The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-18

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nr rSn OF on clubbing ratss. We alvey 81.
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MARKET REPORT.
Furnished BY !. l.IsI., L. |:xl5I*
Sabraw, agent for Ilolo|oI1lS
Monarch Elevator Co. IL zIA &
at Pembina r. % 20
Friday .............. 1872 7oI6e 81 IS
Saturday ........ 74I737OI66I62 SO
Monday ........- -. 1913 I71I67 63 90
Tuesday ........,,.. 7eI75I71I67I63 80
"Wednesday ......... Is IA I7o|66I57 90
Thursday ........... i7oj74I70I66l517 50
Barley 41c. Oats 29c.
Local.
W.. T. U. meets on Tuesday with
Mrs. R. +. Smith at 3 p. m.
An infant born to MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Kern died yesterday, after living few
hours.
That offer of Is months for 50 in adj
vance is good for new subscribers as well
as old ones.
You are going to school. but haven't
seen the beautiful catalogue of Mankato
Commercial College. 1t is here.
A year in adavnce will give you the
Pioneer Express for Is months, but you
must do it quickly before we send out
our bills.
The new room being added to the
school house will probably be ready for
occupancy next week. 1t is about fin
ished, all but the painting.
The enrolment of the public schools
now reaches 1877 and more to come. OF
the enrolment there are 20 new ''babies"
in the primary department. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Wilson, of
toilette, are the parents of twin boys,
born on Sunday. Mother and children
doing we'll. Send the news to Roose.
velt ~.
The Cosgroves, who were detained
one day beyond their announcement,
played to good house on Tuesday ev-
ening at St Vincent and gave excellent
satisfaction to thosespresent.
Mrs. F. A. Carter received the sad
news of the death of her sister, Mrs. Mill
er, at Helena, Montana, on the 10Th.
Mrs. Miller was the mother Of Mrs. VIM.
Connell, formerly of Hamilton.
Next Sunday, Sept. Goth, is the eve of
Saint Matthew the Apostle. There will
be morning prayer with celebration of
Holy Eauchrist, Grace( Episcopal) church
Pembina, at IL O'Clock a. m, with SER
mon by the rector. Evensong as usual,
at 7:30. a
Recent advices from Portervile, CAL,
give the information that r. L. Price, a
former resident of this city, has bought
hardware store at that point and will
go into his old business again. 1t must
/ have been some, hat of a hardship fol
/. MIR. Price to have been idle even so lone
as this.
Hugh Mann, noted railroad contract
or and inventor, was killed on the Cana
dian Northern railway west of Erwood
& He was working near track-laying ma
chine and was caught in the betting ant
died by strangulation. Mrs. VIM. Byar!
and Allen Mann, OF Bathgate, are siste
I and brother of the deceased. s
Prof. Forster moved into the, hous
" lately occupied: BY Judge Wallace thi
week. His former residence, owned b
R. Shaw, has been sold to; Hon N. E
Nelson, who is moving there to-da,
Glad to see Mr.. Nelson buying propert,
as It looks as though he intended NAL
ing his permanent home here after
/ ttialsof, some thirty or more years.
i seems that the story that Editor Ba
Il lentyne Of the Emerson Journal had gor
and got married down in Ontario, durin
his recent vacation, was not true and d,
even premature, more's the pity. I'll
Joke originated with the sdeyip in chare
.s of the Office during Nj. BIS absence. an
ssa III IL said that citizena al En1~reon Z .