The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-09
MARKET REPORT.

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Monday ...... 99| 9o| - 13
Tuesday ...... l.Oll l.OO 70 70
Wednesday 90. l.O2I l.Ol vt 76
Thursday 800. W 9ol III IL
Flax, s1.o9. Oats 81. Barley p.
Jas. Newell of Bay Center was pleas
ant caller this week. ....
D. of H. meet Wednesday evening.
Election of officers.
The State Teachers Association meets
at Fargo Dec. 25th to Goth.
Cavalier county people are kicking
hard because of the scarcity of cars with
which to ship out their big crop.
Louis Captain Of the firm of McFad-
den & Captain of Neche was in the city
on Monday on collecting tour. MIR.
Captain reports collections as being very
slow this season.
F. A. Hart will move his family to
Emerson next week. Owing to his duties
as custom officer this move becomes de-
sirable for him. Sorry to see this change
and hope that he will find it convenient
to change back again in the near future.
VIM. Semple was not present to an
swer his name in conrt at Langdon last
week. His bondsmen will be called
upon to supply the deficiency. He will
probably not attempt to sell booze in that
city in the future and the county will be
$500 ahead. There are quite a number
of others on the calendar.
Assistant Superintendent Cline, of the
Northern Pacific is arranging for train
between Winnipeg and St. Paul, accord.
ing to the Free Press, that will put the
other roads in the shade as far as time
goes. The schedule between the two
points will be thirteen hours.
George Fuller, formerly of toilette,
but oflate living in Fargo and on the
road for glove and whip firm made us a
pleasant call on Tuesday. Mr.. Fuller
informs us that he has bought store
business at Argusville and that his fam.
lily have moved to that town. His son
has charge Of the store.
c. K. Wing OF Crystal was visitor
in the city on Monday. Mr.. Wing is one
of Crystals prosperous merchants bu
we fear his arrival home that evening
was not too pleasant as the telegraph
brings the news of the partial burning Of
his store with a loss of $1,000, but cover
ed by insurance.
At the hearing of the State VS.. HIATT
zell and Bascom, who are charged will
murder, at Langdon last week the de
PENDANTS were granted change of venu
on both grounds of prejudice of the pub
lie against the men and also that Of tn
court. The trial will be held at Pembi
ma or some other place and before som
other Judge than Judge Kneeshaw.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcops
church will give a social bazaar and en-
tertainment at the residence of Mrs. {
cavileer on Thursday, Dec. 18th. Their
will be great variety of articles on sal
mostly suitable for Christmas gifts, sue
as dressed dolls, moccasins, canoes
burnt wood, tie-holders etc, A fine PR
gram issprepared in connection. COTE
aud refreshments will be served. Al
mission Is cents.
The Musical entertainment given +
the High School Orchestra assisted
Miss Tilletson on Wednesday evening
the court house was fairly well attends
The orchestra showed, a great improv
ment syer last winter and gave SON
very excellent selections. The criticism
Of our Ioliette correspondent in this
sue apply % Mis- Tillats0n,s efforts he
She was 4 former resident Of this q
81 md was the sister Of Mrs. Geo. n. Me
quier. Mr.. Msgquier was fpr tel
& county. slttottueyE. Mis- Tiiotso 4,
herremovrI from here ms been trav,
ing over the world.