The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-18
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL IS, 1902.
rARKET REPORT.
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See Special Sale advt. at Fulps.
w. c. T. U. meets with Mrs. Carr this
afternoon at O'Clock.
Weather has been drying and pleasant
though a little cool this week.
And now comes cleanup time. Haul
out the manure, burn up the debris.
Mrs. w. ]. Alexander, of Pembina,
was visitor in the city last Friday even
ing.-Echo.
Special Sale at Full's to-day and to-
morrow. From - Friday to 3 p. m. on
Saturday,-note the hours.
When you want seeds and trees that
will grow in this northern cline, send to
o. H. Will & Co., Bismarck.
"Rita" is out OF material this week.
Nothing doing socially, and the local
reporter finds dry picking too.
Roads have improved very rapidly
and except for some washed out Gull
verts, travelling is very good again.
The Presbyterian supper is coming off
with buzz this time, sure. Don't forget
the date, Tuesday evening, April 22nd.
Judge Lauder, of Wahpeton, is ex-
pected to hold court here on the 22nd, to
try some cases in which Judge Kneeshaw
is disqualified. ....
Admiral Akers and passenger, took
a voyage for short distance down the
river on the big Jerry boat on Wednes-
day evening-cable broke.
The ferry was put in operation this
week. The river has continued falling
slowly, and while there is good stage
of water, it is not at all high for this
season.
One of our county contemporaries is
so dreadtully caustic in lis editorials, that
readers can't help but think of ''lye"
every time they see 'em-sort of pot
hash' stuff,
Seeding is quite general in this part of
the county. Several farmers in Pembina
and toilette townships began on Monday.
Farther west, in most locations, seeding
will not be general before next week.
A private letter from Mr.. c. E. Jackson,
announces his change OF residence to
Chelan, Wash. The letter, though not
intended for publication is SO full of
matter of general interest, that we have
it on the "hook" for next weeks ISSUE
l,n cf +1,.a hor, I've Of c01n 1T
the Episcopal Ladies Aid approximate
S2l0 and about $50 Of "stock' lett over,
and the ladies feel happy and thankful
accordingly-and some handkerchief
still coming, some from England yester-
day.
The Reid farm. near St. Vincent, is
beng sold off at a rapid rate, mostly to
neighboring farmers, at $50 an acre
Several sections have already been con
tracted for. The terms, we hear are one
seventh down, and seven years time a
Z per cent. interest.
F. E. Russell, of Backoo, who was thu
agent ofthe Imperial EIv. Co. at tina
place, was charged with embezzlemen
before Justice Aylen here last week ane
gave bonds in $4,000 for ap
pearance at the district court. 1t il
claimed that the defendant acknowledge
a shortage.
The old stable which has ornamentet
the alley corner opposite this office 70
many years, and used occasionally as
! livery stable, is being torn down and re
moved to the school section farm pur
chased by ]: M. Chisholm last fall, for
granary. It will be Of much more ser
vice there. 1t was originally built BY til,
firm Of LaMoure and Goodfellow, an,
was the gular grain warehous,
erected in this county.