The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-06-24

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Local
F. G. Myrick was delegate to the
Fargo convention this week.
Mrs. Gerardin has had the interior Of
the Pembina House re.painted.
Emerson will celebrate July LIST with a
ball tournament and other sports.
Miss Nellie Wilkins of Drayton is visit
ing her brother and family here this
week.
Emerson got beaten by the Hallock
team at the tournament game this week,
Is toe.
More water on Wednesday night, lone
and six-tenths inches-and we thought
= we had plenty before that.
The following postofices in North
Dakota have been advanced to the pres
idential class: McHenry. $1,000; Portal,
81, 100; Walhalla, 81, 1000.
The haymakers are beginning to get to
work. 1t is little early yet but hay is
scarce and high and the present crop is
we'll advanced already.
The weather continues showery, a
little rain falling almost every day this
week. Friday and Saturday were very
warm. Early grain is doing well.
Inspector Eytord of the customs went
to Baltimore this week to meet his fam
lily and bring them back here. He ex
pected to be back in about two weeks.
O. E. Lajord who used to be promi
nent resident in the southwest part O
this county died suddenly in Nevada
Mo. recently. His remains were taker
to Alexandria, MINI. for burial.
Grace Church, Sunday, June 26th
Evening prayer and sermon at 7:3O. Ii
future there will be short service, Lit
any and address every Friday evening
beginning Friday, June oath. H. N
Harrison, Rector.
The Feaabina juniors went over tc
Neche on Tuesday and took the game
by score of to 8. Beadford and Tho
mas for Pembina and Rex Lampman and
Cock for Neche, were the respective bat
terles.
Judge Kneeshaw went to Langdon or
Tuesday where he opened court or
Wednesday. 1t is expected that the
trial of the half-breed who is accused O
shooting man near Olga last winter
will be heard at this term.
Stephen Kohles and family returned
from Cloyerland, Wash. last week. Mr.
Kohles who made the move there with
the idea OF benefit to his health, did mo-
like it there and concluded that after al
Dakota was the best for him.
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael, who was an
,louneed to preach at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday, was unavoidably de
tanned, but writes that he expects to b.
here and hold the usual services mex
Sunday.
The following visiting Masonic breth
rem signed the register at the lodg
rooms on Tuesday:-A. Morrison, w. ]
Louden, B. James. l.. Peavy, R. NJ. Ca
son, Of Bathgate; A. ]. McFadden, {
Neche:F H. Sprague, Grafton; w.
Lapp, st. Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Nixon expect I
start to day for a visit east to last two {
three weeks. Thep will visit with the
Y daughter Miss Minnie in New York eli
and with relatives at intermediate point
They will take the trip by the lake row
IA via Dulutt.