The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-25


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State fair at Grand Forks begins next
Tuesday.
Chicken harvest don't begin until
September 1st.
The Walhalla band is going to be at
the Grand Forks State fair.
The threshing machines will begin
work 10 some extent next week.
The fire engine was out for practice
on Wednesday evening and threw fine
stream.
IA ~. NdVdHSl ID at AlOuAO cilSA
quite stay at his homestead over Rainy
Lake way.
N. P. Ryan was brought over from
Cavalier on Wednesday to serve ten
days for pretty larceny.
'Veribest" Robbie of the Drayton
mills was "a visitor in town Yesterday
and made us pleasant call.
We publish notice of school land
leasing in this issue. This is not the sale
but leasing Of the lands not yet for
sale.
Barney Heating Of Langdon has a
three-legged calf. 1t has only one hind
leg but gets along over the ground all
right.
Mrs. c. F. Erickson of Langdon was
so badly bnrned by kerosene oil ex-
ploson in cook car that she is not
expected to live
The Grand Forks Herald says that
Editor Fairchild of the Cavalier Chron-
lcle will start new paper in one of the
new western towns
The Emerson Journal has cut of the |
new Baptist church to be erected i'll that
city, the corner stone Of which was laid
last week with appropriate ceremonies.
1t will be handsome and extensive
structure.
The lumber for the city hall is being
hauled to the site. The basement walls |
Of the Branchaud block are completed. |
The large plate glass windows OF the
Harris & Wilkins block were put in this
week, and the two store rooms are very
nearly completed.
Tom Prittie, the veteran thresher has
invented bundle loader which for sim
plicity and utility beats them all. He is
applying for patent. Those who have
seen it work claim that it is great Sue
cess, and will take up scattering straw
as we'll as bundles. 1t is two horse
rig.
Prof and Mrs. Burnett are in the city
and are waiting the completion of re-
pairs on the residence next to F. A.
Wardwell's before commencing house
keeping. Our citizens will give them
a hearty welcome and hope that the
school year may be one of the most sue
cessfu.
The customs sale of the bronchoes did
not bring high prices. The best price
the broncho busters who had been work
ing with the outfit borrowed the horses
and gave an exhibition of lariat throwing
and cattle handling at the ball park and
out of town. The performance was only
fair but to some who have never seen
bucking bronchoes ridden it was quite
sight.
We regret to announce the death of
Miss Anna Bourgeois, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Bourgeois living a few
miles west OF this city on Saturday morn
ing. The deceased was about Is years
and was bright aud promising young
lady. She was ill but short time and
her death comes as shock to many
friends. The funeral was held from the
Catholic churce here on Monday and |
the attendance of neighbors and friends /
was very large.
Marriage Licenses.
Halgrimur Axdal Of Cavalier and
Bertha freeman Of Akra