The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-10-22

i per is notlegally mailable which contains
such notice:
The state committee for the raising OF
money to buy silver service for the
battleship North Dakota, wants s375
from Pembina county. We don't know
what Pembina city's share is but it
ought to be easy to get if somebody will
interest themselves. No subscriptions
are to be over 81.
Wick Vanworth of Emerson made a
trip to Hamilton last week in his auto.
mobile and on the way home he lost sew.
eral parts of the equipments of the ma.
chine. He asks us to advertise the same
and if any one finds anything that looks
like it ought to belong to an auto to eth
er leave it at this Office or drop him a
line and be rewarded for the trouble.
F. G. Myrick Jr. received bran Few
four and half horse power, oil cooler,
White gasoline engine yesterday for use
in his wood yard. 1t is one of the best
arranged engines on the market, and
the oil cooling makes it especially desir-
able to this cold climate.
N. d and Fred, the little Gardner kids
have little sister since Monday. The
deputy register is of the opinion that
the stork used excellent judgment in sell
Getting the sex of the newcomer and is
correspondingly happy. Many congrat-
ulations.
Ludgar Berard made us call on Sat-
urday. He was in the city perfecting
purchase OF another quarter section ad-
joining his farm IN Neche township.
The transfer figures we've 5000. Mr..
Berard has 42O acres plowed ready for
next years crop.
The time for the change in the North
ern Pacific local passenger service is
postponed to the 3lst inst. owing to the
immense amount of labor involved, as
the change effects nearly all the trains
slightly. One of the changes will be
the necessity of two crews on the .sdin-
ky when it rms as far as Fargo. The
change will necessitate Mr.. and Mrs.
Fyerharm removing to Fargo which is
much regretted by friends here.
Judge and Mrs. H. G. Wick have been
absent this week at the bedside of MIR.
Vick's father who lived about nine miles
west of Grafton. He was sick with
cancer of the stomach and died on We'd
nesday. The funeral services occurred
at Grafton yesterday and Mr. ard Mis-.
Wick were expected home last evening.
Charles Wick the other son was also
summoned from Saskatoon and was pre-
sent at the time of the death.
Rev. II. H. Moore arrived from Ohio
via Mandan where he attended confer
ence, on Tuesday. Mr.Moore as will be
seen by the list of appointments has
been returned for another year as was
expected. He reports Mrs. Moore as
still confined to her bed at the parental
home in Alliance but Is slowly improving
Services will be held next Sunday by Mr.
Moore at toilette and this city at the us
ual hours.
Tax sale day and school land sale day
will occur the same date, December
14th. For further information reac
what Auditor Felson says about what il
costs to let land be sold for taxes, ane
the advertisement of the sale of schoo
lands in this issue. Remember however
that Mr.. Felson is talking about tn,
lands that will be advertised for sale To-
the taxes Of last year which are now de
linquent, and not of this year. This year,
taxes becomes due December LIST, anl
delinquent March LIST.
On Monday evening wyoming Girl
was presented to a large audience 1T th,
Fro Bro Opera house by an excellen
company Of ten people. The play va,
in all respects the best ever witnessed
here since the new opera house was op
ened, and one Of the best ever witnessed
in Pierceton. 1t is seldom Piercetol
people have an opportunity Of seeing
such creditable production. The com
pany talks some Of making return dat,
here, and il it does standing room vii
be at q premium. Princeton lind.
Record. III.
Thirty leaves Of bread for u Il Wis