The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-20


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Judge Wallace has been confined to
his sick bed the past week, but is now
improving and is expected to be out in a
few days.
The park board met the other day
and made arrangements to have the base
ball fenee repaired and The grounds put
In shape.
Rev. Newlove, Bathgate, will preach
in the M. E. church next Sabbath. Rev.
Karr taking the work OH the Bowesmont
charge.
Sunday, May 22nd, Grace Church. Be
ing Whitsunday there will be two servi-
ces. Holy Communion at II a. m. Ev-
ening prayer 7.30 p. m. Topic: Pente.
cost. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCulloch, who re-
moved to Seattle three years ago, have
returned and taken up land at Fishing
Lake, ASA, where their son Deck. To-
Gated last year.
MANY Pembina citizens attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Cooper at Elmer.
son on "Wednesday. Mrs, Cooper died
at Brandon on Monday after lingering
illness from pulminary trouble.
Barney Johnson is at work moving NJ.
II. Miller's store building from Stutsn,an
street Ia Cavileer street, where Proctor's
harness shop vsen to stand. The build.
ing that formerly stood there, together
with the Kemp store, have been torn
down.
The following is list Of the teachers
engaged for the mex, year: Prof. G. F.
Forster, principal; Miss Edna P. Muir
ply, Of Shakopee, Mimi, high school;
Miss Della Widing, OF Red Lake Falls,
grammar, Miss Annie Conn,y, informed
late; Miss Kitty Johnson, first. There is
yet one teacher to be engaged.
The famous Barry trial is set for the
3lst inst. at Grafton. States Attorney
Price Of Langdon will prosecute, assisted
by States Attorney Sinclair of Walsh
county. The defence has engaged Tracy
Bangs of Grand Forks and Atty. Libbie
OF Park River. It is said that the first
panel OF Jurors will be one hundred.
The Great Northern has started work
on the extension Of the Thief River Falls
branch north to Roseau and expects to-
have it completed in the early fall. This
will make Crookston the junction for
railroad communication with all this
country and will he great stinaulant to
its business interests. Heretofore this
country has been supplied from Stevens.
On Tune 18th the 255, 600 acres Of Red
Lake Indian Reservation lands will be
put On sale at Thief River Falls, and
Crooksten is making a great fenaofs-
trance before the Interior Department
claiming that it should be sold at the
nearest land Office, which is Crookston.
The lands will be allotted by drawing
aud no lands will be sold less than &40o
per aee-bat the homestead regulations
! will be waived, as we understand it.
Base ball has deem the topic Of CONVEX
satioa among The sports in town this week.
Two meetings have been held aud a
permanent Organization effected, ]. M.
Chisholm was elected president F. H,
Anderson, vice president Swain Thor.
waldsen, SECRETARY, +. r. Shaw, treas.
u1er, and ! d. Winaaw, manager. JOS
Flaanaesn Is tie captain. WaA Ms IL.
ray Of officers and tAeir interest in Che
sporting arena We can look fof scMethine
psetry good Ia NE b&se baal Me his -
son. They wsli ION tfe county league.