The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-16
MARKET REPORT.

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MARKET REPORT.
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l. ]. Basken has moved into the Nc
Donald residence.
Presiding Elder Burns preached at the
Methodist church Sunday evening.
Judge Wick went to the Forks on We'd
nesday, and will be back to-day.
Freeman Walters was over from Cava.
iier this week visiting with his family.
If there are any idle men about town
these days-it is because they are-idle.
Geo. Peterson is about putting four
foot cement foundation under his resi-
dence.
That contest of Mary E. Ryan club adj
vertised last week is off for the present
1t caught the mumps.
Hon. ]. D. Wallace made us a call on
Thursday last. He was on his way home
from Pelan having come round to Emer.
son on the 500.
Misses Murphy and Aylen leave to-day
for a weeks visit at Winnipeg. Mrs.
Sherarts expects to visit the same city
tomorrow.
J. II. Anderson has been greeting old
friends about town this week. His house,
hold goods arrived last week and are
stored awaiting the proposed removal to
the residence now occupied by Prof. For
ster.
People who come to the circus have
unlimited opportunities for nice shady
places to eat lunch brought along from
home if they choose SO to do. And for
great many people this will be much
the best way.
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over all the county, have also made Penn
bina and gone-again. One wonders how
they live, until we also think what a lot
OF fools there are. There's more fools
than gypsies, hence the gypsies live easy.
Rev. Mr.. Watson Of Wahpeton was
here this weel: and supplied the pulpit at
the Episcopal church on Sunday. His
old parisEioners and many other friends
were glad to meet him again. He is on
his way to the northwest to visit his old
missionary field for a few weeks.
Plans for the new city hall are on file
at the office of the Pioneer Express. Any
citizen is welcome to look them over
whether he wishes to tender or not. The
plans are very satisfactory to the council
and it it can be carried out at reasonable
cost will make a great addition to the
city.
Mrs. E. l. Donovan of Langdon died
in that city last week. She was IS years
of age and leaves her husband DR.. E. J.
Donavan and little son about ten years
of age. She was the sister of DR.. McKen-
ty OF Gretna, and of DR.. James McKenty
of Winnipeg. Her death was quite sud-
den and unexpected.
The placing of the cement building
blocks tor the walls of the new Harris
Wilkins block began on Thursday after
noon. The rains delayed the completion
of the cellar until that time 1t is ru-
mored that offers have been made by
outside parties for the rental OF the whole
block and also for the purchase of the
block.
The township fathers were in session
all over the county on Monday receiving
the assessment returns. The board here
did considerable business in reference to
road matters which may end in changing
tilSfoutes to a considerable extent of the
highways leading directly out of town on
the south and west. Another meeting
: called for on the 18th.