The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-26

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Local.
The basketball team is getting into
practice again
VIC T. U. meets with Mrs. Graham
next Tuesday at p. m.
Charles Atkinson received a carload
of western horses Saturday. shipped by
D. c. Finch, Of Fallon, Montana.
Special bargains in Sewing Machines
at G. G, Thompson's bicycle shop, to
make room for the bicycle business.
Hallock celebrates the 3rd and 18th OF
July with county fair, St. Vincent in an
- old-fasnioned style. Bathgate with horse
racing and other attractions. Where are
you going to celebrate?
Josephine Vondell. of Walhalla, was
judged insane by the board and was TAX
en- on Tuesday to the asylum at James
town by Sheriff Atkinson. She was at
the asylum once b44aEse.
We understand that Masager Pennock
of the Emerson branch of tho Bank of
Ottava was married last week at Wippi-
peg to the daughter of the chief Justice
of Manitoba. Friends on this side of the
line tender congratulations.
81. Vincent is out with posters announ-
cling the due celebration OF the Glorious
Fourth, with the Pemblna band, base
ball, calithumpians, speeches and all the
other etcetera that goes to make hip
hip.hurrah Of time and want Pembina
people to come over and help them do
it up right.
Hons. H. L. Holmes and J. LaMoure
lett last week for fishing trip in the vi
lcinity of Brainerd, Mimi. That they have
had good luck can be gratefully testified
to by large number Of friends in this
city, who received samples from the two
barrels Of splendid black bass sent here
by Mir LaMoure OH Tuesdas.
1t seemed nice to listen to the strains
OF music from the familiar Pembina Cor
net Band Monday evening, after sill.
ence of year. The boys got together
on short notice, a membership Of twelve
old players, and have practiced every
night this week. They are engaged to
play at ST. Vincent on the 18th.
Mrs. James Slater OF Carlisle, who has
been at J. McCafery's in this city fol-
several weeks for medical attention and
not improving DIS rapidly as expected,
was taken on Wednesday to the hospital
at Winnipeg, where it is thought it will
be necessary for her to undergo an oper
alton. Many friends will hope for he,
speedy recovery.
A monstrous political picnic will b,
on Wednesday on the Red river below
Emerson at which some of the principa
orators of Manitoba are to speak on tn,
issues of the day. Ifyou can spare tn,
time it is worth the trip there. Be sur
to take your lunch basket with you. Tn
provincial elections come off next mont
and the campaign is at fever heat. s7@
Judge Cowan, out at Cando, decide
that all Intoxicating liquor isintoxicatin,
A simple proposition that has been v,
hemently denied by some attorneys an
given courts much trouble. The deci.
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