The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-23

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MARKET REPORT.
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Saturday 5000. 81! WI 81 81
Monday 100000. 81 81 SO| 56
Tuesday ...... 81 81 81 ST
Wednesday 90. 81 92 80 So
Flax. sl.09 Oats 20. Barley %.
Mrs. Duff and daughters Of St. Vincent
have gone to visit friends in Dundee,
Scotland.
t'i,as. Kern has purchased the Glass
Block" and will fit it up for a residence
for his family and move to town.
T. K. Shaw took his little daughter to
Winnipeg on Monday to consult ply
sican for trouble with the little girls
eyes.
Jas. Sweet the faithful right hand of
this office has go e for a visit with his
relatives in Exeter, Ont for month or
more, His place is taken by Lawrence
Boyd OF st. Thomas.
Among friends who have made this Of
hce kindly calls lately, arc R. Menzies,
fEattford; Jas. Synnington, Ed Neutce,
Feed Volra,h, Neche and Otto VoIrath
of Bathgate.
F. s. Cheney has moved his butcher
shop to the N. p. Headquarters building,
where he has the balance OF his merchan.
disc, until he can better be accommo.
dated.
The Asotin Wash. )Sentinel last week
reports that Ed Dammarel is seriously i'll
sxitl, typhoid fever. and all week his few
er has shown no change. His friends in
Pembina hope for his speedy recovery.
Hon. LaMoure left for ST. Paul on
Monday to attend the funeral of Nj. D.
Grover, the attorney for the Great North
ern who died there on Sunday. Messr,
LaMoure and Grover we're born and
raised in adjoining counties back east.
The Atwood drug business at Hallock
has been sold to A. SufFel. DR.. Muir has
sold his business 10 Drs. Lockwood &
Saaleen and for the winter will 20 to
Florida and seek location elsewhere in
the spring. Dr.. Muir formerly practiced
at Hamilton this county.
Julius Post has been engaged as man.
ager Of the Kelso farm at Hallock the
coming year and enters upon his duties
the first Of the year. Julius has had many
years experience on the Reid farm, one
Of the largest in these parts, and will
make valuable man for Mr.. Kelso.
Prof. Forster received the sad news of
the death OF his brother on Monday.
The brothers name was Norman c. and
he was n years old. He resided at Law.
erence, Mass, aud his malady was con.
sumption and his death not unexpect-
ed. Prof. Forster made trip to Massa-
chusetts some time ago to see him.
=. Wallace has sold his fruit store,
restaurant and meat business to ]. F.
Gill, Of Pembina. Mr.. Gill will only
conduct fruit restaurant and CONNECTION
cry store having leased the meat market,
tools, ETC., to the firm Of Kobler & Coy
ne and hereafter there will be only the
one market.-Drayton Echo.
Court convenes ON Jan. Ord and the
iury will be called the next day Wednes-
day. There are at present 81 civil cases
on the calendar and IL criminal cases
The latter are likely to be multiplied
some, as iufor nation will be filed by tn
states attorney in open court Four
criminal cases are transferred to this
county from Walsh. viz:-State VS.. Hall
dorson, manslaughter; ]. H. Lewis, R. ].
O'Dowd and A. G. Granbois prohibition
cases. The murder cases OF HarzeII and
Bascom from Cavalier county will also
be tried here. Judge Fisk will hear the
latter at the close Of the term. and If he
has not finished his own court in Grand
Forks, Judge Kneeshaw will take his
place there.