The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-02-24

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FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. "a, 1905
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Pre- iSn sosrs.
Commissioners meet again on Mon
day.
Cour: House janitor forgot to display
his flag in honor of Washington's birth
day Wednesday.
Sheriff Atkinson and F. c. Morris went
to Bismarck Wednesday having S. L.
Hartzell in charge.
Court matters have been crowding out
some other things from our columns for
the last few weeks.
Mrs. Geo. Leibinger is in Manitoba
visiting relatives and friends. She will
be absent for a couple of weeks.
We have file of the laws introduced
by the legislature this winter, to which
our friends are welcome to refer at any
time.
Mrs. Stoddard, returned to Langdon
Monday to look after some business, af-
ter which she goes to Blue Garth City to
reside.
VIM. Nicholson OF the Winchester
House left Tuesday for the Rainy River
country to lay in supply OF wood for
the hotel.
The High School Orchestra went to
Bowesmont last week and report good
house and cordial reception from the cit
liens there.
$1,000 will be paid for dieease germ
that Liquozone can't kill. Try bottle.
You get one free if you use the coupon
in the advertisement.
News from the Winnipeg hospital re-
ports that Mrs. Jas Slater is rapidly i'm
proving after her operation and that she
is now able to sit up.
A son and heir arrived at the residence
Of J, D. Winlaw, on Friday evening, and
Mr.. Winlaw has been busy all week re-
ceiying congratulations. All are well.
Judge Pollock visited the high school in
this city on Monday and gave the pupils
talk on implied obligations which
proved very inter- sting and entertaining.
We regret to say that diptheria has
developed at the Little residence, one of
the children having come down with the
Dr
quarantine.
Miss Ida Mcdonald of Emerson, gives
a musical and literary concert this even
ing at the courthouse. Miss Muriel
Full accompanist and Jas. Wardu ell will
assist with readings. Admission SOC.
The relatives of Adam McTavish who
died last week, desire us to express their
appreciation and gratitude for many acts
OF kindness and sympathy shown by
many friends IN their hour Of sorrow.
Frank Myrick, Jr. arrived from his
Roosevelt farm Friday and has been
busy unloading wood from cars ever
SINCE. Frank is shipping in ninety cords
in one bunch, and can furnish more if he
has to.
A. D. Gibson OF Tyner, DR.. Tnomp-
soniof L avalier and Mr.. Fennel of Ham,
ilton passed through on the N. P on
"Wednesday from Winnipeg where they
had been investing in city properly quite
extensively.
L.R. Fairbairn and Henry Johnson of
Winnipeg spent Tuesday in Pembina Wis
iting friends. They report building op-
erations all winter nearly as active as in
the summer, and that real estate is
changing hands freely.
Mr.. Sloan who sold out his livery bus.
iness here last fall and went to his old