The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1907-10-18

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MARKET REPORT.
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Elevator Co. ~
Friday ...... 1.04 1.O1 81 80 50 Il
Saturday .... Los l.O2 9SI 20 81 v
Monday l.O5 l.O2 50 80 81 e;
Tuesday ... l.04 1.Ol 81 50 SO
Thursday. l.O1 81 81 Sc so :,
Barley ga to So, Oats A, Flax 1.25. tt
The chicken season closed on Tuesday al
October 18th. II
E. d. Booker is having an ell built to ::
his house. and will have bathroom put
in.
Born-In Emerson, ON Saturday, Octo-
Der 9Th. to Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. johnson, p
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Dr. Mcqueen went to Milton and ID
Langdon on Wednesday on business and Ii
will be gone week. Iii
Rev. Alex karr went to Minot on
Monday to- attend the M. E. conference
which is in session this week u
J. G. Green and Geo. Start of Hamil- fo
ton were visitors in town Tuesday and e,
made this Office a pleasant call. g
Rev. w. j. Hall of Halock was shak- m
ing hands with old friends here on Tues W
day. He was formerly pastor of the Ell
Presbyterian church here.
ID. S. Mcmillan. who used to teach the "
Pembina band, was in this city this in
week shaking hands with old acquan- al
trnces. He is now travelling for the Min. in
neapolis Journal. O,
Some county visitors who registered 4
at the International this week were:- =,
T. J. Haugil and Jas. Shea of Bathgate: ~
Joseph NORM, Max Duprey and Oliver -,
Hughes of Neche.
alfalfa" showed here this week to a
medium sized house. They put on a -
fair play. They have a novel way of =
advertising in flying large box kite F"
with banner attached to the string -
announcing alfalfa tonight. - -
Geo. Peterson accompanied his daugh- Il
ter Dora to Winnipeg Monday where "
she enters upon course of study in II
shorthand and type writer in Wesley '
college. Mr.. Peterson returned We'd {
nesday. s.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church I
wish to announce that they will hold r
their annual Hallwoeen supper Friday 5
evening, November 1st. 1t will be fol- a
lowed by program which will be an
nounced later.
The nimrods of the town having con. I
siderable sport of late hunting geese, \
and while the results have not been f
successful as it might have been, they i
have been better than for several years 10
back. We are informed that in eastern t
Kttson county the ''honkers'' have been \
killed by the hundreds. C
Treasurer Thorwaldson wishes us to III
announce that penalty of 5 per cent ll
are added to land taxes on November LIST, Ii
and all lands not settled for at that time n
will be advertised, which means another i
twenty cents per description. Delin- /
quent tax sale occurs on first Tuesday a
in December. The above refer to 1908
taxes. 1907 taxes are not due until De- "a
I cember LIST. So far we understand the Z
taxes are pretty well paid up. i