The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-10

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Monday ...... 70 II 6S IS 63
Tuesday ...... Y So 66 So 81
Wednesday .. W. Y SO 66 63 81
Thursday 900. "a II 6Sl IS 63
Flax, 5 s.. Oats %. Barley 81.
County commissioners meet on Mon
day next.
The pigeon shoot at Weltord's this af-
ternoon promises to be we'll attended
A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hon.
er Youmans, of toilette, on Monday.
Ex-Comnlissioner los. NORM was a
pleasant caller at this office on Thurs
day.
Miss Hluda Anderson left last week
for Grafton where she expects to remain
for the winter.
The date set for the grand opening
ball OF the new city hall is the 18th inst.
Invitations will be issued soon.
Mrs. Chas. Atkinson returned this
week from Bancroft. Neb. where she
was called to attend the funeral of her
father
Collector OF Customs J. J. Thompson
has been transferred from Pine Creek,
in Roseau county, to the port at St.
Vincent.
Attorneys A. L. Miller and G.. S,
Hager were in the city on Friday on
business at the Probate office and made
US brief call.
Judge kneeshaw went to Langdon this
week and ordered an adjournment of No.
vember term of court there until Decem-
Der 9Th and then have jury term.
A. D. CaviIeer moved into his new
quarters on Tuesday. and the transfer.
nation of the old drug store corner into
corner grocery is a marked change.
Miss Mary Mcleod, after spending a
couple weeks with friends in the CITY &C
companied with three of the children, re.
turned to their home in Forest River on
Saturday.
Donald Mcleod came up from Kenne-
dy. Mimi. on Tuesday, after his belong
lngs, returning the same day. Don is en-
employed as ail-round man on the Ken
nedy Star.
Miss Annie Conmy went to Grand
{. Forks on Sunday and took in the cup
football game, returning Tuesday. Miss
Ethel kneeshaw taught her classes in
her absence.
Rev Karr went to Grand Forks We'd
nesday to deliver an address before the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society,
which was in session in that city. He
returned yesterday.
Ben Kochendorfer left last week for
Grand Forks to enter the U on a dental
course. Ben. is steady boy and no
doubt will make good progress in his
en- profession.
Attorney Peterson made trip to the
western part of the county last week,
taking in Akra, Mountain and Edinburg.
He says the latter place was full of farm
ers' teams and is busy town.
The new station at the boundary line.
between Emerson and St. Vincent will
be opened next Wednesday. with Agent
Mckay in charge. After that date the
flyer will not run into. st. Vincent, but
the local trains will run as usual.