The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-03-15
MARKET REPORT.

for M o n G =, a. ~ =
Elevator Co.
E E,;a3yS,v g g 8 g So g s s :
Monday 81 GA sol 81 :
TUESDAY .... IS 63 So, 50 4
Wednesday .... 81 64I 6O| 81 .
Thursday ...... 67 64I 6O Oh
Barley As, Oats 80, Flax LOG.
Township elections on Tuesday.
L. X. Shaw left on a short bushes
trip to Grand Forks Wednesday.
Mrs. Wallace Cameron of ST. Vincen
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Superintendent Sherarts left for Cav
alier Wednesday on visit to the schools
j. E. Ashley has rented his vest farm
to Dan Monnette for the coming year
Service in the M. E. Church Joliet,
and Pembina, next Sunday. Subjec
"Hell'
Minte Crimson returned from one o
his periodical trips to his Roosevelt
farm Monday.
A grand ball will be given in Reid Hal
st. Vincent this evening. Supper viii
be served at the Thedorf hotel.
An open missionary meeting was helt
at the residence of j. F. Gill "Wednesday
afternoon, with good attendance.
Ed LaMoure has arrived home
his duties on committee work at
Washington having closed with the SEES
sion.
OF course nobody thinks we are goine
to have flood, but we notice that there
is considerable inquiry about the price
of boats.
Miss Ethel kneeshaw left on Wed
nesday on visit to, friends and relatives
in New York and Montreal, to be gone
year or more.
Monday was a thaw day until evening
and then it showed some with regular
blizzard for a few hours. The net re
suit was more snow.
Mrs. Burley has moved to the up
stairs over Miss Larson's millinery store
and Jack Menzes has taken the prem
ises vacated by Mrs. Burley.
The Pioneer Express will be glad l.
the town clerks, or any other friend.
send us list Of the officers elected al
the town meetings next Tuesday.
Eugene Beaudry of Neche was her,
this week transacting business, Sane
visiting friends. Mr.. B. has bought hal
interest in pool room in Neche.
Commodore Akers has had men a
work this week cutting out the ferr,
from its winter mooring place. and nov
1t is awaiting the raising of the waite
so it can be pulled to the shore.
Rex Lampman, editor of the Mech
Chronotype, was pleasant caller at tn
Evening Times Office to-day. Mr.. Lamp
man was on his way home after shor
visit at Ada, Minn.-Evening Times.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hol
their annual Easter supper in the Cit
hall on che evening of April second.
good program is being arranged and re
freshments will be in abundance. A
are invited.
At the teachers examination held hel
Saturday the following wrote the exam
nation: Miss Christina Goldsmith,
Crystal; Miss Maud Bellamy, of ORA
ton; and Misses Nellie Parker and Tof
Arnason, of Pembina.
Mrs. Lemery, step-mother of Mrs. D
Falcon died at Kingston, Ontario, la
week. The law suit as to the proper
left by the father at Inkster was settle
out of court some time previous to MI
Lemery's death.
The thirty -cent-a-dozen eggs have
last disappeared and from now on tn,
will not be classed among the luxuri
for while at least, although eggs ,
wa, demand a good price in Pembil
comp d with other places.
We notice by the Times that Jam
Gaffney of Nome, Alaska, was in Graz
Forks this week. He is the son
Thomas W.Gaffney who used topracti
law in this county in the early da.
The son runs clothing store in Nome