The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-01

We were much amused in opening q
Minnesota exchange this week to see one
Of Mr.. Shorts unique IDS copied practi.
cally verbatim with slight changes to suit
the business Of the firm that had borrow.
ed it. Limitation is sincere Aattery."
One Barthelette, Of St. Joe, got so full
Of the huid that intoxicaies that he for
got himself SO far as to strike a woman,
but the magistrate did not forget to give
him 30 days at the county Jail. He is
repenting accordingly.
Mrs. Sherman of Wenatchee, WASH,
and Mrs. Gray Of Northcote were visit
ing with their brother James Carey this
week. They left for home Wednesday.
Mrs. Carey and children left yesterday
for an outing at International Falls,
MINI.
The Methodist people purpose giving
an Evolutionary and musical entertain
ment next week. probably.Wednes'y. Mr..
William Wallace Of Red Wood Falls,
Minnesota, will give readings, and Rausi-
cal numbers will be given by local talent
and visitors.
Mr.. w. c. Short returned from his
trip to Chicago and Champaign, ILL.,, yes
terday. Mrs. Updike. mother of Mrs.
Short, and Miss Ethel Halliday of Cali
fornia. who has been taking course of
violin instruction in Chicago, accompan-
led Mr.. Short for visit of some length
here.
The marriage of Ralph Thompson and
Miss Katherine Harriet Boise occurred
at the home of the brides parents on
Normal hill, May 21st at Lewiston, Ida
no. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father Post of the Catholic church.
Only relatives and intimate friends were
present. Immediately after the wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson left
for Spokane. They will visit the Sound
before returning to Lewiston. MIR.
Thompson is deputy in the auditors
office. His bride is a Lewiston girl, a
highly accomplished musician, and a
general tavorite in society.-Spokane Re-
view.
Two Pembina vehicles and their occu.
pants have come to grief in mud hole
not far from the boundary line on their
way via Emerson to St. Vincent, Two
young ladies were the first victims and
one was compelled to remain and hold
the horses head up from the water while
the other walked about two miles to St
Vincent for assistance. The horse was
was extricated, but the harness had to be
be cut to pieces. The other party was
with his wife and children, and the bug.
gy was somewhat wrecked. St. Vincent
township authorities should look this
hole up and have it fixed before they
have to pay for dead horse.
According to onr exchanges the light.
ming has been very familiar with the
earth during the last two or three weeks.
Fortunately the human fatalities are very
few, but animals have suffered severely.
Hail has fallen in but few localities and
but little damage done though some oil
the storms have been very threatening.
The ground is still surcharged with
moisture and the sloughs are all full
Thescellars in this city and in most parts
of the county are more or less full Of
water. And still we get little shove,
most every day. In consequence of the
abundance of moisture the mosquito is
in our midst in great numbers. But there
used to be saying ''many mosquitoes,
much wheat"
The w. Il. & F. NJ. S. Convention.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
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