The pioneer express., 1909-05-21

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MARKET REPORT.
$S;;f'5:s $:5;isiS E? $ss:E:$ ~; 3 +; 3 :
Elevator Co. -
Friday ....... 1.l6 LA 1.1O 90 sc
Saturday ...... LII LIS Ill OIL 81
Monday ...... l.l6 la 1.1Ol 90 sc
Tuesda~. ....... lis 1.l6 1.l2 OF 9s
Y, Wednesday 80. III lis Ill 90 81
Thursday ..... LIS 1.l6I 1.12l1 02 9S
Barley, So to So, Oats 46 to so, Flax 1.5s
elbows your garden growing?
The leaves will be with us in few
days now.
Marjorie Wardwell leaves to-day for a
visit with friends at Grand Forks and
Reynolds.
There will be quite number of our
citizens who will attend the music festi-
val at Grand Forks next week.
Ole Paulson has the contract for
building new NJ. E. church at Bowes-
mont this summer to cost 81, 900.
The medal contest under the auspices
of the w. G. T. U. will be repeated
some time in June with some new con-
testants entered.
AT the conference of the German
Evangelical Association held at Cavalier
last week, Rev. J.E. BONNER was return
ed to that pastorate.
Look out, MIR. Householder, the board
of health will be arouud the last of next
week to see what they can see around
your premises.
Mrs. +. G. Burnett, formerly of this
city, now of East Grand Forks, left that
place on Monday for California to visit
her parents.
We learn that Miss Lucille Switzer
now teaching at Ada, MINI. will teach
in the Grand Forks city schools next
year.
Misses Switzer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
kneeshaw, and Charles Full have been
in Grand Forks this week in attend
ance at the Workmen and D. of H.
bodies.
The Neche-Pembina ball contest billed
for Friday last did not occur owing to
wet grounds, and the game was indefi-
nltely postponed. The return game set
for yesterday was also postponed for
same reason.
Last week Misses Vera Ewing and
Leila Harvey now attending the "U"
visited friends in Larimore Sunday and
Monday. Miss Ewing visited with F.M.
Sherarts and family and Miss Harvey
visited her aunt.
On Saturday evening Mrs. H. B. Spill
er entertained number of the young
folks at an impromptu party compli-
mentary to the Crystal boys who we're
here for the field meet. An unusually
jolly time was had. Lunch was served
before twelve o'clock.
A real earthquake occurred about 10.
10 on Saturday. 1t was right in this vi
cinity but few people were conscious
of it. In Montana and throughout the
northwest it was felt quite strongly.
This is the first thing of that sort that
ever happened here that anyone remem-
bers.
Skule Goodman came down from
Sleipner, Sask. the first of the week and
will return with his mother and the rest
of the family to their Canadian home in
a short time. Mr.. Goodman is enthusi.
astic over the future of the northwest|
and says the colony from this county are
all doing we'll.
Rev. A. Karr has been at home this
week suffering from a severe case of
tonsilitis which may require an operation
before fully relieved. He reports excel.
ent success in his collections for the
conference claimants fund. His last
place was Sheldon where he succeeded
in getting nearly $1,000. in subscriptions
which is doing we'll for Sheldon and-I
Mr. Karr. a