The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-12-11

You can find most anything you want
in our city stores-and will want most
everything you see.
The Emerson skating rink will be
formally opened Saturday evening, with
Pembina band in attendance. A general
invitation is extended to all to be
present. The ice Is promised to be in
good shape for skating.
Last Monday, the Northern Dakota
train between Edinburg and Concrete,
in the western part of the county, began
to carry the mail between those two
points. This will probably discontinue
the stage that has been operating be-
tween those points.
The supper and entertainment given
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid of the M. E. church last Friday
evening, was very successful. That is.
the financial receipts were success,
amounting to about $780,, and the guests
were full after supper. The program
was very pleasing and consisted of home
talent, except that Mr.. Wilson of Emer-
son contributed solo, which was en-
cored. Mr.. Wilson is an excellent
singer.
E. j. Heating, representing the Bald
win Piano Company will be at the drug
store for few days assisting T. R. Shaw
in his piano sale. II at all interested in
the purchase of an instrument either
piano, pianola or organ call and get
the best prices on the first line of must
cal instruments on the market. Holders
of unused coupons should present them
for valuation on choice of pianos while
Mr.. Kea ting is in town, so that the
instruments may be shipped before the
holidays. Time payments can be arrang-
ed if so desired
Atty.John P. Conmy, of this city, has
gone into partnership with Atty. S. G
Skulason of Grand Forks, and they Will
practice law in the latter city. Mr..
Conmy is a graduate of last years law
school at the o., and has much natura
ability, which will be developed by the
larger practice Of the city work. Mr..
SkulAson is also graduate of the U.
and was formerly of this county. He
has built up a large practice. Mr.. w.
G. Husband has been in company with
him until lately, but recently went to
Montana to start in for himself.
A dramatic recital will be given in the
City Hall this evening::under the auspices
of the Pembina schools, by j. Frank
Fouche. Mr.. Fouche has wide expert
ence, and is considered one of the hest
elocutionists that has visited these parts
and from press announcements he has
met with success everywhere. The pro-
ceeds go to the piano fund Of the
schools, and fifty cents invested in {
ticket is that much donated towards
paying for the new piano recently placed
lin the school, besides an opportunity tt
enjoy an evenings entertainment. Blu,
ticket. The high school has the mat
ter in charge, and reserved seats can b
, had at the drug store.
Seth L. Hartzell, the Cavalier count
attorney who was sentenced to five year
( imprisonment for the killing of Byro
g U. Stoddard, and whose sentence We
Y committed to expire December LIST, hi
d been released and has applied to tt
:. board for restoration of citizenship. II
Hartzell case has been before the boar
e several times and at the last session of Il
n. board it was agreed to commute his Sc
ID tence in order that he might be releas'
p by Christmas time. His sentence wou
ie have expired within month. Hartz'
was visitor ar the capitol Tuesday aft
his release to file his application for
~ storation of Observation-Disclosures T
bune.
m Marriafe Licenses.
e. Nov. 3O.-Peter Richett, Hope, CA
or lier Co., and Margaret Capelette,
Joseph.
Nov. 3O.-Charles Luverne Fairch
IN and Lottie Golf. Drayton.
lily Dec. 2.-William A. Shannon,
elk Falls, Mimi, and Mary p. Burr
tie Toilette. -.
hit Dec. 9.-James Gillies and Vic
he Langton, Neche.
er-l Dec. Is. Oliver Hughes and Jen
tahaards Neche.