The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-21
MARKET REPORT.

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Barley Is. Oats 20.
A heavy rain on Sunday night stopped
threshing for couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Chisholm will ar
i've home to-day, from Chicago.
Born, on Thursday morning, to Mr.
and Mis-. F. c. Myrick Jr. daughter. \
Mrs. Obed Carr and Mrs. B. B. Lock
wood have been visiting. with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carr.
Presiding elder Moore of the Minot
District was visitor on Thursday hav-
ing run down to Pembina to see our rui-
rs.
Editor Hager has been appointed as a
trustee on the Board for the Asylum for
the Feeble Minded. 1t is good appoint
ment in every sense.
The display at the St. Vincent fair last
Friday was very creditable. Pembina
people had quite display and from the
competition shown it looks as though
another year with the same inducements
the interest would be much greater.
That Cloak and Suit Sale advertised
in last weeks paper and in this issue will
occur just the same on October 22nd,
tomorrow at the store of Chas. Full.
1t is an opportunity that our ladies
should not miss, it gives all the advan-
tages of the markets OF the eastern cities
without the expense of going there.
Wednesday morning, 2 O'Clock, 10.
Wednesday morning, Z o'clock,-0.
Christmas morning,-20. How will we
get the ~" By sticking 2gether and
helping each other. We have the "0'
let everybody help and the front of Block
Is will look 2 times better on Christmas
morning than it did on Wednesday NOR
nidg at 2o'clock.
The 500 track layers are expected to
be about six miles east of ST. Vincent by
Monday and will be at the boundary line
by Nov. LIST. The grade runs almost
parallel with the boundary for some dis
lance, inclining little to the south. It
runs about Is miles to the east of Hall
ock. The track laying is largely done
by machinery and goes about two miles
day.
The exhibit Of native grown apples BY
Mr.. Stevenson, of Nelson, at the Fair
last week was revelation. The display
comprised six varieties of as fine sam.
pie of fruit as one could wish for, ]. A.
Badgley had also number of apples on
exhibition, and DR.. Henderson had
bunch Of fresh Observation-Disclosures
Journal
FL. Pocock and j. b. Mclean shot
lynx on Monday morning last, Just west
Of town, near Duferln. The animal was
a large brute, and would measure about
six feet from tip, to tip. When first seen
it was perched up tree, and Frank
poured three charges into him before he
stretched out, while ]. D. had the honor
Of dosing him once. Lynx are not very
plentiful throughout this province and
this was likely stray one.
Monday night burglars broke into the
store Of Thomson Bros. at Bowesmont
and blew open the safe. They got $3.50
in cash and took away a considerable
amount Of drain warrants and other val
uable paper. The safe was new one
sc considerable value and was ruined.
sheriff Atkinson went to Bowesmont on
Tuesday 10 see If he could get trace Of
ths robbes4 INT We understand there is
Int ME u 10 clue to them. It looks
hum - 1nnesous occurrences ct this