The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-15

Feldman, Friday evening, Oct 22nd at
8 o'clock. An entertaining program and
refreshments will be provided. Admis-
sion 25c.
The drain commissioners were in ses-
sion this week and acted upon drain No,
IS, which is the new drain, partly in this
county and partly in Walsh county.
They left for there TO look over the land
in order to classify the assessment.
Mrs. j. LaMoure Jr. who has been IN
attendance on Mrs. LaMoure Sr. at the
hospital at Brainerd, arrived home on
Wednesday evening. She reports that
while Mrs. LaMoure is still very i'll that
she is slowly improving and hopes to
leave the hospital sometime next month,
We like to have our advertisers change
their ads at times but four changes
coming in on Thursday morning-makes
a long day before we can get to press.
Please get your copy in by Wednesday
morning. You are pretty sure of get
ting better looking ad too if you don't
rush the compositor.
The new train which will run between
Fargo and Pembina after the 23rd inst
will consist of combination parlor obser-
walton cafe car, in addition to day coach
es, smoker and mail and baggage cars.
1t will leave Pembina at 7:l5 in the
morning arriving at Fargo at 200 o'clock
and returning, leave Fargo II a. m. ar
irving at Pembina ahead of The Winni-
peg flyer.
Rather surprise was given our citi-
zens to learn that Miss Cora Felson had
been married to Mr.. Frank Parker, of
Winnipeg on Saturday last. Mr.. Par
ker, though resident of Winnipeg, has
been in this locality good part of the
time for the last year. Mrs. Parker Is
the youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
F.W. Felson and was raised in this city.
The couple will reside in Winnipeg.
D.J. Hull, formerly right-of-way agent
of the Midland Continental railroad has
brought action against the company to
recover $4,000 worth of stock of the
road which he alleges was promised him
in addition to his salary for services rem
dered. 1t is evident that Mr.. Hull has
faith in the enterprise as he would not
spend money for an uncertainty. He
is in position to know.
Farmer Hines, of railroad building
fame, who was again trying to build a
farmers railway in the Canadian north
west, has again gone insane at Humboldt,
Sask. Hines railroad schemes seem
somehow to run to wheels before he gets
the tracks laid. However, his ideas
have good firm basis and his Dakota
and Duluth railway is built all right but
not by the people nor in the manner he
expected.
Miss Haubernestle, attempted tc
stalt fire at her home in the forme,
Frank Horn residence last Saturday at
ternoon and the kerosene can got on fire
She attempted to throw it out doors anc
only managed to throw it on a can q
gasoline and this also caught on fire ane
made pretty big blaze in the kitchen
Fortunately tank of water was alss
standing fin the kitchen and liberal ap
LEGATION of water and the help of some
nearby neighbors got the fire out befor,
it did any special damage. Miss Haub
ernestle was burned little about tn,
hands but was fortunate in not catchin,
fire to herself.
Our nice weather caught very sud
den cold on Saturday. A north wind
right from Cook Inlet and Peary Sount
came roaring down-and how we all die
shiver, (for two days before the thermo
meter was s3), and it kept right on doinl
so until Wednesday when it began t
let up little. Last week we mentioned
that "this was North Dakota . Thi,
week we have to include the whole Unit
i ed States. Grand Forks, Winnipeg ani
Chicago had snow, while the gulf state.
had another disastrous hurricane, th.
worst Of which was felt Ut Key West
Plenty Of time for some fine wes thor yet
but it will certainty be colder now. Il
viii make trade better g everybody vii
[buy winter fuel clothing, stc. Las,
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i fur sost ~ shioaabls nov.