The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-04-10

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and he thinks a change of climate will
be beneficial.
Easter services at Grace church at
Pembina will consist Of choral service
at II a. m. Program: Voluntary. violin
and organ; Professional, Gle is Risen;"
Anthem, Christ Our Passover" Gloria,
TIE Deum; Benedic,us; soprano solo,
(vio1in oblieato) THE Heavenly vison;"
hymn. Jesus Lives;;" Offertory; Recess
sional, 1.-THE Strife is O'er." Easter les
tival serviceat AGO.
1t showed most Of all both Sunday and
Monday and left about six inches Of wet
snow on the level. Since then the wealth
Ter has been warm and fair and decidedly
slushy undertoot. Al ibis writing the
snow is nearly all gone, but the mud lis
with us. The frost has started out of the
ground pretty well:aiready, but it will
take some. days Of drying weather before
farmers Gan get THE land to do any
seeding The iee.ispetten on tie river
and as1beginning ta~break up in, places.
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Attorney F. A. Hart had business, at
the supreme court at: Fargo this week,
and incidentally saw. President Roose-
welt as, heipassed through. He says there
was great crowd and they were all we'll
pleased with Teddy, and that Teddy was
apparently pleased with North Dakota
crowd, and as he rode by in his carriage
singled out many Of the spectators and
saluted'them as old time acquaintance.
While the storm damaged the decorat-
ions, yet the morning of the presidents
visit the sun shone brightly and the fresh
snow had not yet begun to melt, SO it
was easy to get about, but after the pres.
ident left and the snow began to melt,
the streets and sidewalks were in terri.
BILE condition. They had harder storm
but not as much snow. as we had here
all the first part OF the storm being rair
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Personals.
Clerk of Court Airth was a visitor in
the Kings land last week on legal bust
ness.
Attorney Ferguson, of Drayton, was
in the city on Wednesday on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. Purdy is home again after pleas
ant visit with friends in Ontario during
the winter.
The Pioneer Express and the Farmer
and the St. Paul Dispatch for $500
Miss Mcintosh spent her weeks vaca
ton from school work at her home. nea,
Bowesmont.
Judge Kneeshaw is back from hi.
Florida trip and reports his orange plan
tation as growing finely.
M. Brynjolfson, d. ]. Laxdal and Jane:
Wilson were Cavalier repres entatives
on our streets this week.
Mrs. LaMoure and daughter Miss Mat
tie LaMoure went to Minneapolis las
week to visit relatives there.
Mrs. T. r. Shaw went to Winnipeg TO
a day or two the first Of the week tc
see her sister Mrs. Kabernagle.
Rev. S. Acheson, of the Presbyteria,
church Of this city, has gone to visit som,
of the western towns this week.
The "U' begins again on Monday ant
the students that are at home think til,
vacation brief. Most of them will be 81
on Sunday.
Robert Irwin, of Bowesmont, passet
south on the N. P. on Wednesday, from
q trip from the north, where he purchaser
tract Of land and says he may move vi
there in the future. !.
Rev. j. G. Dingle. Of Hannah. formeri,
of the, M. E. church of this city, announ
Ices his intention Of locating at Devil,
Lake and will move to that place. H,
will turn his attention to the carpente
and building trade, in which he is an ex
lpert. ~, All, d
Sam Fenie was with Us a few days ans
left Monday for the Saskatoon countr,
where he say he expects to remain "a
the next seven months before coming
this way again. Big odds are offeres
with no takers that he viii be baci
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