The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-04-27


or o St tn Stong and !. E. Truemner came
from Cavalier on Friday, with the news
of the post office robbery.
Dakota
The Red river which is now just over
the first bench of the bank has been at
On standstill for the last couple of days, and
as it has fallen up river, we have probably
=. seen the extent Of high water for this
spring.
The democratic state committee was
WI in session at Grand Forks on Tuesday.
F. c. Myrick, Frank Wilson aud ]. M.
red at NORM of this county were present. With
the help OF the "all-les" thew have
hopes.
usness
A brother of Ben Taylor dropped in
on him on Wednesday that he had not
n from seen for seventeen years, and took him
by surprise. The young man was only
four years old when Ben left home. He
'use q now resides with his parents at Gilbert
'y' Plains, Man.
~ County commissioners held short
session on Monday fixing up bridge
reeting work to be done this summer. They
Thurs. were out on tour Of the county last
week looking over the ground. All
were present except Mr.. Morgan.
tor
m and 1t is being planned for Pembina to
have rousing 18th of July celebration
this year. We have one Of the finest
ing al
toe al a..
,s will comes.
&c the
"The finest and earliest spring for
many years" is the universal comment.
and if Seed wheat is all IN. many finished a
will do week ago. The thermometer stood at 80
in the shade on Wednesday and SYM
toms Of ''spring fever" were plentiful.
Of On.
sr Iohn J. l.. and Ernest Pariseau of toilette
leave tomorrow for an extended trip
east to be gone month or more. They
re ex- will spend some time in Duluth, Chi
under cago, Montreal and other cities in east
mt. ern Canada before returning.
clerk
Mimi, .h ,.a~,. ~, |ess n., w =, "ou'eo ~
mbago. Onesr,,,,. coo;a,,, ~. 49,
oOSASIy
/ Dep hands OF receiver. AT this writing it is
yester i4oe oeiAiteiy kno"n now much the
orning. farmers and laboring people who were
patrons of the house will lose. Over
hur on 81, wv, 600 worth of common stock has
e OF been sold largely to farmers and labor
Prtch- ing men. They admit liabilities of $780,
GOO, but claim to have merchandise to
cx,,a the value of about S150, 000 The open
aturday aon 30 w, " ..e so.'eS was o'''y
l. With $50, 600. The president is Julius Kahn,
formerly with Sears, Roebuck & Co.
=, 49, D. G. Fleming, formerly resident of
hae>-a Prattford, but Of late years connected
~ viii, with the Sullivan Implement company Of
East Grand Forks, was in the city yes
terday and left over the Canada North
,,s en- ern for Edmonton, where he expects to
grapher ~ S VIZ e ""s
aturally Nv 'e'a.''e' anu anqua"'aiees 'ie'e
ke un- .s "e'' iAe ""S aeeoAiP"
MED by his brother J. ]. OF Hamilton.
Regarding seeding operations in his
Ger FIX. neighborhood, Mr.. Fleming says the
not;ce7 wheat crop is about all in and lots of it
all the out of the ground, but the exodus OF
: taken people to the Canadian northwest has
lived al, left so much land for those remaining to
he time take care Of that they are overtaxed. He
r that il looks for a bountifu crop with the pres.
ent prospects.
al hoo, Will Hart returned from an extended
To find trip along the line of the Canadian
IN the Northern last week, as far as Battletord
ness the He says the immigration into that coun
II. The try just now is something marvellous
.heare.d Every train from the east is overloaded
law and with settlers and effects. He met man,
terestino of the former residents from here
among whom were Archie Mcdonald
who is running blacksmith shop a
nd H. c. Radison, some distance east of Battle
through ford, and is dong good business. 10
for a trip lGeroux and Roy and Harold Bride ar
far as Ed lat Fielding, the former is engaged in til
different furniture business and the later two ar
general farming some distance from town. Cha.
invest in Wrixon. who was section foreman
) present toilette, is now roadmaster on the CT
; gone tenlnadian Northern with headquarters
Battleford.