The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-01-23
MARKET REPORT.

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Barley ssc. Oats 26 c.
Local.
Wheat is soaring high this week. Read
quotations elsewhere.
Tried twice this week to blizzard, but
only halt succeeded, for want OF enough
snow.
Invitations are out for grand masqu'
Grade ball at St. Vincent. in Reid hall, on
January Both.
Mrs. and Mrs. F. c. Myrick left on
Tuesday to visit their son and his
vile at Roosevelt, Wlilil.
Rev. Sellars, of Emerson, will otticiat'
at the NJ. E. church here AMI at toilette
next Sunday at the usual hours.
1t is stated thet Lethbrijge coal, sort
of Ignite of very superior quality, can be
bought in Emerson and delivered here
for 50 per ton.
&C. Dillon, OF the Fort Pembina
farm, has put in new horsepower with
a wood saving and feed grinding attach
ments, and now lets his horses do all the
hard work.
DR.. Falcon returned last week after a
ten days absence, visiting his timber
claim in the Warroad country, in north.
ern Minnesota. He built house while
away and enjoyed pleasant vacation
away from office bust ess.
The Pink Paper says that it is general
ly understood that John Cockburn can
have the deputy authorship if he will
take it. John is popular and capable
fellow and better selection could not
be made by audtor-elect Thorwaldson.
-Chronoype.
N. Upham, who runs large stock
farm in Walsh county, near Drayton,
passed through on the N. P. this week
on his way to Brandon, Man., with six
head of poled angus cattle, which he
had sold to parties there for the sum of
$500.
Senator Hansbrough was reelected
senator for six years more at the joint
session of the legislature this week, re-
ceiving all the republican votes of both
houses, the democrats giving their COM
plimentaries 10 Max Wipperman, of
Wahpeton.
The directors OF the Emerson rink will
provide free lunch for all its patrons
on Tuesday evening, January 9th. This
is given mole especially for those on the
other size of the line, who have patron
lied the rink this winter and whose at
tendance has been very much appreciat-
ed.
There is a case of smallpox at the
Thomas residence in this city. Frank
Thomas, the eldest boy. is the victim.
All proper precaution has been taken to
prevent its further spread, and there has
not been much. if any, exposure to those
outside the house. The origin of the
case was exposure at St Vincent.
Mr.. Russell, the man whose bond was
declared forfeited at the last term of
court, for non-appearance to answer to
the charge OF embezzlement preferred by
the Elevator CO., at Backoo, has had his
case reinstated. as there was misun-
Outstanding on his part as to the time Of
the trial.
Queen Ester Circle, branch Of the
Home Missionary Society, will give i
social q tie residence Of Charles FnIi
next Wednesday, January 18th, at s pm.
Admission Is cents. This society he
deraalten Il, nav the exrer,ses ~ .,;sa