t is still white. i
Quite number OF N. D. papers Sc
cond the idea that the name OF Charles
Cavieer is the most proper to place in
the St. Louis Hall OF Fame as the most
prominent ofthe early pioneers of this
state.
An Irishman having an engagement at
11.3C and baving no watch was puzzled
how to be on time. Finally he had a
bright idea. Faith an I'll go there just
a half hour before the twelve O'Clock
whistle blows"
Tom Shaw found gold bug on his
cigar case and has sent it to the ~" for
a name. 1t had celluloid upper case"
with broad gold shield on its back. 1t
was about as big as bed bug-bnt was
not Of that sort-nor yet humbug. 1t
was really very pretty.
AT this writing, Wednesday, the week
has been an ideal one for ripening the
late grain and for harvesting. Though
some farmers will be about done by
Saturday night, yet there will remain
large amount to cut next week and some
won't be done for week after that
arer-Yesterelay afternoon showers set
in, which will delay work some.
The biggest threshfng rig that has been
seen about here came to Joe McCrea on
the M this week who will use it across
the line in the vicinity of Emerson. It is
a Buffalo Pitts and the engine is 35-horse
power, and the separator in proportion.
Mr.. Middleton also steamed his new ma
chine through town last week, which is
also a monster.
S% The general conference Of the Metho-
dist church Of Canada is in session at
Winnipeg this week and large number
OF clerical notables from all parts Of the
world are III attendance as visitors as
wen ass rsguiar delegates from all over
lie omini0n. Quite a number Of our
cityspeople plan TO spend Sunday at the
Peg and take il some Of the jeloquence
that will be given on that day.
sun s d Ang. 81, harvest festival
,.ssersiees NfH bs held III Grace (Episco-
IN church Penbina. Choral ce5ebrs-
non of Holy Eucharist ID the morniiitsg III
no ciock and q special festival evensong
III 40 o'clock iii the evening. Preacher
Rev. AZ. Ossnond Worthing rector Of
y Fajlsa Ths ehgnb m ~. decor.
Md 1siiffb fsoxers house plants, &c, on
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