The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-07-06

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Court convenes in adjourned session
on Monday next.
Mrs. Julius Benson of the Kelso farm
returned from visit to friends at Noun
tain Sunday.
Mrs. Montague returned to her home
in Dickinson this week, after a couple
months visit with relatives.
The county board are in session as an
equalization board this week. They will
be in session several day yet.
Mrs. B. F. Horr left of Tuesday on a
visit to relatives at New Monterey, Cali
fornia. to be gone several months.
The annual excursion from Emerson to
Winnipeg Beach is set for August 9th,
over the c. P. R. The round trip is sl.SO
Jack Oliver. in giving initial illustration
to his young son how to celebrate the
18th had his face badly burned by fire
cracker.
Among the parties that came here to
celebrate the 18th were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Cockburn and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nc
Crea OF Drayton and w. E. Goats of Bis
marck.
Baseball this evening, Emerson VS..
Pembina. On Monday evening Grafton
will play here. They play Emerson the
following day at the fair at Emerson.
Mrs. w. ]. Lean of toilette who came
to the city last week for medical treat
p,ent has been very i'll since that time
but we are glad to say she is improving
now quite rapidly.
Campbell Bros circus was at St. Vim
cent Sunday, and showed there Monday.
Pembina was deserted all day and the
ferry across the Red was heavily taxed.
The show was good.
The annual fair at Emerson occurs on
Monday and Tuesday next. There will
be full program of sports and an agri-
cultural show as well. Baseball between
Grafton, st. Jean and Emerson.
Monday was Dominion day celebration
at Emerson, and an excursion tram of
several hundred Odd Fellows came
down from Winnipeg. There was reg
ular program of sports and the Pembina
band was in attendance.
Jas. r. Carr arrived in the city yester-
day from Saskatoon. He will remain
till Monday when ne leaves for Menomi-
nee, Wis. to visit relatives, and on his
return Mrs. Carr will accompany him.
Persons having cases of contagious
diseases in dwellings under their charge
are liable to heavy fines if the same are
not promptly reported to the health
officers. The general public safey is
concerned.
John Henry, known as "Black Jack''
who has been employed about Hamilton
for many years and who has been sick
with cancer of the stomach at the county
poor house in this city for some months
died on July 3rd. He was 81 years Of
age.
A boy ten years old was trying to
climb on freight car in motion at EN-.
erson on Thursday and somehow fell un.
der The wheels and was run over above
the knees. While being taken to hos
pital at Winnipeg he died on the way
A special engine came over after DR.
Harris. but the boy was too badly hur,
for medical relief.
"a celebration at Emerson on Monday,
circus ct St Vincent the same day, rush
Of AZ Of July JOB work, getting ready 70,
the celebration here. and the celebration
"a the 4tli. made the Pioneer Express
4 force wake Or on the day Of publication
feeling rather queer. We don't tell thu
3 q 81 Apology. bat 6 : statement Of facts
CT which my short comines may Sc IS.
cficed by the induIeen4 reader. .s