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

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MARKET REPORT.
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Monday ...... So so 70 G3
Wednesday -. IS 50 Isl IS
Flax, s13o. Oats % Barley %.
Mrs. Chisholm and Miss Davis we re
over at Hamilton last week, visiting
friends.
The young people enjoyed a social
dance at the South Pembina hall last
Friday.
Social at South Penlbina Hall tonight.
Supper and dance. Funds to pay hall
debt. All invited
Work in the first degree at the Mason
ic hall. this Friday evening. A large at
tendance is expected.
John F. Miller returned on Satur day
from the Saskatoon country where he
purchased half section of land.
The Pioneer Express vii. give steady
employment to printer that can do gen.
eral run OF work, and of steady habits.
Rev. Karr is expected home to-day
from Milton and Vill De accompanied by
Mrs. Olson, sister of Mrs. Karr. Services
at the M F. church next Sunday as
usual.
The band had ar outdoor practice this
week and their music was much apprec-
lated by the listeners. Oh yes, Pembina
has band again-tilanks to Prof. For
Ster's strenuous e-,deavorS.
Editor Woods and Mr.. Murney were
in the city on Monday drumming up adj |
vertisins for the Hamilton Fair catalogue
They report fair success. We acknow-
ledge fraternai call.
Archie Mcdonald has sold his resi- I
dence properly to las. Slater of Carlisle
Mr.. s. ter vii! probably move TO town
next fail as he has brother coming ont
from the old country who will take the
farm
Mr.. Jameson OF South Pembna had
three sheep bad.y torn and one sheep
killed this week by town dogs. He
thinks he knows the dogs. Anyway he
wants dog owners to take warning as he
intends to protect Iis sheep.
The following is isl Of the teachers
elected by the board for this school dis
trict: principal. R. c. Burdett, Inkster;
Lucy Conmy, Anna Haefstrom, Annie
Conmy, Hattie Turner, Drayton; Kittie
Johnson
Messrs. Wilkins and Harris are expect
ing to contract for building 60S70 and
one story in height. It will be divied in
to two stores and an office. Work will
be begun very soon. The material Of
the walls will be concrete blocks.
The Teachers Examination will be
held in the High School room at Cava-
Iier and at Court House Pembina, the
last Friday and Saturday in May, the
18th and 9th. Applicants supply them
selves with black ink. pens, and legal
cap paper.
Mr.. w. ]. Alexander has engaged to
teach the Rolla, N. D. schools for the
coming year. Mrs. Alexander has been
packing up her household effects and ex-
poets to ship tomorrow. She will re-
main here until they arrive at Rolla when
size will follow.
The Misses leila M. and Juanita L.
Badgeley, graduates in elocution Of Al
BERT College, Belleville, Ont. and Miss
Ida Macdonald. soprano, Of the WHIST
peg College of Music, will give an n
ertainment@at the court house on N ay
16th. The ladies' are WEI known il,
1iis city as artists IN their respective