The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-10-05


Word comes from California that G.
w. Ryan has sold out his interests at
Penryn and moved to San Jose, making
the Pembina colony quite extensive in
that Pacific resort.
! Cashier Peterson of the Farmers
State Bank of st. Thomas, Atty. Nc
Murchie and Rev. Beugel, Lutheran
minister, represented st. Thomas in
this city on Monday last.
The rector will conduct services at
Grace church next Sunday October 7th
Service on Friday evening at 1870 at
the residence Of r, Aylen. Choir pratice
after the meeting.
You better 60 over and see the gar
den stuff at the fair to-day, 1t will be
worth the trip to st. Vincent. They
have had good season over there. One
fare each way are the excursion rates on
the ferry to day.
The ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
church will hold their annual supper on
Tuesday evening October 9th in the
new city hall. An excellent program
has been prepared, supper from 6 to 8.
Program from to 10.
Ninth month, twenty ninth day, 1906
a boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Die.
trich. Tenth month, second day, a
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. John Andrews.
DIR. Harris makes the report and says he
is a firm Deliver in the Rooseveltian
doctrine.
County Commissioners met on Mon
day in the regular quarterly session but
had done so much work during the ses-
sion of the week previous that they did
notfind enough to keep them going, so
adjourned until to-day, when they meet
to 60 through some business set for this
date.
The remnant sale of receiver Shaw of
the remains of the late First National
Bank of Pembina were auctioned off
last Saturday to the highest bidder,
who was Attorney George Peterson OF
this city for $4,000. One or two claims
were held out and may be sued by the
receiver
Foot ball tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock at the ball park, Grafton High
School vs.. Pembina. 1t will be played
under the new rules and will not be 50
much of question of avoirdupois as
formerly and will give our boys better
show to win. There should be a good
turnout to encourage our home team as
we'll as to replenish their finances.
G G, Thompson redeived new 16
foot steel launch, with two horse pow
er twin engine yesterday for party up
the Pembina river. 1t has speed OF
seven miles an hour and draws eight
inches of water when loaded. 1t will
be used in the Tongue river when the
water is high enough. 1t is of the latest
improved pattern, both hull and engine
Misses Myrtle Jephcott and Mabel
Wardwell now take turns in halloing
the calls to central. Miss Gravelle has
returned to her duties in the Grand
Forks Office. She proved very popula,
for the two weeks that she was teach.
ing the others and the public how to use
the new phones. Supt. Blakey of Far
go was here on Monday making final
arrangements for the perfection of de.
tails.
Brother Deacon always has shining
face but this is the day of all the year
when the sun of his countenance is al
the meridian height, He usually takes
about half the premiums with his garde 4
stuff at the fair, and this is also the day
when the farmers come in to the fair
and all of them, that is most all of them
take the occasion to pay up old scores
and one year in advance for the New
Era. Long may he shine.
| The heaviest storm for hundred
years occurred along the northern shore
LOT the Gulf Of Mexico last week and die
millions of dollars of damage to Mobile
Pensacola, New Orleans and many otheii
LOT the smaller coast towns. Some lives
were lost from wrecks. Among Other
| losses and significant of the fury Of thu
.lstor m was the destruction wholly OF il
part Of forty-four light houses, which an
| built purposely strong to Withstand
lgales. 81 s55 o. 5s