The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-12

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Saturday ...... IS rs 65 81
Monday ....... Sc rs Sc 50
Tuesday ..... SS rs 6S 81
Wednesday o.. so 70 SO IS
Thursday 800. ST. Isl 6S' SO
Flax, sl.3O. Oats 30. Barley %.
Mud has alta ined the 32nd degree.
The county commissioners adjourned
yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs Judge Wick spent Sunday
with relatives in Grafton.
AIavan1ar 1faft
her new home at Rolla, this state.
Hon. D. !. Laxdal came over from Ca
Waller Monday, returning the same day.
r. Z. Myrick is building an edition to
the top of his kitchen. Looks as if he
thought he was growing taller.
Hon. G.. A. McCrea of Drayton was in
the city between trains on Wednesday
Witlsbuslness at the court house.
Owing to the storm of last week and
bad roads, Rev. Karr did not get back
from his trip to Cavalier county in time
for services on Sunday.
J. K. Gibson and d. Mcintosh of ST.
thomas were in the city on Wednesday
being interested in the bridge letting be-
fore the county board.
The 'f'' will hold an open meeting at
eight O'Clock this evening, at the home
OF Miss Nluriel Full, given Tor the benefit
OF its honorary members.
Mrs. Daniels, who has been here visit
ing her daug hter,. MIS-. L7Moure, for the
last two months, returned to her home
IN Grand Forks last week.
Thomas Halldorsson Of Mountain was
a caller at this office on "Wednesday.
Mr.. II. is chairman of the board of sup
ervlsors OF his township and was former
ly one CT the county commissioners.
contractor G!slasson has been at work
THIS week raising and putting new foun-
datlon under F. A. Fe1dman's residence,
on lower Cavlieer Street. A new add
uon and concrete foundation are among
the Improvements.
Attorneys Myers and Casey of Grafton
argued motions before Judge Kneeshaw
IN chambers at the Court house on We'd
nesday. MIR. Casey enjoys the reputation
OF THE only democratic representative in
the late legislature"
Mrs. Purdy was here last week visiting
trends for few days, before starting on
an extended trip to her old home in east
=rn Canada, which may extend over
period OF year-if she don't get lone
some tor the west sooner.
The two soldiers VINO were arrested t
lere on their way across the line, were
ried at Fort Miles for desertlon by court
martial and dishonorably discharged and
to one years confinement in a s
military prison, (,
Ben Taylor left on Wednesday for /;
5heho, ASA, accompanied by his family
and will take up his abode on his claim.
Ben expects to return in a couple of
weeks, and as soon as he disposes Of his
interests here will return to the Canadian
northwest.
The Geroux bridge is about to be TAX
en- down and new steel bridge is to
take its place. Owing to the mud work
has been delayed and it will be open for
passage for the next week, but after that |
it will be necessary to round some other |
way, for about a mouth.
Theconnty ,ail still remains e'hollow
mockery" except as warning that it is
ssno place for gintleman'' as was sue
cinctly stated some years ago by local
victim Of the prohibition law. Anyway
there IS no gentleman there, at pr sent
,,,d tao nof been IA, about two m0nfhs