The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-06-05


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more general circulation than any
other paper. Gard of rates sent on APP
Entered at the postoff1ce at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
The r G. church is being painted.
Reserve your seats for the Montgomery
lecture, SOC and 25c.
There are now five mail clerks on this
run from here to st. Paul.
King & Booker are the first to own a
"bubble wagon in the city.
What DR.. Montgomery doesn't know
about Heads is not worth saying.
Louise Brehany concert tonight.
Get seat before they are all gone.
DIR. Montgomery, under auspices M.
E. church, Thursday, June 18th, city
hall.
Mr.. Kelly of the N. P. force is having
new piazza put in front of his resi-
dence.
Gladys Harris and Henrietta Conmy
attended the graduation at Grafton on
Monday.
Dudley Full was an arrival on Tues
day evenings train from Minnesota
University.
Mrs. Harry Horn has been enjoying
visit from her two young brothers
from Grafton the past week.
r Many court friends have come in to
say "Howdy'' and were very welcome.
We are always glad to meet these old
friends again.
Though Pembina has been very much
occupied with "events'' recently, the
Montgomery lecture on Thursday, June
18th, promises to be we'll patronized.
Public school children at half price to
the Montgomery lecture. They will be
pleased, interested and educated if they
go. He is the most eloquent speaker in
the northwest.
The week has been warm and pleas
ant with threatening rain. but the
farmers have been busy all the time
and there is considerable demand for
teams for blowing.
Grace Episcopal church services on
Sunday as follows: Sunday school at
IL a. IN. Evening prayer and sermon at
1880. Hearty welcome extended to all
to attend these services. w. Leonard
Baker, student in charge.
Flag day on June 18th. Anniversary
of the adoption of ''Old Glory" 1t will
be Sunday, but that is the best day of
all to hoist YOUR colors. In all sea-
ports it is the universal custom for
ships to hoist their colors on Sunday.
At meeting of the Adams Presbytery
in Crookston Tuesday night Rev. Neil A.
Gilchrist, Pastor at Large, accepted a
call to the Presbyterian church at Thief
River Falls. This is one of the most i'm
portant churches in this part of the stste.
Rev. Gilchrist's many friends in this vi
cinity will congratulate him.
Rev. Mr.. Karr went to toilette on Mon.
day to perform the marriage ceremony
between Wallace Kemp and Miss Annie
Willis, both of which young people have
been raised in that locality and who have
the respect and regard of all and will be
the recipients Of many good wishes from
very large circle of friends.
J.. A young man aged about twenty -fiv
named William Davis of Carlos MINI
near Alexandria, was drowned at Dray
ton on Wednesday afternoon. He an
two companions were bathing in the Re-
river and Davis stepped off into dee
water. He was working with the side
walk crew. The river was being d1agge
yesterdayin the hope Of finding the bod.
Hereafter we will get a Sunday ma
from st. Vincent and the postoffice wi
= be- open for the delivery from $50
1880 a. m. For the convenience of bus
ness people postmaster Cavileer no
takes the Daily Herald and Times in
his store after the evening mail arrive
for distribution to those that call +
them. As most eastern mail now 60
by way Of st. Vincent such mail shou
be in the Office by 2:45 p. m.