The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-07-11

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Tulv 16. II. Observation-Disclosures
Co. Fair.
July 81 to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Canada's Industrial Fair.
Republican State Convention at Fargo
July 23rd.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at Mrs. q.
w. Ryan's this afternoon at four O'Clock.
Fall term Of the Mankato CONNER
cial College will open Sept. 2. If inter-
ested, send for catalogue.
The Pembina baseball team played
ball with Hallock at Hallock on the 4th
and were beaten by to4.
Hereafter the railroad folks will charge
25c for storage of baggage left for "A
hours at the depot. They say this is
positive this time,
Mayor Chisholm has force of men
renewing and repairing sidewalks in diff.
farent parts OF the city, which is calling
forth the commentator OF the citizens.
Let the good work go on.
There will be no fear of grasshoppers
this year unless the eggs have been de-
posted in Kittson county. They have all
been drowned out south Of us. So says
the state omotgist.-Hallock News.
Postmaster E. X. Cavalier has been
very industrious this week in removing
the lower branches of the groves along
South Cavalier Street, adding greatly to
the appearance OF the street.
The song service in the M. E. Church
on last Sunday evening was very en-
joyabe occasion, followed by a short ad-
dress by Rev. Jephcott on the beauties
and power of music. A large, apprecia-
tive audie nee was in attendance.
The c. N. strike continues. Freight
trains still continue to run, though some
what irreguary. Yesterday it was ru-
mored that the brakemen had agreed to
join the yard and freight men and that
some had already gone out.
The county commissioners have been
in session this week, wrestling with the
assessments and valuations of the differ
ent townships and towns. A large repre-
sentation was present to show the hon
orable body that their neighborhoods
had grievances.
light team to work in Pembina Co.
Steady work and good wages to the right
man. Must be willing to work. Others
need not apply. References required.
Forparticulars address, Koch V. T. Co.
\Vinona, MINI.
Quite heavy fall of hail is reported
from Bathgate on the afternoon OF the
4th, but the damage was light as there
was no wind. On Sunday afternoon two
haistorms passed over the northern part
of Kittson county, in the neighborhood
of the Joe river, doing some damage.
Near Humboldt several farmers are re.
ported nearly hailed out completely.
John Kerr was in the city last week or
short visit. He has sold his farm neal
Arnaud, Manitoba. as we'll as his black
smith shop at Arnaud, and expects tc
move to Neche, to go into the restaur
ant business. Mr.. Kerr says he has ne
particular dislike to the country, but tina
the spectators get hold of the land ant
no actual settlers are coming in conse
q ,ence.
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