The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-05-15

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MARKET REPORT.
E :! $ss: 81: e 9 e 3 e
Elevator Go.
Monday 10000. 98 IS SO " SO
Tuesday ...... IS 93 86I 70 81
Wednesday go. 96 93 s6| IS 81
Thursday 5000. So 92l 85' "a 66
Barley 81 to Al, Oats 80 to AZ, Flax 1.Os.
School election occurs on June End.
Chas. Atkinson went to Grafton on
Wednesday.
Wayne Norton was over from Hamil-
ton for few days this week.
Mrs. F.. G. Warner left Wednesday for
a short visit at the Twin Cities.
Rev. MIR. Karr went to Milton this
week to look after farm matters there.
Mrs. Frank Middleton still remains
very low, without much change either
way.
Pembina wants a harness and shoe
maker. Splendid opportunity for the
right man.
f. M. King left on Sunday for Bis
marck where he had a bid as member
of the United States jury. :
The silver medal contest at St. Vim
cent by Pembina talest wes very SHINY
attended. Miss Hazel Douglas received
the award.
Many old friends in this city will be
sorry to learn of the serious illness of
Miss Bessie Dillon at her home in
Scotia, Wash.
Guy Mckay, who has been running a
gasoline traction engine for his uncle,
B. S. Brynjolfson, over at Rugby, plow-
ing this spring, is at home for visit.
The marriage license business has
been rather dull lately but Judge Wick
says he expects the ''month of roses and
brides" will show considerable improve
ment.
Mrs. Sherarts accompanied her hus-
band to Grand Forks this week. Supt.
Sherarts is attending superintendent
meeting and the nter-scholastic orator.
cal and athletic trials.
Judge and Mrs. w. ]. Kneeshaw left
on Monday for Grand Forks where the
latter will attend the meeting of the
state Degree of Honor. Mrs. j. K.
Switzer is also in attendance there as
delegate from the local lodge.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson left on Sunday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Anderson at Grafton, who have recently
moved into a new and beautiful home
there, being formerly the residence O
Judge Sauter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Short left on Sat
urday for Grand Forks, the former goinl
on to Minot where he was due on Tues
day as member of the state committe
to hear contests, and Mrs. Short viii
visit friends at Grand Forks and take il
the May musical festival there.
A fairly good sized house greeted th
dramatic troupe of Emerson people VIII
played here on Monday evening. The
work is highly commended by thos
present. The receipts we're $40, an
were for the benefit of the Episcop
church here.
The school board has let the contra
to N. G. Patterson for the constructit
of concrete sidewalks on the scho
grounds and the work will be col
menced next week. Mr.. Patterson h
also the contract for a new concre
walk to be placed in front of Basker
shop, on Stutsman street.
Minot Convention.
Special, pm. yesterday The credt
tials committee have brought in min
lty and majority reports and speech
are being made on the question Of viii
shall be adopted. As the disputed dc
.54 cations will probably hold the balal
Of power after admission and will not
allowed to vote on this matter, the
I. sulting vote viii be the first test Of
actual strength q the two factions.