The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-15

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FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. Is, 1902.
rIARKET REPORT.
Local.
Club Papers.
TIE PIONEER ExPREes cannot be reepon.;; 1,,e
Tor the stoppage before expiration or conu t =.
snce after expiration o. osher sta pspeW We siwass
contract however that club papers shall be dis-
continued at the end Of the subscription: sup.
.crbers should mote the date Sem discon
{inued refuse them from the postmaster st NJ
they have expired Taking PAPER APE i the ner.
post once pria tacie delce ana s,ops e liable
arrears and orders paper stopped and therea ne
refuses the At me PGss
Sns,ness matters, write to the publishers of the
spseminm papers.
\ Some parties out Geroux slough way
don't seem to know that it is unlawful to
shoot chicken until Sept. lst.
The Grafton creamery is making on an
average Of one ton of butter week.
Most of the butter is shipped to Mime
apolis, Grafton Record.
Considerable early grain has been cut
this week and on Monday harvest will be
general. Weather has been favorable
to ripening, most of this week.
"A little girl addressed to c. A. Ken
yon, postal clerk, arrived last Thursday
and the rest of the clerks, the printer
and other friends smoke to her health.
The condition Adam McTavish, an ac-
count whose serious illness was publish
ed last week. considerably improved
and hopes ofhis recovery are entertained.
5-Langdon Republican.
Miss Della Moorhead left for the
Twin Cities this week, where she ex-
poets to invest in stock Of millinery
and open the same for sale in one of MIR.
Prices rooms,in about two weeks.
81 Mail clerk Kenyon has one OF the best
gardens in town and that he has some OF
the finest caulihowers that ever grew,
the writer has the 'proof of the pudding"
which everybody acknowledges to be
the best proof possible, and says thanks
accordingly.
IS. Bacon and wife, of Montclair, N
J., and Frank Bell, of North Carolina,
are stopping at Mrs. Cavileer's. They
have six dogs with them, which they are
training with view of entering them at
the field trials at Carman, Man., on Sept.
18th.
The teachers summer school which
has just closed at Cavalier: after four
weeks teIm has proved success in in
lterest and numbers. There were 81
gteachers in attendance, of whom Is were
males. Among the amusements was "a
baseball nine composed Of men and a
basket ball team among the ladies.
Clark IS fitting up train of five
x9ncks, each capable Of hauling one cord
Df stone, which he will attach to thresh-
5eg engine and haul the stone for the
Episcopal church, which will surely be
built this season. 1t is estimated that it
Will require over 100 cords of stone to
build the structure.-Langdon Republic
!sssn.,
w. F. Shattuck, of Devils Lake. was
saSVisitor in Grafton last Monday. Mr..
|sshattuck drove the stage from Grand
FORKS to Winnipeg in 1876, before Graf
ION was heard of. Girard kept stop.
Hfg place on the river at Acton in those
lays. The stage left Grand Forks at 3
M, and was supposed and did when
Ahe roads were passable make ten miles
I'm hour. Pembina was reached at p. m
The same day and Winnipeg at 3 a. m.
III Shattuck is a member or the Devils
ake company and took interest in visit
sng the soldiers monument'and the arm
1ky while here. Grafton Record.
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