The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-03-14
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH IA, 1902

FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1902
rlARKET REPORT.
Local.
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Flax s156.
Pembina township caucus tomorrow.
W.C.TU. meets with; Mrs. Brady this
afternoon at o'clock.
Is the seed clean If not, when the
crop grows don't say IAN enemy hath
done this"
Wild geese were seen on Tuesday, and
the welcome note of the prairie chicken
can be heard in the mornings.
JIG. Woolley, the famous Temperance
lecturer, will lecture at Pembina on
March 9th. Note the change in date.
There has been so much water on the
ice on the Red River most of this week,
that foot passengers had to put on their
rubber boots.
Prepare yourselves to get your share
Of the good things, at the supper, to be
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church, Easter week.
Eight carloads of mules were shipped
through ON the N. p. yesterday morning
from St. Louis for Winnipeg. This is
the second big shipment Of mules within
the last month for the north.
Manitoba has another prohibition plebi-
cite vote on the 9th. This is the third
time. The government want to shirk
the responsibility, and alarge number of
the temperance people will refuse to vote,
claiming that the two FORMER votes were
all that is needed
Superintendent McLain of Grand
Forks Co., and Tronshn of Walsh, were
in the city ON Tuesday arranging with
Supt Alexander for the holding of the
Tri-County Teachers Institute, which
they decided to hold at Grafton May End
and 3rd.
As sequel to the tax paying record of
January, the County Treasurer in Febru-
airy sent to the state treasurer, in round
numbers, SIG, 0o0, paid $500 for county
warrants, 800 for ditch warrants, $751;.
600 to school districts and $50, 900 to
townships and towns, making in all over
slO2, 600 paid out during the month"; and
remarkable to say. Treasurer Mcbride
seems to be glad to get this amount of
money out of his hands.
The N. P. is spending 500, 900 in re-
placing new fish pIates' between the
boundary and the Junction. Last fall
when the heavy traffic from the north /
was carried on, and only light from the
south, the rails were worked south sew
eral feet between stations, causing con-
siderable inconvenience at the switches.
The new Joint connections they are put
LA16 III arc idStS1lSu 10 the rails dQQ Ties l.
making it impossible to have the same
trouble occur again.
1 Probably the highest price for 100 acres
IF Pembina county land was paid last
week by Felix Rene to Fritz Volrath, the
consideration being 81 ,344. The land is
- the Pembina river, halt way between :
here and Neche, and is a school section ,
quarter, under contract for sale by the ,
tate. There are about 5000 worth OF /
on the land, but these are {
little object to the purchaser, who lives Ii
~ 40 adjoining farm and has good build L
~ III his own.
Constable John A. Thacker Of Ham L
hon brought over John Marshall to
i M six days in the county jail on the /,
tIl tu1ent 81 Justice VIM. Ferie. Il
no now lives near Bath1ate. i