The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-10-28

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Barley 25. Oats 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Che ley expect to
move into the Presbyterian manse.
Misses Pauline Kneeshaw and Vida
McCaffery left for school at St. Mary's
on Tuesday.
Cavileer & Thaarup will have fresh
oysters and fruits for Saturday at the
postoffice,
Mrs. ]. D. Winlaw gotta bad cold at
the fire and has been quite ill since, but
is recovering slowly.
County commissioners were in session
for couple of days this week on bridge
and other routine business.
Sylvester Wright's auction was fairly
we'll attended last Wednesday, but the
busy and late season kept many away.
Fred Gill informs us that he will re-.
open the City Fruit Store as soon as
possible aud respectfully solicits your
trade.
Married, at Pembina, on Oct. oath,
1904, by Rev. ]. D. Wallace, county
judge. Mr.. Harry Martin OF Buffalo, N.
Y. to Mrs. Flo. DeMarr, of Marango, 10.
The Presbyterian church has new
coat of shingles. This will not be valid
excuse for non church going, however.
as the shingles will not make the ser.
mons dry.
Alb. Simpson and family moved this
week to their future home near Fishing
Lake where Mr.. S. has taken up home
stead. Many old friends here will wish
them prosperity.
MIR. Floyd Starr of Michigan will speak
at the M. E. church on Tuesday evening
next. Mr.. Starr appears under the aus
pices of the w. g. U. A collection
will be taken. Everyone invited.s
Postmaster Ellis Thorwaldson, Mount.
ain, was kicked over the eye by a horse
on Saturday last and was obliged to go
to Grand Forks Tor treatment The doc
tor there says he will probably save the
sight.
'You don't want to forget that you cain
find Branchaud in the Little Store |
around the Corner" in the Price block
if you have an unsettled ac-
count. He expecls to be ready for bust. |
ness next week,
A handkerchief social will be given by |
the Icelandlc Ladies Society in their
Hall across the bridge, Friday evening,
Nov. 4th to which everybody is invited.
Proceeds so towards paying balance due
on their Hall.
Mr.. Greenberg has advertised all his
goods saved from the fire at auction on
Saturday, Oct. goth, Monday, Get. 3lst
and Saturday, Nov. 9th, in the afternoons
of each day.. He will sell at private sale
at other times. Mr.. ;Greenberg will not
go into business here again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Chisholm arrived
home from Chicago last Friday on the
G. N. flyer. We regfet to have to say
that Mr.. Chisholm did not receive the
hoped Tor benefit by the surgical opera
ton at the hospital here and is confined
totthe house since his return.
Joseph y ofin Of ST. Joseph; Paul Will
Jams Of LaMoure; Charles Edwards Of
Drayton; Prof. Sherarts Of Hamilton;
md Hon (.en McCrea nf T3ra,,to,, hat,