The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-04-20

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MARKET REPORT.
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Flax, s1.05 Oats %. Barley 80.
Parker? Where's Parker9 Next Friday
evening.
Exc mmissioner Joseph NORM was a
pleasant caller on Saturday.
The last Of the seasons club dances
will be held i'll the City hall this evening.
E. X. Cavleer brought home three
fine ''honkers" from his hunting trip the
other day.
County commissioners meet next
NJ onday to consider bridges and adver.
Using for the same.
Paul johnson was here this week. see
ing that his many friends were we'll pro-
tected from fire, hail etc.
James Morris who has been attending
business college at Grand Forks since
last fall returned home Saturday.
H. A. Campbell the photographer has
purchased corner lot at Emerson and
will build a new gallery there at once.
Miss Myrtle j. phcott has been engaged
to teach the school i'll the Hogan district
and will enter upon her duties next Mon.
day.
States Attorney Sinkler of Grafton
was in the city Wednesday,, appearing in
the interest Of the plaintiff in a divorce
suit, before Judge Kneeshaw.
S. M. Moorhead, who has been spend.
ing the winter in the vicinity of Roose.
welt, MINI. returned home this week, and
expects to go to Bemidji in short time
The annual Convention of the N. D.
Sunday school Association will be held
on May 1924. One and one-third rates
on the railroads.
Deputy Grand Master Bohn of the
Workmen has been in the city this week
and gave some good insurance talk at
the lodge room and at the close of the
Presbyterian supper.
All the business houses on Cavilee,
street have new awnings this spring which
not only serve as a barrier against the
sun in the show windows but also as ar
advertisement of what is kept within.
Some of the local nimrods have beer
hunting this spring with poor results. II
seems that all kinds of migratory birds
have either given this section go-by OF
have not yet arrived-but the former is
generally conceded to be the case.
Two destructive fires swept over part
of toilette township last week doing con-
siderable damage to hay in stacks. Geo.
Parker lost over forty tons. 1t is long
time since this stretch of country was 50
we'll burned off as it is this spring.
The old shack at "Huron City" which
was the last building left in that once
thriving village occupied by Annie Burke
a county charge, was burned a week ago
Huron City was plated in 1882 on the
boundary line next to West Lynn, Man.
The Easter Sunday school collection
at the M. E. church amounted to Of
"A large portion of this was the result O
individual labor and earnings of tn.
scholars. At the evening services tn,
collection amounted to $50.
Blaine Ewing resigned his clerkship il
the auditors Office this week and left o.
Wednesday to cast bis lot with others il
the Canadian northwest, if the countr
suits him. His first stopping place wi
Saskatoon. The close confinement q
Office work did not agree with him an
i Us bis intention 70 locate on e home
B stead . grow up with the country il
suitable place can BE found. Franc
Hosr succeeds him 4 the auditors of6c