The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-27

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S BANK OF PEMBIAA, Pembina, n. D. /:
George Hills Of Bathgate was visl-
tor in the city yesterday with business at
} the court house.
You never knew bull dog to let loose
except to get better hold; the good ad-
vertiser don't know a vacation time
Whites Sayings.
The annual holIowe'en social of the
Presbyterian church will be held in the
new city hall next Tuesday evening. Be-
sides the usual eatables customarily
served on this occasion, program will
be rendered. AL: are invited Supp.
sereed from six to eight.
The meeting of the teachers of this
county will occur at Bathgate on Novem-
Der Bird and 18th. State Superintendent
Stockwei will give an address on Friday
evening following the social. Saturday
afternoon Walhalla and Cavalier play
basket ball a, St. Thomas and Drayton
foot bali.
The Singing service" at the M. E.
church last Sunday evening was very
enjoyable, and the intermission remarks
by w. G.. Short, giving the history and
incidents connected with many of the
old hymns, were very interesting. Rev.
karr is expected to conduct the usual
services on Sunday.
Will Fairbairn came up from Winnipeg
on Wednesday evening to spend King
Edwards thanksgiving under the stars
and stripes. There is something about
the American ozon that makes our neigh
bores across the border feel like coming
over here to offer their devotion when
occasion presents itself.
In the mention last week of the SUBJ
scrptions given by our citizens towards
the township roads we should perhaps
have also given credit to many people of
the township itself as well, as they have
also done very considerable amount of
eratutous labor and this work is still 90.
ms on. Both the highways leading west
from town across the Geroux slough are
being graded up.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual Halloween
supper on Tuesday next II the new
city hall is in condition to be heated it
will probably be held there. Of course,
it needs no specifications on our part to
tell our citizens what treat is in store,
as most of them have been there before
and know what sort of menu these
good ladies always set up.
Full has taken new departure. He
has nice new delivery wagon that will
make the rounds of the city at intervals
every day, and all the housewife will
have to do will be to put one of the
bright red cards in the window and the
driver will take her orders, and bring
back the goods to her door. The kids
will appreciate this arrangement as much
If not more than their mothers.
II. A. Mayo of Walhalla was in the CITY
this week, and exhibited sample brick
just from the kin, which they are selling
at about So at the yards, that is almost
equal in quality to the best pressed BRICK.
The outside is as smooth as a piece of
paper and there are two square holes
running through, and the brick weighs
only three and a half pounds as against
about five and half pounds of common
brick, which means lot of freight mon
ey.
There is movement on foot among
the ladies of the city with the object of
forming library society. The general
plan is that each member shall contri-
butte sum about sufficient to buy one
book. and that these shall become the
common property and form circulating
library among the members. These
books to be of the current new authors.
1t would save the members the expense
OF buying so many new books each. De.
tails are not complete, but meeting for
all interested will be called soon. 1t is
good proposition and might result in
time in permanent library. Mrs. Will
kins and Miss Hazel Kneeshaw are the
promoters of the scheme.
Married.
BY his honor, County Judge Wick:
Oct. l4th-CuStav Modro and Pauline