The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-23
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. q. 1908

FRIDAY MORNING. OCT. %. 1903
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r1ARKET REPORT.
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Carey, agent tor Ill o|o o1@IS
Monarch Elevator Co. z|z z|AE
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Barley BIC. Oats 26c.
Local.
A. L. Airth is building new wing to
his residence.
Exceptional opportunity. See Full's
corner in this issue,
w. C. T. u. meets with Mrs. Gill on
Thursday afternoon at 2.3O.
All the fashionable styles in turs will
be at Full's only one day, week from to-
morrow, 31st.
Mrs. Vim. Hunter of Minneapolis ar
rived Yesterday to be at the bedside of
her sick mother.
Jackets, collarettes, storm collars,
scarfs, muffs, ETC., etc. See Fulls Fur
Sale adv. in this issue.
The Portable Photo Gallery will be
open at Bowesmont on Oct. 3Oth and
3lst. A. H. ANDERSON, Prop.
Levi Williamson, from Walhalla, was
brought in by his brother for examinat.
ion by the board of insanity yesterday.
During the strong wind on Wednesday
flao xu00Ic Gro Zealand Con.
lee. but was extinguished without much
damage.
The special fur sale at Full's on Satur-
day, Oct. 3lst. will give ladies the same
opp ,rtunity of choice and price as if they
went to the Twin Cities in person.
Thieves pried open the back door OF
Fred ellis place last Sunday night and
went in and helped themselves to cigars
and canned goods to the amount Of s25
to $50.
Ed. Dammarel, late of the N. P. Office
here and now living in Cleveland, in
Washington, sent Agent F. c. Warner a
box Of very fine peaches this week just
to show where he lives now.
We were mistaken in giving the age
deceased treasurer w. A. Murphy last
week. The Mountaineer gives the date
of his birth as Oct. 3lst, 1867. which thus
makes his age as not quite 80.
One of those '.New Brunswick" bills
of a defunct bank of New Jersey was
passed at the store of w. c. Short this
week. They resemble Canadian b lis so
much that the unwary are likely to be
deceived.
We regret to say that Mrs. N. E. Mel
son suffered a stroke of paralysis We'd
nesday morning. She remains in criti-
cal condition, owing to advanced age and
frail body. Much sympathy is extended
to the afflicted family.
The new heating apparatus is being
placed in the court house. The boiler
4 is already in place and the br,cklawyers
are building new chimney, as none of
the former ones were large enough to
give the necessary draft (.
The threshers have been putting their
time this week on the fax fields. The
season has been favorable to late hax
The fros,s that have occurred 50 far have
injured it but very little and the late and
/ copious rains have keptit growing and
filling TO a later date than usual. Most
Of It's going about ten busheia to the
acre, and il costs Is cents a bushei toget
il threshed The threshermen find it