The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-06-14


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Mrs. II. G. Myrick, Sr. lost an "Old
Settlers pin some weeks ago and hopes
this notice will meet the eye of the find
Grand rcStorcr.
Miss Pauline Knccshaw arrived home
from st. Marys, Faribault, on Monday
and took the next train for Grand Forks
to be present ut the closing exercises at
the University, the guest of her friend
Miss Hulda Anderson.
Rev. w. Russell the evangelist preach
ed in Emerson on Wednesday evening to
Il large union meeting. His sermon was
Il masterpiece of logic and oratory, full
of appeal and persuasion. The Elmer
son people want to hear him again.
The Pcmbna Cornct Band has been
engaged to furnish music on the 4th of
July at Lancaster, MINI. That town is
making extensive arrangemcnts.,ss cell
CITRATE the national holiday in true
American style and the boys look for a
good time.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Hart, of Webster
South Dakota, arrived in the city Sun
day on Il two weeks visit with relatives.
Mr. Hart is in the jewclry business,
and was burned out a short time ago,
and while his new building is being
erected he is taking his vacation
AS it don't look much like a celcbra-
ton at Pembinl this year some one
ought to pass the hat and get some fire
works for the kids. Might as we'll
put the money together as we will spend
about so much individually anyway, and
the result will be much better
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Raymond Stong to Edna
Wallace. at Drayton on the 2lst inst.
MIR. Stong is of the First National bank
and Miss Edna is the daughter of II. w.
Wallace, and both popular in social cir
cles. MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ. King will at
tend the wedding from here.
The city board of equalization met on
Tuesday evening and adjourned for want
of quorum. The meeting will he adjourn
ed from day to day until next Tuesday
evening, until all matters are settled.
Any person desiring change in assess
ment will please meet with the council
on Tuesday evening next at 500.
Ole Paulson is probably the busies
man in town. He has the contracts for
the erection Of several tine residences in
and around ST. Vincent, and two story
concrete building for the kelso bank at
Hallock. He has dozen or more men
at work in different places and it takes
him all his time supervising the differ
ent jobs.
Mrs Sherarts and Mr.. Sherarts neice
Miss Bessie Blake who has been visit
ing here leave for Obcrln. o., next week
for an extended visit with relatives. Mr..
Sherarts will go to Grand Forks next
week, Saturday to teach in the training
school at the u" which will last six
weeks. Miss Blake is sweet singer
and has rendered several beautiful solos
at the evangelistic meetings held this
week.
Amonga class of forty five new law
yers who received certificates at Grand
Forks last week we find the names OF
the following Pembina county boys
E. W. Burke. Crystal; j. p. Conmy
Pembina: W. G. Husband, Hensel T.. f
McCurdy, Tyner. Thirty-six of the elias.
were graduates of the n. ID. U. and in
cludes the Pembina county contingent
The Pioneer Express wishes the m al
success in their chosen profession.
\. G.. Patterson has the contract t,
build new concrete sidewalks along tn
LaMoure and Cavileer residence proper
ties, besides several crossings for tn
, city. and work will commence as soon a
, it gets dry enough to do the work. l
, is likely there will be considerabl
more walks of this kind built this yea
as soon as the council gets aronnd t
look some other walks over that nee,
r renewal.
f. H. Gordon of Langdon. died at hi
home in Langdon on Sunday last afte
about four weeks run of typhoid. Nj
Gordon was well known in this count
t having been raised in the neighborhoot
2 of Tyner, and was graduate of tn