The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-08

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MARKET REPORT.
s. $;! $;:?:,: s e; Il: 3
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Friday ....... 70 SO IS 60
Saturday ...... Isl So IS 60
Monday ...... 73I SO IS so
Tuesday 5000. 70 6S 81 go
Thursday Thursday. 49,. 80. p IS 81 60
Flax, .94. Oats 10. Barley 80.
F. c. Warner returned home from his
trip to Illinois on Thursday.
w. c. 7. U. meets al the residence OF
Mrs. McCaffery on Friday.
The dingdong OF the school bell start
ed the kids to their work on Monday
Mrs. Quackenbush is expecting visit
from brother who lives at Cleveland,
Ohio next Tuesday.
Cashier Wilkins Of the Merchants
Bank and his wife have been visitors at
the Minnesota fair this week.
Mrs. King has the pleasure of the COM
pany of her mother, who came on Satur-
day with Judge Gram from Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler parents Of VIM.
Fowler, have been visiting Pembina this
week. Their home is in Petersboro,
Ont
Land men to the number OF twenty
two were reported at toilette yesterday
looking over the wheat fields under the
guidance of d. d. Warner.
Marshal Akers has been on the sick
list with inflammation OF the bowels. Chas.
Johnson has been looking after hob oes
in the meantime.
Mr.. Chas. Gram of Sheldon visited
with his sister, Mrs. F. NJ. King, over
Sunday. Mr.. Gram lives at Sheldon and
is county Judge Of Ransom county.
A child's blue coat was dropped from
buggy on Tuesday while crossing the
bridge. 1t was picked up and brought
to this Office. Owner can have same by
yayng for this notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sparkling expect to
leave for their home in Ontario on Tues
day next. They have enjoyed pleasant
visit with old friends and relatives at Jol-
iette for the last few weeks.
w. J. Louden of the Ditch commission
was in the city on Tuesday with business
before the county board, but concluded
that as they had adjourned he better
wait until the October meeting.
Died, on Monday, September 4th
Jennie S. Burns, aged 81 years and
days. The funeral services were con-
Quoted Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
in the Lutheran church by Rev. N. S.
Thorlakson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Goats of Bismarck
visited relatives in this city this week.
Mrs. Goats left on Monday for Manitoba
where she will visit with her mother
Mr.. Goats left on Wednesday after doing
some chicken hunting.
Ed. Herbrandson, formerly of Silver
Prairie, now residing in Pemblna, arriv
ed on Saturdays train and will visit with
his friends a week or two. Ed like:
that part Of North Dakota.-Leonare
Cor. in Sheldon Progress.
Mrs. Langdon, ST., has been ill 70
some months at the residence of rela
tives near Neche. She came in tn
spring on visit and was taken sick
Miss Nina Langton and Mrs. Broom an
her daughters of Minneapolis are wit
her.
DR.. and Mrs. FarroW and daughte
Marion, arrived in the city yesterda
from Spokane, WASH, for visit at til
E. H. Gordon home. They are also Ell
loving visit from MRS. Holbrook,
Devils Lake, Mrs. Mussleman, of Cav;
Iier, and Miss Hazel Kneeshaw, of Pen
bina.-Langdon Republican.