The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-25

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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1902
r1ARKET REPORT.
Local.
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business matters, write to the publishers of tht
premium papers.
Plant tree, Arbor day, Mays.
Chas. Full is giving IS cents for pota'
toes, in trade.
The county W. c. I. u, convention
will meet in Pembina on the 18th, 18th
and 18th of June.
Mr.. and Mrs Zephyr Trudell acknow.
ledge the receipt OF a bright baby girl,
which came on the 10Th. DR.. Harris was
in attendance.
Last week train on the Burlington
made 14.8 miles in 9:minutes, rate of Sc
miles an hour. This beats all records fol
such long distance.
Surveyor Mott, of Grafton. arrived in
the city yesterday to mark the boundary
lines dividing the quarter sections on the
reservation for the new owners.
John Crimson, has leased the HallocE
barber shop, and will remain there per.
manently. John is good barber and
his friends here wish him success.
Two Of the old buildings (oficer's
quarters) at the Fort, have already been
torn down. They yield about 30, 600 feet
of lumber each, and lot of brick.
V. Quackenbush has purchased the
two pretty lots between J. M. Chisholm's
and c. A Kenyon's properties, of the
former, and will build residence "a x
%. Glad to see v. Q. settling down fol
good.
The Kittson County Teachers AS
ISOLATION will meet in the school house
at St. Vincent on May 2nd and 3rd. On
Friday evening reception will be given
to the teachers at the home of Mrs. Rus.
sell over Green & RusselPs store.
Full returns from the Manitoba refer.
endum vote on prohibition as given by
the Free Press are Is, $50 for and %, OBJ
against, a majority of 6, 1872 against an is.
sue that had been twice carried, and
which was one of the leading issues that
brought the conservatives in power in
the province two years ago.
On May 9Th, 7,h and 9th, the following
civil service examinations will be held.
Candidates must be citizens, and of good
physique. Philippine service: chemist,
physiological chemist and analytical
chemist. Salaries, 81, 500, 81, 800, 81, 400
For architectural craftsman, Washington,
ID. c; salary, $3.50: Marine craftsman
examiner OF surveys, S. per diem. Ap
plication forms may be. had of Roher,
Morrison, deputy collector of customs
Pembina. Applications must be filed ter
days previous to examination.
John H. Mcmillan died at Miami, Man
last week of paralysis. Mr.. Mcmillan
formerly resided at Hamilton, in thi:
county, and occupied Appointment bust
ness and political position. He was fol
several years editor and proprietor of the
Hamiltonian, but for the last few years
he has conducted iewelry business a
Miami. P. H. Mcmillan Of Hamilton
and D. H. Mcmillan of Langdon, state
treasurer, are brothers of deceased. Two
daughters, Mrs. c. P. Getchell and Mis-
c. E. Mcmillan residing at Langdon, ant
c. B. Mcmillan, cashier of the Bank O
Hannah, survive. Mr.. Mcmillan wa
highly respected by large circle o
friends in the county who will sorrow t.
learn of his death.
A party of Icelanders who have beer
living in this city and locality, leave mex
Wednesday via the c. P. R. from Elmer
son for Assiniboia, where they have
taken up land. They are Val, G. and T.
II. Gislison, J. Kristianson, G. Dahlmar
and John Johnson. Including families
there are about twenty-five persons in
the party The Gislison brothers, who
bought two Of the officers quarters a,
the Fort sale, have torn the buildings
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