The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-07-24
MARKET REPORT.

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Local.
John R. Clarke, July 3Oth.
Hallock glorifes with the champion
ship Of the baseball league of the three
counties across the river.
Wild raspberries are ripe and quite
plenty. Wild plums and cranberries will
be abundant this season.
The Pioneer Express is q years old,
and still retains its editorial cunning and
attractiveness. Long live the P. Cav
alier Chronicle. w
A shower with scattering hail drops
made us SILVER little last Friday. No
harm done however. The balance of the
week has been warm and pleasant.
Mahara's Minslrels viii! appear in the
Reid Hall, St. Vincent, on Friday, July
31st. They travel in their own special
car and claim to have the best band on
the road. They have 80 people. Seats
on sale at Green g. Russells.
You don't want to forget that one of
the best lecturers on the American plat
form will be i'll Pembina on July Both.
Mr. John R. Clarke combines wit, humor,
pathos, eloquence, in song and story.
Remind your friends of the date.
Everybody that could get away is eth.
er gone or going to the Winnipeg Fair
this week. From the number of people
going from this locality and from the
crowds that have gone by in the excurs-
ion and regular trains we think that
Winnipeg must have the biggest crowd
that they have ever had at their Fair.
Bee-keeping is quite fad with mum.
Der of our citizens who are having lots
of sweetness these days. Eugene Harris
sSeems to be the boss OF the lot and is dis
posing OF quite an amount to the stores
and the neighbors. DR.. Harris, Frank
Horr, C. A. Kenyon, and F. c. Myrick
also have the busy bees at work for
them.
The Hamilton Fair management
achieved their biggest success in attend
ance last week. The attractions were
numerous and the people were well
pleased wi what they saw. We have
not detailed report because we were
compelled ia remain at home owing to
the absence of one of the editors at Dew
lis Lake.
Now that Editor futile is in Europe,
the Mandan Pioneer endorses the Su.
preme Court. The Pioneer says: THE
state was never represented by more
able and conscientious jurists than those
who constitute the highest tribunal of the
state" We opine that the silent partner
will emit howl when the senior returns
from his travels. It's equivalent to the
court reversing itself! -Lidgerwood
Broadaxe.
Wesley Styles who killed man at
Maddox, Benson Co., last week, by a
kick was exonorated bya coroner's jury.
It seems that the man who was killed
had been on spree for some time. He
had attacked Mr.. Styles during the day
twice and both times Mr.. S. walked away.
Later the man was taken before a mag.
istrate; while there he started in to as
sault the Justice and it was in pulling the
man off from the Justice that Mr.. Stiles
4 kicked him in self defence as the man
4 had turned on him. There IS consider.
able question il the death was not caused
from other reasons, as he was in a bad
physical state owing to the effects Of liq.
nor. Mr.. Styles was brought up in this
county near Bowesmont and IS very
moral and upright memberof the com
1nunity md liis many friends were GER
lain that Il was not his fault Il lie were Ii.
sxased IS any kind q btawl. s's (