The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-07-28

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business matter write to the publishers OF the
premium papers.
st. Vincent is to grade their schools
with three departments.
The Y will hold picnic at the Douglas
farm this afternoon.
w. ]. Irwin OF Bowesmont was pleas
ant caller at this office last week.
Mankato Commercial College, Manka-
to, Mimi, pays your railroad fare. write
for catalogue.
T.R. Shaw and Frank Horr went to
take day or two fishing at Smiley this
week. Mr.. S. will go to Bismarck be-
fore he returns.
Bishop Mann will be here Sunday and
of1iciate in the Episcopal church at Ii am
and at 7:30 p. M. Bishop Mann is an ell
oquent speaker.
T.. X. Switzer and family are now resid-
ing in their residence on the corner OF
Third and Rolette streets, formerly occu-
pied by D. S. Mcleod.
Capt. James Thomson of Bowesmo mt
and Rev. ]. G. Moore OF Minot were pas
senyers on the south bound train Wednes-
day, having taken in the Winnipeg fair.
Winnipeg tair goers are not numerous
this year from this city. For some reas-
on the fair has not been advertised at all
on this side of the line.
The residence of l. J. Basken has been
treated to a coat Of white paint with
green trimmings that has much improv-
ed the premises.
Edward Kennedy and !. Page of Ham
ilton were brought over from Hamilton
on Wednesday charged with infraction
of the prohibition law.
Judge Wick and wife have gone to
Minnesota to visit with Mrs. Vick's
parents tor two weeks. Prof. Forster
will issue marriage licenses in the mean
time.
The Pembina Boys Band expect to
give an out door concert this evening
and will continue the custom for sew era
weeks to come. They are getting to
make pretty fine melodies,
Died, at her residence in Kittson coun-
to. July 18th, Mrs. Alexander Turner, ag-
ed, rs years. Mrs. Turner and her hus-
band came to Kittson county % years
ago, and reared a large and respecte d
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. T. Cockburn will move
their household goods to Drayton this
week. The removal of this young couple
will make vacancy in church and social
circles which will be regretted by many
friends:
The Bank of Ottawa, at Emerson has
posted notice that American silver will
he discounted five per cent. You better
come over here and spend your loose
change, Emersonians. We take any old
kind OF money at par, even Canadian sill
yer.
Eli Kochendoerfer got home last week
froiii his claim in the western part of the
state. He lost his horses on the way
home and as it was hilly country he
thought it useless to hunt for them and
SO took Job of work for two weeks in
near by town and soon heard from his
horses and got home with them all right
The north side of Stutsman street from
the Presbyterian church and the south
side of Rolette streets on the same block
have been residewalked during the las
three weeks much to their improvement
There are two or three more pieces o
walk ordered that the marshalis read.
to tackle if the owners don't heed tn
/ notices given pretty soon.
While the work train was engaged OF
the track between st. Vincent and Emer
son last;week the cable used 70 unloat
Il the cars broke and struck assistant road
d master Louis Anderson on the breas
throwing him about fifty feet. An en-
ID D. zine was sent tor Or. Harris. who foun'
n him not seriously injured, and expect
him % return to work il g few days. /.