The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-01-03
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School begins next Monday.
City Council meeting on Monday.
This is the first Friday evening of the
month.
County Commissioners meet next
week.
w. Z. I. U. will meet at the residence
of Mrs. Switzer on Friday afternoon at
four o'clock.
The railway rush seems to be some
what over, and trains are again on time
and freight gets here within reasonable
time.
The ikating rink is we'll patronized.
Manager Ashley has Miss Minnie Cum
mlngs advertised as fancy skater to ap-
pear next Wednesday evening
Particular attention is called to T. R.
Shaw's poetical ad in this issue. There
is chorus to it, supplied and sung by all
the business folks-"So say we all of u.s."
Holidays are not conducive to the pro-
per routine of newspaper work, but we
are doing the best we can, this and last
week-and next week there will be none.
Rev. Elmer Duden of Hamilton, will
preach at Kittson Hall on Sunday, taking
the place of Rev. Jephcott, who attends
quarterly meeting at Hamilton.
c. A. Holbrook of Cavalier, is selling
out at Cavalier and will locate further
west Mrs. Holbrook and her sister
Miss Matte McInnis are' visiting in
Canada.
The winter weather still keeps fine.
Most of the week the mercury has been
in the vicinity of the freezing point The
sleighing is rather poor in the country
and most folks go on wheels for long
trips.
"Why is newspaper like woman?
was conundrum perpetrated in COM
pany the other day. There were many
answers-like, both have all the news
both look nice in new dresses, etc.-but
the right answer is, that every man should
have one OF his own.
A. E. Edwards, who has had the north
run for Nash Bros, of Grand Forks. has
quit the road and will act as city manager
for the same firm. His run north will be
taken by ]. E. McLain, who has been in
the house in the past, also doing the city
work.
The much-vaunted achievement of one
Marconi in talking at long distance
without the aid OF wires is not regarded
as being in anywise startlingly new or
wonderful by the friends and acquain- /,
tances of our own Colonel Hager.-I,
Neche Chronotype.
At Bathgate, Friday, sad accident oc.
Cured. by which one of the town boys
about l2years ofage was killed. A build
ing was being moved, and number of II
boys thought 1t would be fun to ride in it. !
From some cause the building collapsed, S
burying the boys beneath it. Several It
were injured and one, George Louzon, 7
died soon after reaching home,
Court started again yesterday to hear n
court cases. Yesterdays train brought HI
Attorneys Guy c. H. Corliss, Grand IL
Forks, and E. R. Sinkler, Grafton, Mr.. Is
Brynjolfson is also here, and Sheriff Far Il
row. Messrs. A. Robbie, M. ]. Ryan.
John Cook, w. B. Clements, chas. Rob-
bins. Of Cavalier, are called here on court
business. D. H. Beecher and Sidney
Clark. bankers Of Grand Forks. are also
here interested il court proceedings. (