The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-07


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MARKET REPORT.
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Elevator Co.
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Monday ...... LA 1.12 1.08(1 03 SO
TUESDAY. ...... LIS lib LODI Oh 90
Wednesday go. IL 1.l5 l.ll|l 06 o. o.
Barley, 50 to SO, Oats 43 to AZ, Flax 1.54
w. G. T. U. medal contest, city hall,
Monday evening.
A lumber firm over in Minnesota All
vertises "bamagelia" for sale.
A small neck chain was lost in the
streets this week. The finder will con-
fer favor by leaving it at this office.
Mr.. Diamond of the Humboldt neigh
borhood had 400 acres of wheat seeded
Wednesday evening.
DR.. Mcqueen will be absent from his
Office all next week attending a meeting
of the North Dakota dental society at
Grand Forks.
There is meeting of the Kittson
county teachers association at st. Vim
cent today and tomorrow.
Francis Horr left yesterday for De-
troit, MINI. to enter upon his duties as
clerk in Hotel Minnesota, position he
occupied two years ago.
Marshal Akers requests us to give no.
tice that he will impound any stock
running at large in the city limits from
this date without further notice. Own
ers of stock please take notice.
The herd started on Monday. About
all they get at present is exercise. Herd
man Oliver also gets some too as the
COWS don't seem to have much to do but
play.
You will 60 to Heneman's tomorrow at
three to get your things for Sunday din
ner as cooked by the M. E. Ladies' Aid.
They are the same kind that mother
used to make"
A game of baseball, the first of the
season, between st. Vincent and the
Pembina high school nine resulted in a
score of 3 to in favor of the former.
They will try it again tonight at st. Vim
cent.
A pleasant session of the literary So
ciety was held at the residence of Mrs.
Quackenbush last Monday evening. A
talk on English schools by Prof. Fitch
was much enjoyed The next meeting
will be held with Mrs, 6. G. Thompson.
The play "a Woodmen Picnic" will
be repeated at St. Vincent tomorrow
evening, it being the occasion of the
Teachers meeting there. The local COM
pany gave the play at Hallock and had
excellent success.
Somebody stole wagon bolster from
Blacksmith Basken this week. That was
certainly queer thing to steal-and
Basken suggests that the man who took
it come back and shake dice to see who
will have the whole wagon.
Charles Sigg who has been doing
automobile veterinary work here for the
winter, left this week to take place
with the Winnipeg Automobile Co. fol
the summer. He promises to come back
next winter and stay with us and we will
be glad to have him.
Auditor Felson went to Flora town
ship last Tuesday where in company
with Chairman NORM and Supt. Burley
they looked up and valued farm fol
placing state school loan. Mr.. Felsor
says the farmers in that section are
about done wheat seeding.
Messrs. Theodore b. Elton and Frank
B. Feetham Of Grand Forks announce
their partnership in law business in 9
very neat announcement. Nh. Feetham
is IN old and successful practitioner al
the Grand Forks bar and Mr.. Elton was
tho private secretary Of ex-senator Hans
beough aud is . brother Of Rev. J. f.