The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-02

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The city council meets next Monday
evening.
&c. Warner and family moved to the
Fort farm on Wednesday.
No band practice on Friday night
Postponed until next week.
Marshal Akers resumed his duties as
marshal this week, after an absence on
the sick list since last November.
News came from Bismarck the first OF
the week announcing the death OF the in
FAINT boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Goats.
In attendance and results the meetings
being held in the Methodist church are
more than realizing the hopes of the
pastor and the people.
The masquerade ball on Thursday ev-
ening had good attendance-especi-
ally spectators. The total receipts were
in the neighborhood OF fifty dollars.
Messrs. Robert Irwin, Geo. Patterson,
Jas. Nicholson, and H. c. Thomas Of
Bowesmont were in the city on Wednes-
day, doing business at the court house.
Section Foreman Peterson left Mon
day to take charge OF the section at
Drayton, accompanied by his family.
James Lindsey OF Winnipeg Junction
succeeds MIR. Peterson here.
Jas. Carr has large quantity of early
Ohio and Golden Rose potatoes for sale
at SO cents bushel. If you want any.
leave your order at this Office and they
will be delivered to you in few days.
Ed. H. Dammarell, one of the clerks
OF E. Baumester & Co.. has purchased
the James H. Shields place, arout a
block above the court house, the consid-
Grafton was 81, 3OO.-Aston (Wash. )Senti-
nal.
The school entertainment on Friday
evening brought out full attendance,
and the program was we'll rendered and
was interesting throughout. The total
receipts OF the evening amounted to
about S65.
ellis Leifur returned from the hospi.
tai at Brainerd on Tuesday. looking rath.
er pale but feeling well, and expects to
report for duty next week. Mr.. Pebbles
who is also at the same hospital, is doing
we'll and will probably be home next
week.
Don Mcleod, with his younger sisters
and brothers arrived in Waterville las,
week from Pembina, N. Oak. These
are the grandchildren of Mr.. and Mrs
w. c. Ashley and come to make this
their home. Don is holding down a
case in this oftice.-Big Bend Empire,
Waterville, Wash.
Mr.. Babcock, in the employ OF the
Northwestern Telephone company, was
in the city the first of the week, drawing
plans oft"e system which will be installed
in the city as soon as the frost is out OF
the ground. There will not be bust.
ness house in town that will not have a
phone in it, and most of the private
residences will the same, which is what
1t should be.
A delegated Missionary convention o
the Methodist church will be held a,
Fargo March 1921. Representatives o
the church officers and young people.
associations will be present. A splendid
program has been arranged and will in
clude several bishops and many vel
known missionary workers from iiffrr
emit parts Of the United States and tn,
world.
John Golstein who conducted gene
al mercantile business at Hamilton an,
went into bankruptcy, has brought SUI
against Sheriff Atkinson for q, 500 dam.
ages, claiming permanent disability from
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