The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-18


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MARKET REPORT.
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evator Co. - q 60 ~
Saturday ...... 80 IS sO 70 81
Monday ...".. 80 7s 5O| 70 81
Tuesday ..... go 7s so 70 81
Thursday 1900. sol Is 7s II IS
Flax, S1.06. Oats 25. Barley %.
The contractors are digging the cistern
at the city hall site.
Atty. Brynjolfson was in the city on
Saturday on legal business.
Mrs. ]. La Moure returned home on
Sunday last after visit at Smiley.
The Emerson Baptists did the corner
stone of a fine church on Wednesday of
this week.
The eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bourgeois, living west of the city, is ill
with typhoid.
J. r. Carey went to Winnipeg yester-
day to meet his wife and children and
mother, and expects to be home with
them to-day
Mayor Miller is painting the steel cell
ing of his new iewelry store robins
egg blue. But the Mayor is too honest
to hatch out any robin.
The expenses Of attending Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, MIMI,
are about half that OF any other good
school. Send for particulars.
"A. MONTAGUE of Dickinson, N. d.. ar.
rived Yesterday. He is son-in-law to
Hon. N. E. Nelson, and Mrs. Montague
has been visiting here tor some weeks.
Grand Forks State Fair begins on
Aug. 29th and ends on Sept. End. The
Minnesota State Fair begins on Sept. 4th
and ends on the 9th. Go to both of
them if you can.
Charles Atkinson will have car load
OF heavy work horses in on Monday. and
IT you need an extra horse or two for the
binder, come in early and have the pick
OF the bunch.
James Gafney, VINO used to be little
boy in Pembina, is now clothing mer-
chant in Nome, and was at Grand Forks
this week on his way home after pur-
Chasing trip to New York.
Sufficient SIGNATURES to the petition for
the proposed drain from Cavalier to the
Red river have been obtained aud the
same will be presented to the drain
board at once for their action.
)ud. La Moure, Jr., will take charge of
the band. In the past Jud. was leader
of the old band and he made one OF the
best we ever had in town, and under his
care we are sure that the boys will con-
tlnue to make good progress.
So far as the general public is con-
cerned there is apparently no strike.
{ Trains come and go and freight is re-
ckived as promptly as usual. Practically
all the stations on this division are open
for business as usual.
Business has been rather dull the last
month, as is usual just before harvest.
It will pick up some during the next
week or two, as the farmers will be in
buying their Irvine and grocery supplies
necessary from increased help on the
farm.
0lSElu <1IkluSOl lulOIlASQ Us IIl0L the
subscription by local citizens to put the
Carlisle road in repair amounted to $500
and that John T. Miller has contracted to
do the work. This will be good thing
all around and shows liberality Of Penn
bina business men.
The committee appointed by the school
directors meeting at Hamilton to revise
the list Of text books used in the schools
will meet at Bathgate to-day. They are
# Prof. Tucker, Miss Ethel Sigurdson,
John oKeefe ". Watts and a. Q. Nc
Intosh. ssses