The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-10

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FRIDAY MORNING. MAR. 10, 1905
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Town meetings are called for March
21st.
The county board have been in ses-
sion this week.
Dan Kohles OF Dominion City was
visiting relatives here OH Tuesday.
Guy Spillcr the little son of Deputy
Register Spiller is reported as seriously
ill.
Rev. Mr.. Harrison of the Episcopal
church has been confined to his bed with
pleurisy.
Do you belong to the Anti Germ socie-
ty? You will if you take Liquozone.
Ask your dealer.
On account of other matters going on
the meeting of the city council was ad-
burned until next Monday evening.
One of tine little boys of Clerk of Court
Airth is seriously i'll. He is paralyzed in
IN the lower limbs.
Do you know that this is the time of
the year to stock up on township blanks.
The Pioneer Express is the place to get
them. Order now.
H. A. Murrell was in town Monday
and greeted many old friends here. He
is travelling tor Minneapolis CONNECTION
cry house.
Attorney Brynjolfson and Deputy Sher-
if Wilson, of Cavalier, and Steph. Bryn-
Olson Of Grand Forks, passed through
on the N. P. yesterday for Winnipeg.
Miss Nettie McCauley of toilette
passed through the city on Friday on her
way home from Humboldt where she
had been visiting her brother and wife.
Mrs. John Swain of Bathgate was rear.
ly suffocated by coal gas one night last
week. Fortunately neighbors missed
her in the morning and rescued her in
time.
The body of James See was brought
home from Pasadena where he had gone
for his health, and buried from the M. E.
church at Bathgate. He was about 26
years of age. His home was at Carlisle.
Hon. Judson LaMoure returned yes
terday from Bismarck, via the Twin Cit
les. Mrs. LaMoure, who has been spend
ing the winter at Bismarck, during the
session of the legislature, returned home
Friday.
At Macarthur on Tuesday some mis-
creant broke in the door Of the school
house and did considerable damage.
The school board would like to find out
the party and make him suffer according
ly.
Barney Johnson got the contract for
building the new ferry for Messrs Dea.
con & Akers, at 1923, they to furnish all
material. The lumber is all on the
ground in South Pembina and work will
be commenced at once.
At eleven o'clock on Saturday morn
ing the fire bell stirred up the blood of
>ur citizens for while. It turned out to
I. chimney on fire at Stone Divers
!. EST Pembina. The fire did no dam
age.
rs e. heney has bought out the groc-
.,v bus;nes s of w. F. Perry at Grand
FORKS. and t. kes possession next April.
The location Is on Third street and is ore
Of the best in tue city. Mr.. Cheney will
conduct grocery. md butcher shop COM
h;ned and looks for lucrative business.
O. E. Orvik of Grafton was in the city
last week looking over the ground with
= view to rendering for some OF the new
buildings to be erected here next summer.
Mr.. Orvik is making concrete blocks in