The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-29


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Court next week.
Happy New Year.
Hon. John Truemer of Cavalier wa
in the city yesterday.
County commissioners meet in regu
lar quarterly session next week.
Second of the series Of the club dance:
occurs at the City hall on Monday even
ing next.
The Basket Ball club will hold dance
at the City hall on Friday evening, Jan
uary 9Th.
AS the printers have turkey too it may
curtail this issue somewhat. Turkey is
not conducive to hard work.
!. P: Hicks and Harry Vosper, two o
the most successful farmers Of the Neche
neighborhood were in the city on Tues
day.
Our annual box of cigars arrived on
time again this year, and our thanks and
good wishes are due to neighbor Deacon
for this as we'll as for kindly. greetings
The St. Vincent M. E. Sunday school
give their Christmas entertainment this
(Friday) evening. Pembina friends are
invited. Proceeds for the Sunday school,
The Presbyterian Sunday school had a
nice time at their Christmas gathering al
the church on Saturday evening, with a
nice program and present for all the
young ones. .....
Perry Walton of Hallock, whom we
reported as seri 1usly burned last week
while driving from Kennedy home, died
last Friday. He suffered intense agones
up the last.
North Dakota put on her prettiest
weather behavior for the days about
Christmas time. Nothing could be nicer
than our Christmas weather. Happy
New Year TO you, Mr.. Probabilities.
VIM. Nicholson, late proprietor OF the
Winchester house, and Amos DeFos
have formed a co-partnership and will
run hotel t Baudette, MINI. They
left Tor their new place of business on
Tuesday.
The M. f. Sunday school contata drew
full house on Monday evening, and the
recital showed much care and training on
the part of the instructors, and was well
carried out by the children. The hall
was we'll fill d, and the proceeds were
about s32.
"A pigeon shoot was held at Emerson
on Christmas day which was we'll patron
lied, considering the publicity it had.
There were fourteen guns represented
each gun had eight shots. E. K. Cav
ileer took first money with score Of
seven out Of the eight.
The St. Vincent boys are arranging for
"a big pigeon shoot on New Years day,
MONDAY nexD commencing one O'Clock
sharp. They claim to have five hundred
live pigeons, and all the biuerocks tina,
will be required to keep the crowd go.
ing. Four traps will be used. A gener.
al invitation is extended to all to take il
in. Ed. Newell has the matter in charge
Jud. LaMoure Jr. received as Christ
mas present from the band boys an ele
giant baton OF ivory, silver mounted ant
engraved, bearing the following inscTip
ton, "To J. LaMoure IT.. from the mem
beers of the Pembina Boys Band, Christ
mas, 1906" Mr.. LaMoure as an instruc
tor has been very successful, and thu
boys appreciate his effects.
!. D. Winlaw went to Drayton on Mon
day3eyening in charge Of the jewels Q
the Masonic lodge here, which wer,
loaned to the Drayton lodge for the &C
casion Of the installation Of officers, an,
whose Jewels were destroyed by the fir
& Monday. r Fortunately for the lodge th
charter is kept in tin box that is KEEP
4 III 1 vault At all times when the lodge ]
not ii session. The Eastern Star Jewel
4 are new, and fortunately were not yeti
lie ledge room. Mrs. Harvey Of thi
city vent with Nj. Winlaw and Unstable
Ia officers of the Eastern 4 Star lodge.