The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-04-06

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Flax, sl.01 Oats %. Barley 81.
The VS. will meet with Miss Vida Nc,
Gallery OH Monday evening, at the usua
hour.
Subject of Rev. karr's sermon for
next Sabbath evening, "\Vhy Join a
Church"
J. T. Cockburn. Chas. Edwards and
Robt. Long were visitors from Drayton
yesterday between trains.
Married at NJ. E. parsonage THURSDAY
March 29th, George Sheldon Fitzpatrick
to Elizabeth Fitzgerald 10th of St.
Vincent, by Rev. Karr.
The social to have been held at the
residence of F. A. Wardwell on Friday
evening has been postponed until
Wednesday of next week.
VIM. Robertson OF Bathgate was
over on Tuesday looking after the in
terests Of his township before the county
board in his capacity as supervisor.
The city election went off Monday
in the usual harmonious way. At the
caucus Saturday evening the retiring al
dermen we're nominated and were reelec-
ted without opposition.
George Bernath of Macarthur reports
little farmer boy that came to his house
on Thursday of last week. He won't be
able of help much on this crop. but
George thinks he will grow.
Miss Bessie Douglas left ON Monday on
on visit to her brother DR.. Geo. Doug.
las, at Shawnee, Okla. 1t IS her inten.
ION to remain for some time, and if she
likes may teach school there.
Notice the call for mass meeting to.
night. 1t is a part of your business to be
there. In union there is strength. A
partial program has been arranged anc
it is sure to be of interest to all.
There will be Divine services in Grace
Episcopal church next Sunday evening
palm Sunday at 1880 O'Clock. The Rev.
Mr. Renison will preach on "Christ's en-
try into jerusalem" Everybody wei
come.
A meeting of the Degree OF Honor
lodge will be held in the lodge rooms or
Wednesday evening and the subject o
open door, will be discussed All tn,
members of the lodge are requested te
be present.
1t is rumored that one, if not two new
business places will be erected on Cavi
leer street, of material in complianc
with the fire ordinance, this summer. Ii
both cases hey will REPRESENT branche
of the trade only now handled here q
side lines.
The weather has been exceptional
fine for this time of the year. The sno,
is all gone, and the plowed land is in e,
cellent condition for spring work. Man
farmers started seeding Monday, Will
others consider it too early, and are hal
rowing and otherwise preparing the sol
but seeding will be general next week.
Jos. w. Fawcett, an old time resider
Of Drayton, died on Saturday last, an
was buried on Wednesday. Mr.. Fawce
followed school teaching for many year
and probably served longer in tkat cap
city than any other teacher in II
county. He was 70 years at the time
his death.
One of the M. E. Sunday School elias
es will have on sale in Chas. Full
window on Saturday fine assortme
of pies, cakes, cookies. dough nut
beans and brown bread for sale chea
The object is to raise money for caste
Patronize them.