The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-31

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City elections occur on Monday all
over the state.
attorney Brynjolfson was in the Mon
ii " on business at the court house.
Il ,rn, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. McLeo d,
Thursday, March Both, a daughter.
Commissioners meet April 4th and
a.: assessors are called for April 7th of
%,ext week.
Judge kneeshaw was home over Sum
d.. The Judge has been on continuous
c,arl duty since Jan. 3rd.
e Pioneer Express will give steady
-,.::.' oyment to printer that can do gen.
81. IN OF work, and of steady habits.
/: itor Minder OF the Call and lanes
I:..iam of Drayton were in the city on
c,,:iy with business at the probate Of
ii -:
i! you have that tired feeling try Llq-
a. 'sie. No effort to get bottle. It's
hcc ii you use the coupon in the adver-
,-.n Mt.
freeman Walters came down from
4, ,!ier to spend Sunday with his fami-
y, turning the following day. He re-
lso.., machine business good.
Ii is stated on good authority that
L., F orster and Miss Buzzelle will not
.,c applicants to succeed themselves as
- l.: cheers for the ensuing year.
ne ice was breaking up at Grand
"r..s before the snow storm. Here the
80. very rotten and open in places.
t>'";sls do rot cross and loot passengers
:. = ightly.
>. l.. Hartzell ST.. was visitor IN the
&c., this week. He was looking over
K found preparatory to petitioning for
U.s. ."'rdon of his son, who was convicted
q. anslaughter at the last court here.
- MT forget the city caucus on Satur-
d.y vening. This is year of much i'm
l'~., nee to this city. The new
a Illustration will have much to do. 1t
l., 9 t.: of your duties as citizen to inter.
>. ourself in the choice.
-1.''t= new 500 line runs twelve or thir-
- 81 miles south of Milton in Cavalier
COS ~ and there will be lot of new
loa; ties on the road. Some of the old
'"w IS are wondering what the effect will
i their business.
80. F. C. Warner left on Sunday in
I>s. ,,uSe to a telegram announcing the
=. US illness of her mother, who is re-
si.i,: with her daughter. Mrs. Magill
Is; !; IS, MINI. The disease is erysipelas
e., :. telegram received here yesterday
ssu:.' Mrs. Warner reports her slightly
Al. IIved.
&. c. Finch, came in with carload OF
i..l C, on Saturday, from eastern Monta-
s.a. Consigned to Mr.. Chriatie, of Emer-
So. Mr.. Finch moved to Fallon, Mon
tu... i..ree years ago and engaged in the
80 = business. He says the stock win.
rr>. we'll and the coming season will
IL :. prosperous one for his state.
Ecu Taylor returned form Sheho, N
w. T.. on Friday, where he went a cou
u,.e OF weeks ago to look after his lant
All FISTS, and now offers his barber shop
n.s...ence and other interests for sale, ant
MI. cave for the northwest as soon a
H,.s.t, sell out. Mr.. Taylor says tina
...e country is fast settling up and tn
4 ,ln.is increasing in value. Railroa
...tstruction the commine season will de
,ei.,,, new towns and he expects to er