The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-17

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MARKET REPORT.
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Flax, s1.24 Oats 3d. Barley %.
Attorney Brynjolfson was in the city
Monday, on legal business.
Frank c. Myrick Jr. and family moved
into their residence on Chippewa street,
on Saturday.
Are you On the water-wagon? You
will be if you take Liquozone. No al
cohol in it. Use the coupon.
County Treasurer Anderson reports a
larger number of tax receipts made this
this spring than usual at this time.
Miss Nellie Parker has been engaged
to teach the Often school and entered
upon her seven months term last Mon
day.
Gov. Sarles has signed the appropria-
ton bill carrying s25, 900 for the begin
ing of the building of the Blind Asylum
at Bathgate.
DR.. and Mrs. lockwood came up with
the MINISTRIES, with others from Hallock,
and while here were the guests of DR..
and Mrs. Harris.
Shep. Moorhead arrived in town We'd
nesday for few days visit. He has been
employed with Ole Paulson all winter at
Munich, at the carpenter trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Feidman returned
from St. Peter, Mimi, Saturday, where
they had been on the sad duty OF attend
ing the funeral services of H. c. Field.
man, the father.
Miss Larson has been busy all week |
getting her store and stock of millinery !!
in shape for the spring opening, on Mol
day, the 9th, particulars of which will
be given next week.
Warm weather has thawed out the egg
market so that they can be bought at IS
cents. Potatoes are liable to have a |
Tumble soon for the same reason. Been |
70 and 80 cents here all winter.
Mrs. James Slater of Carlisle arrived |
from the Winnipeg hospital on Saturday,
where she spent two months after
surgical operation. She feels we'll and
is said to be permanently cured, which
her many friends hope is So
The senate of New York university |
met recently for the purpose of filling
vacancies among the judges who are to
select the names for the Hall of Fame of
the university. The chief justices elect
ed included Judge N. c. Young of North
Dakota.
The change in the weather the last
week stimulated the ice harvest, and it
looks now as if there will be enough ice
put up to supply the local demand. The
warm weather of February melted sever
al hundred tons that had been cut ready |
for the ice house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson LaMonre left on
Wednesday for St. Paul, and before re-
turning will visit their cottage at Smile,
MINI. Among his equipments Mr.. La
Noure had carefully packed his Bristol
rod, evidently expecting some fun with
the Willy bass as soon as opportunity af-
lords it.
The old roller mill at St. Thomas was
burned the first Of the week. The build |
ing had not been used as mill for some
cine, and had been recently purchased
" Miller Bros. and re6tted for cleaning
seed grain. The building contained
1.OO0 bushels q wheat and 1000 bushels
u q oelse1 grain. The total loss will be IN
o. Ehborhood Of q. 90 with no o.
II &c. Il supposed 70 have casght|
II pns . oil stove.