The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-09


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Today and tomorrow are teachers Jeff NJ
examination days. mere ana at SaVaiier. ilton,
NJ uo,, a., .,-,,,. , c,, rau't,
Crystal was business visitor in the
city on Wednesday. CT
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busn
before the county board. 1919
A heavy snow last Friday covered the COW a
south of this state and South Dakota his re
aud Minnesota, but never touched us. mi,
The lads and lasses have been enioy Pacifi
ing some skating on the Red river this trains
week. as the srny has thawed the ice farme
clear. state
not b.
The toilette telephone was connected this c
this week, and if you want to talk with
any one at the other end of the line go lilo
to the drug store. Thon
VIM.
Sam. Ferrie came down from Battle ney E
ford Saturday. MIR. and Mrs. ferrle and ney
Miss Helen Nelson went to Minneapolis at the
on Tuesday to visit relatives. ness
The weather has been warm and Wi
spring like this week, but not too much Frida
SO. The snow is rapidly disappearing. Mr.. 1
A shower on Wednesday night. time
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~ L. f1ii'' ie'. o'' '''o"u'y 'oi '. ANA fifty
~ assu'ile uu''eS as uepu'y eo'eeto' by all
of customs. We understand his family
will remain here until the end of the An
SCHOOL tef"' he ha
Geo. Parker Sr fell from hayloit pe''''
last Saturday and receive some severe ..'en i,
bruises but otherwise was not seriously o :,
;,,;,,rad ,,h;oh ,,,os fort,n,,a co. 49, them
ofh;e aoe They
itor's
Supt. Sherarts got home this week
after his trip to Louisville, Ky. to attend TIL
the National Teachers Association, some nal G
account OF winch Is given elsewhere IN enins
this ISSUE have
Void comes from Shawnee Indian ,,;.a,
Territory that twins, two boys, were ,,a,,
born to Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Geo. Douglas
on the 9th ult. and that all are get ~.
ting along we'll.
Judge and Mrs. Wick gave "stag" Be
party to the court house officials in Thol
Guiding the commissioners on Wednes- Time
day evening. With such entertainers latel
they must have spent an enjoyable occa- Bost
sion. day
=, the
The play that is being rehearsed will The
be given soon after Lent. The troupe Hen
is practicng diligently under the tuition The
of Mr.. Wlnlaw and are doing good work. brro
We expect a treat when they get around
to it.
AT the dedication of the Baptist church THU
in Emerson two weeks ago Mrs. F. C. been
Myrick of this city presented the KEY Line
to the trustees and made the opening of conn
the docs subject of few happy re- on al
marks. OF I
and
Court St. Vincent OF Foresters had an Cane
oyster supper and initiated class of % and
Chas. Full OF this city is H. V. c. R. of seas,
the lodge which also embraces large they
number OF other people from this side OF west
the river. fnisl
Arthur Claughton was arrested in St.
Thomas last week and brought to the ja'
Jail here charged with desertion. It is c'ee
cold that he was married about two ploy
years age to domestic in his fathers palt'
e.,,;,,, undar LEGAL nressnre and i'm. back
mediately left for the northwest, and ou.
~. o,,, l,te,v returned. He secured Twins
bail this week and was released. Gu
coun
The Lincoln Quartette, which sang and
here the night after Christmas, has salts
completed very successful tour OF the othe
northern part OF the state, and a:e now fami
returning through Saskatoon and Mani nate
toba, and in coming this way will give tie, I
another entertainment at the City hall on the
Monday evening. March 18th. They will heae
then return to Chicago for rest, until vettt
4 the Chautauqua season opens. and will ldeps
then come west again TO fill several en- stor,
gasements, including one ct the Devils und'
ss95 Lake Chaufauqua. 3 q plac