The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-04-17

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Barley 33c. Oats 24c.
Local.
There is a social entertainment at
the South Pembina hall this evening.
Statutory Meeting Of the city council
on Tuesday evening, April 2lst, 8 O'Clock.
Bro. Deacon is advertising "a second
hand ladies bicycle" for sale the New
Era Office.
Rev. Mr.. Cooper, Presiding Elder Of
this district is expected to preach at the
M. E. church next Sunday evening.
The school boys and girls will find
something to interest them i'll "Ikey's"
letter this week. If you can-then you
can win cans. Can you?
Notwithstanding the wet mud of last
week the roller and harrow were put on
the streets on Tuesday and they smooth.
ed down to normal condition.
Funeral services for the infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Gawley were held
at the Methodist church on Sunday after
noon and the little one was buried in the
city cemetery.
Miss Lottie TiIlotson, neice of George
Megquier, who will be remembered as
old time residents OF this county, is now
travelling i'll California, giving elocution-
airy entertainments, under the stage
name of Majella Castillo.
1t is mighty poor town that isn't look
ing for branch Of the 500 road these
days. Well, it can't come to every town
but if it comes most anywhere around
this locality, most every town will feel
some benefit because it will benefit e
people at large.
Clean up! This admo milton is intended
especially for those who always do clean
up. The reason we say it to them at this
time is simply to have them hurry UP
and get out of the way of the hot blast
that we intend giving to the laggards in
couple of weeks.
Supt. Alexander was in Grand Forks
last week arranging with the other tri-
county superintendent for the annual
summer school to be held at the U. for
the four weeks following July 9th. There
will be a splendid corps of teachers pro.
vided and many other advantages.
News has been received in this city
that Joseph DeLorge, formerly Of this
=. city, son-in-law of Joseph Deloria, and
commonly known as Curly" died of
heart trouble at Klondike on March II,
aged So years. His wife and son, Willie,
are expected back to this country this
fall.
We understood that Grenville Vaughn,
who was hurt at Bemidji short time
ago, while somewhat better is still
in bad condition, as the injury to his
head has affected his brain, and the final
result is still in doubt. There seems to
be some ground for suspicion that the
injury was the result of foul play.
This weeks daily papers announce
that five crews of surveyors are at work
on the proposed extension Of the 500
line northward from Glenwood, Mimi,
through the White Earth Reservation. 1t
is also stated that the Great Northern
has a surveying crew at work on a line
northward from Fergus Falls.
Some little seeding was done last week
hut the general verdict xuac fl,af II 1uoe