The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-02
Beginning next Sunday, a mission will

Beginning next Sunday. mission will
be conducted for E week, in Grace Epis.
copal church. Bishop Mann will preach
the opening sermon on Sunday. The
weekly services will begin promptly a,
1880 O'Clock, p. m with Rev. A. R. Nit
chell. of HalIock as the special preacher
Confirmation services will be held by the
bishop in the evening on Sunday. There
will be communion at the morning service.
Every one is welcome.
VIM. c. Olander is the new mail clerk
permanently appointed to take the run
on the N. P. left vacant by the late MIR.
Kenyon. Mr.. Olander comes from Hills,
Rock county, Mimi, and has family OF
wife and one child. He is we'll pleased
with his new run and this place, and is
looking around for suitable dwelling to
rent, and will move his family here at
once. Mr.. Jennings, who has been filling
this run temporarily, left for the twin cit.
les on Tuesday.
The members of the band met Mon.
day evening and organized for the COM
ing season. The following officers were
elected: Judson LaMoure Jr. musical d.
rector; w. w. Felson, manager; F. F.
Morris. secretary-treasurer. The instru-
ments were sent away and thoroughly
overhauled this winter, at an expense of
sS5, and many Of the members have kept
in practice all winter by being connected
with the orchestra. We look for a busy
season for the band this year, and lots of
evening concerts.
Quite sensation was created We'd
nesday morning when the news was
spread around that one OF the boys of
Henry Zoerb had wandered away the
evening before and not been seen since.
The boy is about fifteen years old and
mentally not accountable for what he
does at times. The relatives and near.
by friends searched all night for the boy.
A large number turned out and Search
ed the woods along the river in the
morning but he could not be found any,
where. About twelve O'Clock he was
located at Chas. Kern's place, two miles
west of town, having walked as far as
MartePs near the Geroux bridge and
turned back. He was thinly clad but
the night was not cold one and he had
not suffered much.
There has been school only in one de-
partment this week, the seventh and
eighth grades. H. A. Jewell Of St.
Thomas has been engaged to succeed
Prof. Burnett, and will be ready to open
school >Monday morning. His house.
hold effects arrived Wednesday evening,
as did the professor and his two boys.
and they have been busy ever since ar
ranging their furniture in the quarters
vacated by Prof. Burnett. Mrs. Jewell
will arrive here tomorrow. Mr.. Jewell
was principal of the Drayton schools for
four years and two years at St Thomas,
and comes we'll recommended. Prot.
and Mrs. Burnett left yesterday for East
Grand Forks, accompanied by the good
wishes of large number of Pembna
friends.
James Carr has sold his half section OF
land seven miles west of town to Henry
Corbett, consideration, $1,000. The
deal was closed last Saturday and Mr..
Corbett takes possession before the first
OF April. The farm is the H. R. Vaughn
place. on the Pembina river, we'll locat-
ed and has as pretty surroundings as any
place in the county. Mr.. Carr caused lots
OF improvements to be made in the way
of buildings. etc. three years ago. We
understand Mr.. Carr intends to 20 to
Saskatoon. N. w. T., where he has son
located. but as to his future permanent
home he will take his time to decide, he
says. Pembina people will much regret
the departure Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carr from
here. Henry, who is the youngest of the
Ccrbett brothers, is branching out as a
farmer in good shape. having already a
good farm near the old Corbett home.
stead, and it is said he has another deal
under consideration involving mere than
just realty holdings.
The LAMPHER CHI .llenge the winner
The Lampher in the latest styles, at the
New One Price Store.
Thoroughbred Shorthoru Bull for Sale.
Four years old. weighs 400 pounds
tor sale at bargain. Pedigree can be
seen at the Pioneer Express office.
J. n. PRITCHARD.
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