The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-24

AAohhAS IA q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIdlS ever
since. She has been troubled for some
time with complications of the heart.
The Glee Club of the University of
North Dakota. Burdette L. Main, reader
will come to Pembina, April 1, under the
auspices OF the High School. They have
received many complimentary notices
where they have appeared and a treat
may be expected. They go to Forest
River and Drayton on the same trip.
Miss Lottie Tillotson made a flylng
trip to Pembina this week. She has
spent the greater part of the winter in
this state. She says she will leave in a
short time for California where she has a
ranch stocked with Angora goats that
nets her an independent income, aside
from her professional career.
The Dixie Jubilee Singers will give a
concert in Pembina on Wednesday, the
18th of April. This very popular colored
concert troupe was to have been one of
the attractions of the lecture course last
year but was withdrawn on account of
not being able to make proper railroad
connections. They are highly spoken of
wherever they have been. Posters later.
The State Enforcement League will
hold their annual convention on March
Both, at $50 a. m. in the First Congrega-
tional Church, Fargo. This will com.
plete the first decade of work of this
Business sessions will be
held morning and afternoon. A speaker
of national repute will address the meet
ing later.
M. M. Campbell of Glasston was in
the city on Monday to take oath as Gus
toms officer and position at Portal, 10
which latter place he was to go this week
to assume his duties. Mr.. Campbell is
one of the pioneers of the county and
has been stalwart republican and al.
ways taken prominent part in political
and civic affairs. Many old friends will
be glad to congratulate him OH his ap-
pointment.
The funeral Of Capt. B. H. Webster
occurred on Friday afternoon in the
Methodist church with quite large aud.
fence present. Rev. Mr.. Karr preached
the sermon and the choir sang some ap.
propriate hymns. After this the G. A
R. services for the burial of the dead
were read by the members of the local
Post. the body was taken to Hamilton
the next morning and buried in the Gem.
etery there by the side OF the sister, Mrs.
Riley.
The executive Committee of the Penn.
bina County Sunday School ASSOCIATE on
has just held a successful meeting and is
preparing an excellent program for the
coming S. S. Convention. The conven-
will be held at Glasston, April 81 and %
The especially interesting feature Of the
convention this year is that we expect to
hive with us our State Primary Supt.
Mrs. S. P. Johnston. and Mr.. w. H. Ir'
win, General Superintendent OF S. S
work for Manitoba.
F. S. Cheney and family and Miss Jen.
ME Cheney and her mother al! took
their departure for Grand Forks on
Wednesday and Thursday, where as we
previously announced, Mr.. Cheney has
purchased the grocery business of w. F
Perry. This is one of the losses to the
city that the insurance money does moi
pay for. Mr.. Cheney has done success
full business here since 1894 and for sew.
eral' years previous was wheat buyer
at toilette and Pembina. We hope tina,
the move will be for the benefit of Mr.
Cheney and his estimable family.
The city election occurs on April Ord
The officers to be elected are successors
to Mayor Miller, Alderman Peterson
LaMoure and Thompson; Treasurer
Cavileer, Police Magistrate Aylen. The
successor to Mr.. LaMoure will be elect
ed for one year his Office being vacan
by reason of removal from the Ward
The Office OF City justice will be filled b,
an election for one year being the unex
pired term OF Mr.. McCaffery who wa.
elected last year but who did not quail
fly. There Is also vacancy in Ware
Two, caused by the election of Mr.. Mil
,,ler to the Mayorship.
Teacher Wanted.
| a teacher hOi,lin0 Socnnd Grade cevt;