The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-03-08
MARKET REPORT.

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thursday thursday . 49,: Sc 81 81 so So| 81 81 &
Barley A, Oats 81, Flax LOT.
March came in like sheep.
Township elections on March 10Th
City election April LIST.
Service in the NJ. f. Church toilette
and Pembina, next Sunday. Subject
"Heaven''
Send in your orders for the new ses-
sion laws, only 81. They are worth
twice the money. The laws are.
Mrs. Ellis Thorwaldson of Mountain,
wife of County Treasurer Thorwaldson,
has been visiting relatives in the city
this week.
Miss Larson amour ces her spring
opening for Monday March 18th. Every
thing lovely in the new spring styles.
Ladies please remember the date.
The last carnival of the season will be
held at the Emerson rink next Thurs
day evening. The Pembina band will
be in attendance. A big time is ex-
pected.
Harry Wells, of Carlisle has rented
the Kohles farm from Chas. Atkinson
and moved there this week. Mr.. Wells
worked the Yves. Argue place near the
post Office last year.
Ed. Newell has sold his blacksmith
shop at st. Vincent to VIM. Mason, and
retired Saturday evening. We under
stand John Holm is to take charge of
the forge for Mr.. Mason.
Snow is going very slowly. Been ra-
Their cool. Every cold day now increas-
es the prospects of flood. Meantime
everybody is getting his hauling done
for spring before the roads break up.
Mrs. Bentley who has been visiting
friends and attending to some probate
business in this county for some weeks,
with her son Herbert, returned to her
home near Delisle, ASA. on Tuesday.
Miss LaBar arrived in the city this
week from her home in Hillsboro. She
has spent the last few days in the Twin
Cities buying her spring stock of millin-
cry which will be on sale in few days.
Fred Wright arrived home from the
Duluth district last week where he was
employed at various kinds of work. He
started in at numbering but the deep
snow hampered the work so many OF
the camps were closed.
Charles Hart of Macarthur was load
ing up cars at Emerson on Wednesday
preparatory to moving to Sheho, ASA
Mr.. Hart has been prominent and use.
full citizen of his locality and he will be
missed by his neighbors.
The directors of the Pembina Build
ing and Loan Association met Monday
evening and among other business trans
acted opened new series for March
LIST. Anyone wanting to take out shares
in this series at the beginning better
apply to E. D. Booker, the secretary
forthwith.
S. E. Thompson, late of Hallock, ant
now of Crookston has beeh promoted t,
the foremanship of the Daily Times o
the latter city. Mr.. Thompson is
graduate of this Office and was raised il
this town where he has many friend
who will be glad to congratulate him o.
his promotion and will wish him success
IN Cno future.
N. B. Purdy, formerly of toilette, bu
now of Edmonton, and who was one q
the pioneers of the former township
has been visiting relatives in this coun
ty for the past two weeks and left 70
his home in the northwest this week
Mr.. Purdy likes his new home and SUI
roundings. Old friends we're glad t
see him looking SO well.
Dan Mcdonald, Of Glasston was i
the city yesterday having assisted AL
y Sw. lwell hauling over his househol
effects and machinery which he is LOAF
ing on the q. p. r. at Emerson for Lon
Lake, Sssk Mr.. Mcdonald moved I
Glaastons from toilette five years ag
M nd hrs hid rood crops and done we
VI ssinos, hslsft BE still owns his farm