The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-13

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Local
Mr.. and Mrs. Will LaMoure, of Bis
marck, are here visiting relatives.
The Presbyterian supper Friday even
ing was we'll attended, with receipts o.
S43.
MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Haight of St. 1 hom'
as are in the city visiting at A. II. Har-
vey's.
In. Chisholm and T. r. Shaw went
to Winnipeg on Wednesday on brief
business trip.
lanes Sweet, OF the Pioneer Express
staff, visited relatives at Morden, Manito-
ba the past week.
Prof Forster reports very interesting
occasion and large attendance at the
Institute at Grafton last week.
The first of the week was very fine but
the cold rain OF Wednesday was dam
per in more than one respect.
Looks little as though the drug store
was going into the miscellaneous merch-
andise business by the look Of the adv.
in this issue,
Services at Grace CHURCH next Sunday,
May 18th. Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Evening prayer and service at 1880 p. m.
Sermon topic: WAITING for the Psnte-
cost"
A party of Hallock people; the gtests
of Cashier Bennett, Of st. Vincent, were
treated to trip to Emerson on the gaso-
line launch "Chico," BY County Attof-
ney Heidelberg Sunday Informing. The
evening program, which was a trip up
the river, had to be abandoned on ac-
count of wet weather. "-.
An ox.cart belonging to c. w. And
rews Of Walhalla has been shipped to
the Exposition at St. Louis for exhiti-
ton. A big OK has been stuffed and will
stand within the shafts. One of the most
prominent exhibits of the National Mu-
scum at Washington is a similar cart
presented by the late Charles Cavileer.
DIR. Hunt came in from Warroad the
first of the week, via Roseau, on horse
back. He is here looking after interests
he has in this vicinity. Mr.. Hunt found
the Red river between st. Vincent and
Pembna quarter of mile wide but
this did not obstruct his progress, he
boarded skiff and swan the horse, and
conveyed the idea it was nothing but an
everyday occurrence in the rural part OF
northern Minnesota. He sold his prop.
erty to F. c. Myrlck. ..@"
The Pembina County Base Ball League
was organized at Neche last week, with
the following officers: President, J. T.
Blackjack, of Walhalla; vice president,
DR.. Erskine, Of Hamilton; secretary, L.
w. Musselman, of Cavalier; treasurer, ].
E. Lee, of Neche. Walhalla, Hamilton,
Neche and Cavalier were represented
Another meeting is to be held at Ham
ilton June 1st, when it is expected thai
several other teams will come into the
organization.
The county commissioners were il
session for few days the first Of the
week They met mostly on bridge bust
ness, having toured the county two
weeks ago viewing sites. They also op
ened bids for the new school superin
tendent's Office. Ole Paulson's bid wa!
accepted at 1914. The building will b.
placed on the corner lot opposite thu
court house, formerly owned by T. J.
Price. It is an excellent spot and jus
/ across the street from the main building
Proceedings in full next week.
Miss Rose Conmy was successful il
obtaining . prize 10 the Journal X. con