The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-22

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FRIDAY MORNING, DEC %, 1905
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District court opens in Pembina Tues.
day, January End.
State Superintendent S'ockwell was d
visitor IN the city yesterday.
Tho Basket Ball team wsll give soci-
al ball in the City Hall, Friday evening,
January 9TH.
A box social will be held in the Soutl,
Pembina hall next Thursday evening. A
general invitation is extended to all.
The furnace in the new hall seems
quite capable of heating in the coolest of
weather. At least the boys in the gallery
think SO.
A social dance was held at Mr.. Her
branson's, GU Friday evening. at which a
large number of neighbors had a good
time.
A Christmas tree and program will be
given in the Lutheran church, in Soutl,
Pembina on Sunday evening under the
auspices OF the Sunday school,
Rev. WA. Baker, former pastor OF this
church preached at the NJ. E. church last
Sunday evening. He left for his home at
Wahpeton on Monday.
Fred Rlegers of Walhalla, about %
years Of age was examined by the board
of insanity and turned over to the county
and St mt by them to the asylum at Graf
ton. ......... ....
Union Christmas services at the Epis
copal church on Monday morning at 1875
O'Clock, Rev. A. Carr will preach the SET.
mon. Appropriate music has been pre-
pared.
The engine tiledsthe new tank under
the City hall from the river on Tuesda,
and now there are about twenty thous
and gallons Of water available in case O
FIRE.
We have received cards announcing
the wedding of Miss Catherine S. Purdy
to MIR. Coleman Mcpherson, at Edmon
ton, N. w. T., on November 21st. Many
friends of the bride will join with us II
good wishes.
In the matter of Ditch No. 81 the con
tractor has given bonds to the drai com
missiouers to complete the same accord
ing to contract, in the spring. This +:
the drain the contractor had re- eived hi:
pay on the report ofthe county surveyor
Andrew Nesbit and John Venn of Ca
Waller were arrested and bound over Il
the district courl last week, for stealing
wheat from the farm Of Mrs. E. E. Hell
Ter. 1t is said they both have confessed
and in default of bail are boarding witt
jailer Ardies in the court house annex.
The Stone music house of Fargo have
very kindly placed piano in the new
hall, which will fill long telt wan
full OF nice music. This house is doin,
considerable business in this vicinity ant
apparently are reliable and pleasant PEG
. pie to do business with. They are larg,
dealers and carry in stock all Of the bes
known makes.
The boys have been in the habit Q
playing foot ball in the streets, and as
result several street lamp globes hav
been broken-three were broken in on
week. The boys that participate at thi
amusement are big enough to know bel
ter. The marshal has Instructions +
deal summarily with any one found kick
ing foot balls promiscuously about tn
streets hereafter.
A tankard and four mugs, made irol
North Dakota clay, and beautifully han
painted, adorn the top shelf of the Chin
display at the drug store. It is the pro-
erty of Hon. Judson LaMoure and IS
present from Superintendent Babcocl
Of the North Dakota University. TT