The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-07-10

be engaged with summer work for the
next few weeks. A large number of Penn
bina county teachers are reported as in
attendance at the school this term.
Rev. A. McGregor, formerly of St.
Paul, and who for time owed farm
at toilette, moved about year ago from
Grand Forks to Whittier, CAL, and last
week was stricken with paralysis caused
by overwork.
The city fathers decided on Tuesday
evening that all future sidewalks shall be
made of cement and that on residence
streets they shall be five feet wide. This
width gives room enough for one person
to pass couple when meeting without
forcing the couple to fall into single file.
The st. Thomas Times in copying the
catching of the 40 pounds sturgeon here
last week, says "This information comes
from the Pioneer Express and is quite
reliable" Thanks for the compliment
Brother Hager. Our reputation for
truth and veracity seems to be pretty
we'll established by this test.
The Orange lodge of Carlisle will hold
THAR annual pic mic in McCaffery's grove
mile and half northeast of Carlisle
on Monday, July 18th. The usual pro-
gram of speeches, base ball and other
attractions will amuse the crowd. Re-
freshments will be served by the ladies
of the NJ. E. church.
Cool Saturday, Sunday and Monday
and hot Tuesday and Wednesday and
promise of showers on Thursday is the
weather for the week. A shower is
badly needed. There is plenty of moist.
IRE for the deep rooted crops but the
surface is very dry Wheat is not look.
ms too we'll according to farmer visitors
from all parts of the county.
Pembina County Fair at Hamilton on
July 2O-21-22. There is going to be a
good program. Among other attractions
there will be very large herd of count,
candidates in the grand parade-which
alone will be worth the price of ad
mission. Seriously, however, the man
agement are using every effort to get uI
good show thisyear.
Interested parties have set the ball
rolling for a two days baseball and other
sport tournament to take place sometime
this mouth 1t is the purpose to make
it one of the best of the kind held in
these parts this year. Pembina did not
celebrate the 4fh but when we ge,
through with this tournament it will be
good comparison with any 18th celebra.
ton we could have gotten up. Ameetine
of the Busnessmen's Uuion is called fol
this evening in the council room and all
that are interested are requested tc
be present. 1t will be two days tourna
ment, and the prizes will be up in the
hundreds
| Pemblna's Fourth was quiet anc
! sane. Of course there were fire crackers
and in the evening there were some loca
tireworke, but as a whole those who were
at home spent the time in quiet and peace
except about four o'clock in the afternoon
the fire bell rang and disclosed the fact
that there were quite number left ir
town. Some kid had thrown firecrack
er on the roof of the Lowe establishment
opposite the City Hall and let it smoule
there until it broke out setting the roo
on fire, but was seen soon enough that ;
few pals of water pnt it out withou
damage of any account. About fit,
people followed the base ball team t,
Cavalier and spent pleasant day will
good entertainment provided by the hos
pitable people there. A few went t,
Drayton by train to enjoy the sport
there.
My new soda fountain is here and tn
, latest and best drinks drawn while 20,
j wait" CHAS. LaFOND.
DR.. Porter, dentist, can be found a
, the dental parlors of DR.. Mcqueen
ready to attend to callers.
By attending Mankato College, Man
kato, Mimi, you attend the best schoc
in the country. Send for beautifully il
,lustrated catalogue.
PLAIN sewing at home solicited by
Mrs. Giltrud, So. Pembina.
n Oak Fence Posts for Sale.
i have for. sale about 1000 good oa
fence posts. JOHN F. MILLER.
: New Harness and ShoeShop.
> l have opened harness and shoe sho
, opposite King 4 Booker store, where
q lam prepared to do all kinds Of work j
t my line. Give me :. call BIZ li.
II s Ed. DORIAN