The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-20

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Fair days seem to have the luck to be
rainy.
The band boys. and other Pembina
people are at the Hamilton fair to-day.
The Winnipeg INDUSTRIAL Fair opens
next Monday and continues all week.
Court attendants from all parts of the
county say the crops are looking very
fine.
Rev. Karr will preach in the M. E.
church here Sunday morning at IL a. M.
no service in the evening.
King & Booker are getting in two
carloads of binders and Irvine for the
big harvest that is coming.
Rev. Mr.. Chamberlain is the new
Episcopal minister assigned to this
diocese. He is expected to-day.
1t is reported that Florance g. Co., Of
Humbolt, Mimi, are contemplating the
organic alton Of bank at toilette this fall.
Mr.. Baskin, the blacksmith, shipped a
carload OF scrap iron last week, and ex-
short time.
Court attendants, jurors and attorneys
have all enjoyed trips on the Red, be-
tween Emerson and here. on the launch,
in the evenings.
Inspector McConnachie has made the
most extensive Improvements around
his premises this summer than any one in
Pembina. A complete sidewalk of con-
crete was finished last week.
The boys and girls of the Methods
church will serve ice cream and cake
Saturday afternoon and evening, begin
ming at 2:30 p. m. Call and patronize
them, there cause is good one.
Ed. LaMoure came in from Jamestown
on Saturday where he attended the state
convention. He left on Monday tor
Towner where he is interested in stock
ranch and where he expects to spend the
summer.
The Hamilton fair was postponed un-
til Friday and Saturday on account of a
heavy rain that set in on Wednesday,
which was general all over the county
and even if pleasant on Thursday would
make bad roads,
The cement mines out at Milton, near
the boundary of this county are succeed
ing so we'll in selling their output, that
they contemplate doubling the capacity
from $50 to 500 barrels day. 1t has to
be hauled by team some nine or ten
miles from the mines to Milton.
Beginning Sunday evening specia
services will be held, until further notice
in the NJ. E. church toilette. Rev. ]. NJ
Beadles, pastor of Grand Forks church
will be present drought the meetings as
also number of the neighboring pastor:
specialsinging is being arranged for.
MIR. Crimson Was awarded the contrac
to carry the mail to and from st. Vincen
twice day, for the next four years. TIL,
morning mails that comes via the fye
have been delayed recently on accoun
Of the party carrying thu mail from tn,
transfer to st. Vincent, temporarily, Civ
ing up. the Job.
Geo. Parker Sr. met with an acciden
Saturday that has placed him under ID
Harris care since. He was cutting ha
and was in the act Of removing some oh
struction in front of the sickle when tn
horses started up. Two Of his finger
were badly lacerated, and it was mira
eel the whole hand was not amputated
He is improving nicely.
Bnrk's Big Double Uncle Toms cabi
Company. will exhibit in Pembina, ON
s riplft only. rain ar shine II, fl,oiv ,,,cr