The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-08
FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 8, 1904

r1ARKET REPORT.
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Barley 34c. Oats Sic. .
Club Papers.
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contract however that club papers shall be dis
continued at the ena Of she subscription. Sub
premium papers and if they wish them discon
tinued refuse them from the postmaster afte
they have expired. Taking paper from tn
ion taxing tits subscriber and ther efore liabl'
for the subscription. Any person who pays NJ
arrears and orders paper stopped and thereafter
any responsibility for further payment. In AMI
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1ii1 les papers.
Local.
Mrs. Geo. Lelbinger visited her folk:
at Letellier on Sunday.
Lawrence Buck OF Bowesmont was q
visitor in the city on Monday.
I xx,ift, 0p oil
loon this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Fred Peck has been appointed post
master at Bay Center, this county.
Easter offerings at the M. E. church or
Sunday evening amounted to $50.
Judge Kneeshaw is expected home
from his Florida TRIP in a few days.
State Land Commissioner Laxdal was
in the city on legal business Monday.
A. !. McFadden of Neche was in the
city on Monday on business before Judge
Wallace.
A wash-out delayed the Canadian
Northarn train south for two hours on
Wednesday evening
States Attorney BrynioIfson was in
attendance at the meeting Of the town.
ship assessors on Tuesday,
E. K. Cavileer has provided himself
with an ark" in the form of an elegant
steee!! row boat, received this week.
Misses Vida McCafery and Pauline
Kneeshaw are home from St Marys
School at Farbault, Mimi, to spend
their Easter holidays.
Prof. Forster took the train for quick
trip to Massachusetts and back this week
His brother is very i'll with consumption
there and not expected to live very long.
Remember the Degree Of Honor "sur-
prise social" at Fraternity hall this even
ing. Everybody is welcome and good
program, and refreshments are promised
you.
The school children are enjoying a
week OF vacation very much in the fash
ion Of ducks, with the usual accompan1-
ment of wet feet, mama's remarks, spank
ing, etc.
Dave Graham Of Drayton was in the
city Friday, on business trip. His many
friends will regret to learn that his health
has not been up to the average the past
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wilson of Drayton
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Graham on
Tuesday. G. B. Brown of the same city
was a,,.. also visitor at the same time
and place.
:r the Degree of Honor soc.
: 20. a. paternity Hall this Friday even
: ! at o'clock. A good program will
be rendered and lunch served. Every.
body welcome. Admission 25c.
Ex-senator James Dobie died on Wed
nesday, at his home in Cavalier county,
from pluricy. Mr.. Dobie was a resident
of Tyner, this county, up to five years
ago and was prominently identified with
its early civil and pilitical history.
The city election was very quiet pro.
ceeding, there being no opposition to the
caucus ticket, the vote was light. The
following were elected: Alderman Isl
ward, F. M. King; End ward, J. LaMoure
IT,; Bird ward, Aug. Short. City justice,
John McCafery.
Fargo and Grand Forks had very ex
citing city elections on Monday. in which
Wall beat Johnson by the narrow mar
. gin Of % at the former city, and Dui!
beat Lander BY 223 At the latter city
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