The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-01-12

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FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. u, 1905.
Club Papers.
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premium papers.
F.C.Myrick attended the drainage con-
vention at Grand Forks this week.
Commissioners meet again on Monday,
to finish the work OF the January term.
The Pioneer Express wants an active
boy, of average intelligence, to learn the
printing trade.
A. L.Akers' condition continues to i'm.
prove and it is expected that he will be
around in few days.
Mrs. Branchaud lett last week for Mont
real. to visit friends and relatives at the
home of her childhood.
Henry Well of Cavalier was one of the
jurors at this term of court who served
his full time, and made US pleasant call.
Sam. Ferrie came down from Battle
ford the first of the week, to visit his
folks. Mr.. F. is interested in two lum-
bsr yards out there.
Jack Renvi'le and Tom Grombois are
loading car with teams, sleighs, etc.
tor the Roosevelt country to haul out
wood for A. D. Cavi'eer.
George Corbett has bought the Dr.
Harris Office and has it on skids en- route
for one. of his farms, the Sanford Cady
place, adjoining Jas. Cars.
P. w. ku'utt. agent, is here putting in
patent ventilating heating apparatus in
the school room. 1t consists Of jacket
ed stove with a ventilating flue.
The new books for the library have
been received and members can have
their choice by calling at the county sup
erintendent of schools Office any after
noon during Office hours.
Divine services in Grace Episcopal
church Sunday evening at 1880 p. m.
The Rev. w. Renison will preach on
the use and Disuse of the Tongue"
Everyone is welcome.
The total receipts Tor duties on imports
for the month of December. for this dis
trict was SIS, 491 ST, and the value OF ex-
prtos, $733, 272, which is considerably be-
low the average, of preceding year.
Mr.. and Mrs All. Harvey and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. D. Mckay went to St. Thomas
on Tuesday to attend the funeral of the
late Alex. Cockburn. They W re old
neighbors OF the bereaved family.
The Degree of Honor will give social
in the City Hall on Friday evening. Jan.
uary 18th. A good program will be ar
ranged and pleasant evening is prom
ised. The proceeds are for the general
lodge fund.
i. The Pembina dance club will hold an
other Of their series of dances in the City
Hall this evening. Owing to the D. of
II. entertainment next week the time was
changed from next Tuesday, which is the
regular night for the dance.
There were recorded IN the register
of deeds Office in this county during
the last year 1912 real estate instru.
ments. deeds, mortgages, releases, etc..
and 3o3 chattel mortgages and other
liens on personal property.
VS.. Waldo, formerly of Bowesmont,
now doing business at Munich. caused
the arrest OF man who was alleged to
be running away without paying his
debts, Ny. w. being one ofthe creditors.
Now the man is SUING Mr.. Waldo for
false arrest
Hon. Judson LaMoure returned from a
brief business trip to the Twin Cities on
Tuesday. and reports that he had gone
to Florida are erroneous. No one need
to leave here expecting to find more de-
sirable climate than we are enjoying this
I winter.
Mrs. N. .. Gagnier died at Winnipeg
I on Monday Mr.. Gaghier will be re-
I membered As publisher Of the Cavalier
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