The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-05-11

IeCclVcS our personal dlleHI
/: INTEREST PAID
{: MERCHANT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Club Papers.
TIE PIONEER EXPRESS cannot be responsible
for the stoppage before expiration or continC
ance after expiration Of other papers sent a
Contract however that club papers shall be dis
continued at the emu OF the subscription. Sub
scribers should note the date of expiration o
timed refuse them from the postmaster afte
they have expired, TAX ing paper from thu
post office ie prima iacie evidence that the per
for the subscription. Any person who pays ,uI
arrears and orders paper stopped and thereafter
refuses the paper at the post office, need not feal
case Of ,rreeularity, change OF address. or othei
business matter write to the publishers of the
premium papers.
School election on June 9TH.
DR.. Falcon is due at his Office next
Tuesday.
F. c. Morris new barn is about COM
pleted, and it is we'll finished structure
throughout.
W. !. Ferguson and J. H. Emerson, OF
toilette were doing business in the city
Wednesday.
Rev. Opie Of Bathgate will fill the
Penlbina and toilette appointments OF
Rev. karr next Sunday.
VIM. Croaker and Miss Clara Thomp-
son, of Humboldt. MINI. were married at
the manse, by Rev. MIR. Campbell Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Felson was at Grand
Forks this week as delegate from Penn
bina lodge to the Grand lodge Of the
Degree of Honor.
Contractor Paulson has had the large
cistern in the fire hall recemented this
week, and it is expected that no further
leaks will be experienced.
June 10Th is the date of primary cleo
lions. Candidates for the legislature
must have their petitions filed with the
county auditor fifteen days previous and
those for county or instruct Office twenty
days previous.
The local play "What became of Park.
err was presented at St. Vincent Tues.
day evening. The band and orchestra
accompanied the troupe. The PROCEEDS
were S67, divided between the band and
Episcopal church.
The Right Rev. Bishop Morrison OF
Duluth will preach in Grace Episcopal
church, on Sunday evening, May 18th, at
1880 O'Clock. There will be special
musical service on the occasion. Every
one most cordially welcome.
President Winlaw of the park associa-
ton has called meeting of the directors
and members for Monday evening next,
IN the council room. There are several
matters of importance to consider and
all that can should attend.
J. McConnachie is making extensive
improvements of his resident property
The building is being moved back to the
center OF the lot and concrete founda
ton placed under it. The improvements
will enhance its value considerably.
George Parker returned from Sheho
Sask. yesterday. He found the Pembins
colony well and contented, and saw lot:
OF country. out found no available home
stea without going tar from the railroad
which he did not care to do.
Editor Woods of the Hamilton indie
pendent was in the city Friday solic,tin.
advertisements for the premium list O
the annual fair. Mr.. Woods got out
neat edition last year, worthy of the pat
ronage OF every business house in tn,
county, and no doubt will receive goo,
liberal patronage this year.
Yesterday afternoon the Canadian
jubilee Singers: who are descendant
of slaves, performed service of song a
the Egyrtain Hall, Mansion House
In the absence Of the Lord Mayor, 81
Richard Temple presided, and there wa
large attendance" daily Chronicle
London.
We are in receipt of an announcement
from Tacoma, Washington, announcin,
the marriage of William Wallace Youn,
to Miss Winifred Walton Bloomfield, O,
May LIST. Mr.. Young is the son of R. H
Young, the founder of the Pioneer Elk
press, now resident of Long Beach
Cal. at which place the bride and groom
announce their home after July LIST.