The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-02-09

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The county commissioners meet next
week.
Monday is a legal holiday-Lincoln's
birthday.
Did you see the eclipse OF the moon
last night.
Wednesday isu't legal holiday but
St. Valentine will be celebrated lust the
same.
]. R. Carey left ON Tuesday lor Mime
apo,is, on combined pleasure and
business trip.
Hotel Tyler has bran new, colored
cook that comes we'll recommended as
up in his profession.
&c. Morris arrived home Tuesday ev-
ening with carload of horses for the To-
cal market.
The subsequent weather proves that
Mr.. Woodchuck must have seen an
awful, big black shadow last Friday.
Charles Full returned from his extend.
ed trip to the east on Monday, having en-
joyed one Of the most pleasant three
weeks absence could be asked for.
There is a threatened strike OF all coal
miners in both the anthracite and btu
minous regions to take effect on April lst
and coal dealers are already marking
up their goods.
State Examiner Brightbill has been in
the city this week. and examined the
books Of the Merchants bank, Building
and Loan Association and county treas
urer.
A young lady arrived at the home of
]. H. Jameson yesterday morning,
as 4 companion to her senior sister, maxi
ins happy quartette, of two boys and
two girls.
VIM. Cowan Of St. Vincent, who h IS
not been well for several months, died
On Friday and was buried on Sunday.
MIR. Cowan was a young man of quiet,
unassuming disposition, and respected
by all his associates.
John w. Macdonald OF Emerson, who
is SO well known and respected in this
City, has gone to Portage la Prairie where
he will lake charge of the agency of the
Cockshutt machinery. His family will
remain in Emerson.
Some spring poet contributed lengthy
poem on the history of the new town of
Orleans, in the Hallock Enterprise last
week, and from the construction of the
meter and stanzas he was evidently rum
ming down corduroy pike when he
composed It.
The Anglo.American hotel at Emerson
has been traded by its owners, Bronfman
Bros for the Kings hotel at Winnipeg.
The former went at valuation approxi-
mating 90, 900, and the latter at s35, 900.
The new landlords name at Emerson is
Fitzgerald.
Another fire scare but of short dura.
ton startled our citizens Friday after.
noon. 1t proved to be a stovepipe set
ting the ceiling on fire, at VIM. Fowler's
residence. Prompt action on the part Of
those first on the scene averted a confla..
grafton. The damage was slight.
Afarce comedy IN four acts, entitled
what became Of Parker" IS under re.
hesrsal by an aggregation Of local talent
that promises to produce sometheng Of
an interesting nature on the Pembina
stage IN the near future. There are four
young ladies and eight gentlemen in the
play, and ]. D. Winlaw IS the tutor. The
proceeds viii 60 to the benefit Of the
band fund.
The Emerson school building burned