The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-05-16
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1902
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16, 1902
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Memorial Day, May Both.
School closes on the 29th.
1t was Arbor Day that it showed.
A. B. Corbeil is re-shingling aud Will
repair his residence.
The river has again fallen and the ter
nv has been running since Tuesday.
Judge KneeshaW went to Mcintosh
county on Monday to hold court tor
Judge Lauder.
Mr.. Geo. F. Forster, OF Fairfax, Mimi,
has been engaged as principal OF the city
schools for next year.
Don't forget the Mothers meeting in
Kittson hall this afternoon, from four to
five. All are invited.
V. Quackenbush has purchased {.
Kellar's dwelling house and Charles will
look for new location.
A. H. Anderson, Photographer, will
be at MS Pemhna gallery every first and
third Mondays of the month.
Mrs. J. Little has purchased the
Sweigart residence and Mr.. S. will go to
War-road to take homestead.
F. c. Warner purchased thorough.
bred yearling bull and heifer from the
Fraser herd at Emerson this week.
Mrs. R. H. Young, Of Minneapolis,
will speak on "Home Missions" in the
M. E. church on Sunday next at 100
All are welcome.
on the N. P. yesterday, shipped from
Miles City, Montana, and consigned to !.
Lemon, Winnipeg.
Mr.. F. c. Myrick and son Frank, have
returned from their trip to the War-road
country and the latter reports that he
has taken a good 16O acre homestead.
A somewhat extended trial of Bathgate
Roller Mills flour has convinced our bet
ter half that it is good, and the writer
knows that he has good bread to eat.
Feldman has it.
DR.. Falcon will visit Manitoba during
next week viewing land prospects, and
his office will be in charge of DR.. Ellis
Wilson, of Giiby, who has been assisting
him during the past week.
F. c. Warner has put men at work on
his barn and will move it away back and
will set it down on the coulee bank. Mr.
Roy is putting new coat Of paint on the
house.
DR.. Falcon is treating his residence to
new coat of paint, and Charley John.
son has moved his house back from the
street, and Depot avenue is looking bet
ter for the change.
George Proctor is putting in new
glass front, and hereafter will not be in a
condition to throw stones. He is getting
ina big stock of harness and horse furni.
ture, and there isn't any better workman
The graduating exercises of the class
of 1902, OF Pembina High school will oc.
cur June 9Th. Muriel Full, Vida McCaf
fiery. Guy Mckay, Harold Noyes and
John Conmy, compose the class:
The county convention of the w. C.
I. Twill be held at Pembina on June
18th, 18th and 14th. Among the attrac.
tons will be gold medal contest, anc
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis, of Washington
d. C.
Services were held at the Icelandit
Lutheran church Wednesday evening
preliminary to the conf nation services
which occur on Sunday next at 1890 a
m. Rev. ThorIackson, pastor.
"A very pleasant mi profitable Tri
County teachers meeting was held In
Grafton last Friday and Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Alex nder and Miss
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