The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-09
MARKET REPORT.

Furnished by H :.
L Nc Dougall E ? :
agent Armenia ~ q 8
Elevator Co.
Friday ........ lis l.loI Ill " 81
Saturday ... LII LA 1.1Ol 90 81
Monday ..... III LA 1.7Ol 90 81
Tuesda~ LII LA 1.1O1 90 g.
Wednesday 80. LIS 1.12I l.18 SO 8
Thursday. il.lo LIZ lis IS s.
Barley, As Oats 80. Flax 1.59
T. Grombois is building fine barn or
his lots.
Regular meeting of D. of H. on Wed
nesday evening.
Drayton and Pembina play this even
ing at $3.50, at Pembina
Mrs. Burley has moved to the Russell
house near the cour house.
The county board is in session thi:
week as board of equalization.
a large number went to Grafton to see
Barnum and Bailey circus on Friday.
No vacant houses in town. Why
don't some capitalist build some tene
ments?
Wilson McCann died at Langdon last
week. In former years he was resi-
dent of Hamilton.
A new railroad, principally promoted
by farmers along the route is proposed
from Oslo to St. Vincent along the Rec
river.
The Pembina band went to Morris
Manitoba and furnished music for the
county fair. The boys report a good
time and large attendance,
DR.. w. j. Graham for many years a
resident of Grafton and later of Walhal
la, died at his home in Anoka, Mimi,
last week of brights disease.
Mrs. L. H. Einarson lost cravenette
between Hamilton r. r. crossing anc
Pembina on July 1st. The finder vii
be rewarded if left at this Office.
Messrs. Bennett and Lapp. of st. Vim
cent have bought gasoline launch ane
are spending their leisure hours plying
the waters of the Red for amusement.
Some convention reports and com
munication in reference to drainage are
omitted this week on account of time
day.
Miss Emma Wright who has been at
tending the Globe business college a
Minneapolis is home for short vaca
ton wheu she will return to take place
IN an attorney, Office in Minneapolis.
\ few people from here went to tn
Hamilton fair on Wednesday. The,
had the privilege of seeing the Pembin
nine beaten for the first time this season
by the Midlands with score of 5 to |
Pemblna had a very quiet fifth. Fey
went to Grafton and some to Cavalier
There was a picnic or two and the kids
old and young-fired the proper quota Q
crackers. 1t was beautiful day.
Get ready for good position and
will be ready for you. The Mankat
Commercial College of Mankato, Mimi
will send you free their valuable yea
book on now to get business educatio
You ought to have it. Write today
Edward Gardiner, father of Fred Gal
diner of the Register of deeds offic
came on Sunday last for a visit her
Mr.. GARDENERS married daughter of Law
ton with whom he makes his home az
companied him and returned the ne,
day.
The second annual Sunday school e,
cursion to Warroad, under the auspice
of the Baptist Sunday school will leay
the G. N. r. station at Emerson o
Wednesday morning July p at o'cloc
arriving at Warroad at 10. A full prt
gram of sports, including baseball ct,
is arranged. The fare for the roun
trip is Sl.35 for adults and 70 cts fe
children. Several boats on the lax
have been arranged with to run triI
to different points at nominal prices.
st. Vincent had fair turnout to bel
celebrate the Third" The Pembin
band played all day. The principal fe'
lures were ball games between St. Vii
cent and Pembina with score of 6 to
and Emerson and Pembina, score IS to
both in favor of Pembina and taking pu
ses of $40. Some athletic sports wei
also held in which "Chick' Conmy VIC
first and Stanley Kneeshaw second
the 100 yard dash winning prises of