The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-07

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FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1902
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Township election 18th.
Gents new spring hats are; Jail in at c..
Full's.
Bowesmont wants bank, drug store
and DOCTOR.
Miss Olof Krarer, the little Esquimau
lady at Kittson Hall next Thursday.
The County Assessors are to have
their general meeting on April 7th.
Bishop Stanley will dedicate the
Catholic Church at toilette on April Ist.
John G. Woolley, the world famous
temperance lecturer at Kittson Hall, Penn
bina, on March 26th.
A box of beautiful sea shells came to
the family here from Hon. 7. LaMoure
this week with the pleasant news, that
Florida.
Father Drummond of Winnipeg, will
lecture at Kittson Hall on Easter Mon
day. Proceeds for the benefit of the
church. Father Drummond is famed for
his eloquence.
Manager Ashley has arranged for Sc
ries of races between Norvel Baptie and
T. v. Thompson, of Minneapolis, at the
rink next Thursday evening. See bills
for particulars.
Manager Ashley's last masquerade of
the season on Wednesday evening was
success and attracted a large crowd,
some twenty-five coming IRON Emerson.
Some of the costumes particularly Of
those from Emerson were very fine.
Hon. Chas. Cavileer completed his 84th
year yesterday, and received the congrat-
ulations of many friends. Mr.. Cavileer
is in fairly good health and bears his ma.
ny years well, and bids fair to celebrate
the many more birthdays his friends wish
or him.
They say that Barney Folins of Cry
stall, has his eye on the republican NOM
ination for sheriff, and that Peter Gamer
on of Tyner would accept the democratic
nomination for county treasurer if it
came his way. Personally both are good
men.
The long di ,tance telephone compa-
ny are preparing to extend their lines
from Crookston north to St. Vincent.
Grand Forks will also be connected with
Drayton and Devils Lake. New wires
will be strung on the present lines to &C.
commodate the increased business.
Langdon prisoners loosened enough
bricks in the wall SO that they could re-
tire the following night, but the hole was
discovered and the escape stopped. Since
the Pembina Jail was lined with boiler
iron, Deputy Walters thinks even pris-
oner with the smallpox would have a
hard time breaking out.
a little Esquimau woman about 40
inches high, who has been educated in
this country, will lecture on life in the
Arctic regions at Kittson Hall on March
18th, next Thursday. The lady has
lectured at Drayton and other near by
places and receives excellent notices
from the local press.
N. "a. Way, who some years ago was
sergeant in the regular army at Fort
Pembina, and who has since lived at
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