The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-08

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MARKET REPORT.
$ s; $;::,; s s} Il : s
evator Co. Z" 81 ~
Saturday ... ri 50 6 s. 60
Monday y SO Sc So 80
Tuesday ...... y 50 IS 63 60
Thursday Thursday. 49,. -. Fl Il 81 IS 81
Flax, s 81. Oats %. Barley 30.
Hon. hudson LaMoure left for the twin
cities on Monday.
There is school entertainment this
evening in the Morris district.
Full's red card Saturday means mince
meat free, according to his ad.
A live pigeon shoot is being. arranged
for in Emerson on Christmas day.
County commissioners are in session
this week, checking up officials records.
Judge Kneeshaw left on Sunday for
Langdon where he opened court Mon
day for long calendar.
The D. of H. meet next Wednesday
evening, as it is the election of offic RS
1t is important tnal all members attend.
Fred Mcfarland, a young man from
Bowesmont has accepted a position with
Ben Taylor as apprentice in the barber
shop.
The tax lists Tor the year 1905 are now
in the hands OF the treasurer and all
those who are i'll hurry to pay them
can now do SO.
Advises from Minneapolis to friends in
St. Vincent states that VIM. Adams is in
hospital with serious attack Of ty-
phoid fever, but is improving.
Langdon and other towns on that
branch of the Great Northern had no
trains from Monday to THURSDAY OF last
week, on account of the blizzard.
Presiding Elder Burns officiated at
quarterly meeting exercises at the Meth
odist church last Sunday, and gave an
excellent sermon in the evening.
Many friends in Pembina deeply SYM
pathlse with Superintendent and Mrs.
Stockwell in the loss ofther little daugh-
ter Francis, by death, aged, nine years.
Mart B-ntley, formerly of this city and
now residing at Saskatoon, was a pas
senger on the south bound train on Wed.
nesday, bound for Bowesmont to visit
relatives.
A. D. Cavileer and S. M. Moorhead
LETT on Wednesday for Roosevelt, Mimi.
the former to outline the work for mum
Der of men he has cutting wood on his
place, while the latter will remain there
for the winter.
Marshal Akers is confined to his bed
with a serious attack of cold that IS
threatening pneumonia. The first Of the
week he left the hotel and is now receiv-
ing the care of his mother, Mrs. Peter
son. He was able to be around yester-
day.
Northern Pacific train on Tuesday,
destined for Los Angeles, California and
filled to overflow with people from Man.
itoba points going to spend the winter
among flowers. The weather was Sc
pleasant here that it seemed like mocke.
ry to look for something nicer-but the
bulk of the party were pioneers III Man.
itoba, and knew what is in store before
spring.
WI E. Coats, deputy land commission
er. Of Bismark was in the city over Sun
day, and conducted school land sale a
Grafton on Monday. The balance Of tn,
week he was scheduled for sales in tn,
northern part of the state. The recen
storm and hlockades Of the rail road
has interfered considerably with the worl
OF that Office, and the school land sale a
Langdon'last week had to be postponed
81, account Of not being able to reacl
there il time. u