The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-03

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The legislature adjourns tomorrow.
Teachers examination to-day and to-
morrow.
Mrs. Aylen returned from two weeks
visit in Minneapolis Tuesday.
The Degree of Honor will meet on
Wednesday evening next.
The county commissioners did not
meet last Monday as announced, but
will meet this coming Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hayes of Neilsville,
MINI. are expected today as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wardwell.
The high school orchestra appear at
Walhalla this evening and Cavalier to-
morrow evening. Jas. Wardwell will
assist.
The ''bull clique" sold out the most Of
their holdings during the last week and
wheat has made big drop in conse.
quence.
Judge Kneeshaw has been holding
court out in Bottineau this week fol
Judge Goss who in turn has been hold
ing court at Grafton.
Liquozone acts like oxygen, its effects
are exhilarating, vitalIzing, purifying.
Ask your druggist or use the coupon in
the advertisement.
Miss Larson returned home from a
visit to her folks in Minnesota, and also
the twin cities where she has been laying
in stock of spring millinery.
The concert by Miss Mcdonald and
local talent was attended by rather
small audience, who however were we'll
pleased with the program.
The first of March was like the most
sheepiest of lambkins. The resulting
lion will have to be the terror of the
Jungle to make good contrast.
Mrs. Chas. Full left on Monday for the
twin cities to look over spring goods,
and also visit her son Dudley, who is
taking business course in Minneapolis
Business College.
James McQuarters and Hugh Munroe
OF Glasston brought in John Heade, a
farm laborer on Wednesday, to be ex.
amined by the insanity board as to his
mental condition.
w. A. Thatcher, customs officer at
Souris, was. in the city Monday Mr.. T.
was appointed in the service of Uucle
Sam about two months ago, and is we'll
pleased with his situation.
w. c. Green, of Hamilton, E. H. Res
tameyer and Dan Ruby, of Cavalier were
in the city Yesterday to interview the
commissioners regarding the appropri-
alton for the Hamilton far.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will
hold social at the residence of Mr.. Jas.
Wright. on Tuesday next, March IA.
There will be good program and re-
freshments. All invited, tickets Is cents.
The A. !. Cummings commission
house at Pembina has been closed, and
Mr.. Hamilton, who has been in charge,
left on Tuesday. It is evident that spec
ulators in wheat here are scarce, which
IS IS it should be.
Mr.. Sanford left on Sunday to visit
her daughter. Mrs.. Magill, at Ellis, MINI.
She vas accompanied IS far as Crook
stosa. NTH her daughter, Mrs. Warner,
md Nm. g. g. Thompson, the latter re-
n,ained II crookston one dry visiting.