The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-06-29

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Superintendent Sherarts is absent at
the summer school at Grand Forks.
The celebration at Emerson on the I'd
of July will come of as first advertised.
O'Brien of Grafton was legal visitor on
Monday.
County commissioners meet on the
first Monday in July, next Monday as a
county board Of equalization.
City Council meet on Saturday even
ing as Board of equalization and for the
transaction Of such other business as
may appear.
We give the result of the canvassing
board in this issue. There is nothing new
in the totals, or changes from the detail
ed figures of last week.
John Conmy got home on Tuesday.
Since the close of the U. he and others
have been giving class play in several
towns with considerable success.
The Rev. Mitchell of Hallock will
preach in Grace Episcopal church next
Sunday evening at seven thirty p. m.
Everyone is cordially welcome.
The members of the German church
held Sunday school picnic yesterday,
in Kochendorfer' grove, attended by
large number from the surrounding
country.
Many friengs here will learn with re-
greet to hear of the death of Mrs. Geo. c.
Dow, wife Of the popular conductor Of
this division of the N. P, al. Grand Forks
last week.
Weather for June. Cloudy days 10,
partly cloudy 10, clear 6. Average rain
fall-three times day for most of the
time. Reported by the ordinary OBJ.
server at this station.
At the grand Masonic Lodge which
adjourned at Fargo on Wednesday,
Grant S. Hager of St.Thomas was elect
ed grand Master and Robert Morrison Of
this city was elected Junior D>ac on.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Lean Of toilette
have moved into the Freeman Walters
house, near the court house, where they
expect to remain during the summer.
Mrs. Leans health requires the attention
of physician.
The 1celandic Synod of America clos
ed successful meeting at Mountain
this week. Over 500 people were
present at the grand concert held in
connection. The singing of the soloists
and chorus is said to have been very
fine.
Mrs. Ewing, accompanied by her broth
er, who has been here visiting for some
time, left on Tuesday tor the Saskatoon
country in search of land. Her son
Blaine, who left here some three months
ago, is employed as book-keeper in a
lumber Office.
Joseph Berard of this township has
engaged to take the Morarch elevator in
this city next season Mr.. Berard is one
of our progressive aud popular farmers,
but makes the change partially to get
the advantage Of our schools. Pembina
people will be glad to welcome Mr..
Berard and family.
We are in receipt Of an invitation to
the commencement exercises of the Los
Gatos, Cal. High school Of which Max
4 Short son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Short
4 Of this city, is student and a graduate.
II the class play to be given Max takes
the part Of Shylock in the Merchant OF
Venice. Many friends in this city will
4 congratulate and wish the young man
success. IL
Dfayton M. p. church will be dedicat-
dsnext Sunday with appropriate and in
eresting ceremonies. There win also
~ H. y Il meeting az the c0t1r,fv Enwnrtl1