The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-19


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Flax, sl.3l. Oats %. Barley %.
J. L. Cockburn went to Battleford on
Monday on prospecting trip.
William ]. Bryan is to crate at the
Devils Lake Chautauqua this year.
Mrs. M. H. Miller arrived home last
Friday after a visit Of two months with
relatives in Wisconsin.
Diseases which have resisted medicine
for years will yield at once to Livuoz one.
Use the coupon for free bottle.
The city water tank took d tumble in
wards last week owing to the united
action of frost and a saturated soil.
Judge Wick of this city has been invit-
ed and has accepted an invitation to de-
liver an Grafton at Hamilton on Memoir
ial day.
The Tongue river got just to the top
ofits banks in the western part of the
county on Monday and has since been
receding.
g. A. R. memorial services will be
held in the Presbyterian church, on Sur
day evening. May 2Sth, by Rev. 7. R.
Campbell.
The sixteenth annual encampment of
the>Department Of North Dakota, Grand
Army Of the Republic, will be held at
Jamestown June 10 1G and II.
The annual tea hers institute for Kilt
son county is being held at St. Vincent
this week, and the session will close this
evening by an excursion on the Red.
The launch ''Chico" was chartered bv
dozen Emerson people on Tuesday
evening to take them to the concert here.
The moonlight excursion WAS enjoyed by
all.
A boy about years Of age who is
county charge had his leg amputated bv
Dr. Harris last week and is doing quite
well. The leg was affected with turbe.
cuiosis.
The Old Settlers Association will meet
with the County Association at Grand
Forks on June. 29th. There is expected
to be notable gathering there of the
old timers.
Sunday before last there landed at
New York over 1900 immigrants, most
OF whom were not Of the most desir able
class and making the largest number
ever landed in one day.
Tn city council held a meeting on
Monday evening to talk over ways and
means for the good Of the city and FORM
ulated several plans which is hoped will
result in new city hall and other mat
tiers.
Surveyor Mott of Grafton was in the
city yesterday for the purpose of relocat-
ing lot boundaries that were somewhat
obliterated by the fire last fall prelimin-
airy to excavating for foundations.
Samuel Ferrie. who is located at Bat
tleford, N. w. T. was in the city Sunday
having come as far as Winnipeg on bust
ness. He, with business partner, are
opening lumber business at the new
town Of BattIeford, on the extension of
the Canadian Northern.
Miss Ethel Halcrow was visitor be-
tween trains in the city on Wednesday.
Miss Halcrow whose home is at Bowes-
4 mont. has been attending the Drayton
high school this winter and in a contest
3 there last week won first in elocuton
which entities her to represent that
school IN the state contest that occurs al
Grand Forks this evening. Miss Ha!crov
B has many friends in. this locality who
win wish her success.