The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-02-14

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FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. Ii, 1902
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Local..
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Furnished by a|a x x :
Jonathan Baptie, agent SloI gig 2
Monarch Elevator. --|E ~ ~ =
Pembina. -|-IE- l.
friday =. 90 oSIC0I ooIfs
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Monday 81 Isl '5S| IS AS
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Thursday ..loolollo9lool 81
Flax $1.56.
County Fathers meet on Monday 18th
The world famous John o. Wooley will
lecture in Pembina on the evening O.
March g.
Right Rev. DR.. Mann, Bishop of North
Dakota, will visit Pembina, Feb. 22nd
and 23rd.
Mrs. Little and family, of toilette, have
moved to Town and are occupying the
Geneva residence.
The evening service at the NJ E.
church will continue next week. Preach
ing on Sunday evening at ESQ.
Grace church, Episcopal, Feb. 10Th
Morning service at IL; Evensong at 1880
Sermon subject "Some Aspects of the
Cross" Sis.
John Mcbride Jr. nephew Of County
Treasurer Mcbride, died at East Alma,
Cavalier county, last week, from diph-
liberia.
The long distance telephone is being
extended this week to the Office OF
Quackenbush & Hart and the c. E.
Stevens Land Co.
John Philips, formerly of Prattford,
this county died lately at:Alberta, N. w.
T. Mr.. Philips was brother of Mrs.
Atkinson OF this city.
Jos. Walters bought the E. Grandy
farm of 240 acres in Gardar township fol
81, 500. MIR. Grandy goes west for his
health.
Washington's birthday occurs next
week and the kids will have another
holiday from school work. But some
how they don't seem pleased about it.
The retail grocers of the state meet a
Grand Forks on Tuesday next. They
have quite program arranged, and one
of the numbers is paper on "Stort
Habits by Charles Full OF this city.
DR.. J. R. Young, formerly of this city
but for many years resident of Cava
ler county, called yesterday. He j:
about moving to Washington on accoun
of his wle's health
Mr.. F. c. Warner received lettel
from Mrs. Warner who is with her sick
sister at Livingstone, Mont, stating thai
the patient was no better and very ser
ously ill. He also had news from Illinois
that his mother had stroke of paralysis
but had gotten better.
Mrs. D. McCulloch returned last Thurs
day from st. Paul, where she was sub
jected to serious surgical operation b,
DR.. Wheaton. Many friends will be
pleased to know of her great improve
ment and prospect of future health. He
husband was with her.
Rev. VIM. Watson left on Wednesda,
for Jamestown, N. D., where he IS called
to attend the funeral service of Mrs
Clarkson, wife OF Rev. D. H. Clarkson
rector Of the jamestown church, formerly
of Bathgate. Many friends will mourn
the decease of this esteemable lady.
VIM. Cowan of St. Vincent, Mimi
came home from Solway last week, and
/ on Sunday was found to have smallpox
He is having it in a comparatively milo
form There was some exposure abou
! the village before the nature ofthe disease
was known. Immediate and stringen