The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-11

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MARKET REPORT.
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Barley. ~ to 46, Oats 81 to Al, Flax 1.l2
The College Boy is not band show.
Ah-rr, yes, the oyster month has
arrived.
Rev. Mr.. Karr and Mr.. Jones took the
auto route to Milton this week and made
the trip in four hours.
Owing to busy season of threshing
there is not much occurring on the city
streets this week.
Many pleasure parties have been en-
joying the beautiful evenings via the
''Chico" on the river.
Nearly 100 students attended Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi. last
year. Their verdict: st is the best"
H. D. Mckay and daughter Belle,
attended the funeral services of Miss
Susie Cameron at Grand Forks last
Sunday.
The city knocker says Don't believe
that ere line of the Midland Sentimental
railroad will ever be anything but an
''air' line
District Superintendent las they call
him now J. G. Moore preached to his
old parishioners here and at toilette
last Sunday.
The Northwestern Telephone Co. at
this point have installed night man
and hereafter service will be continuous
day and night.
Rev. MIR. karr who has been the popu-
lar ME. pastor for several years has re-
quested a change at the next conference
which occurs about the middle of o.
tober.
Marjorie Wardwell returned on Tues
day from visit with Mrs. ]. G.. Hayes
at Neilsville, Mimi. accompanied by Miss
Mary Glover of Mfflnburg, Pa. for few
days visit here.
Miss Genieve Larson who has been
visiting with Miss Emma Wright for
some time. returns to her home in Fargo
this week. She has made many warm
friends in the city.
The school bell tolled the knell of part
ing vacation time on Tuesday morning,
and the funereal cortege wended its
mournful way to the school house-or
more briefly, school began Tuesday.
Rev.Karr took his Bible class children
for picnic last Friday via the "Chico'
to DR.. Campbell's place on the Minneso-
ia side. They had a grand time and
found DR.. Campbell kind host.
Mr.. and Mrs.Hull and two sons expect
to leave to-day for jamestown. Mr.Hull
is the right-of-way man for the new Mid.
land Continental and has the work about
finished here, most of the land being
given free that was required. Only few
tracks between here and Crystal will
have to be condemned and these mostly
belong to non residents.
Last Sunday evening at st. Luke's
church, Rev. Mr.. Norquay tied the bow
uniting Miss Blanche Boyer and Mr.
Kenneth Kelley in wedlock. Both the
principals are from st. Paul, and at the
time were visiting with friends in Penn
bina. The bride is q former Neche
young lady.-Emerson Journal.
The weather of the week has beer
favorable for threshing except some
windy days, but the golden has beer
pouring out rapidly every day. Ths
weather has been abnormally warm To-
the season. Here at Pembina the gov
eminent thermometer went as high a
So degrees on Tuesday, while at Minot i
WAS 100,and ct other points was all alonl
il the 90s.