The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-02-05

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MARKET REPORT.
$ E! $S$: ~: 3 g g
Elevator Co.
Friday 10000. 80 81 90 s. 50
Saturday 5000. loo SO 81 So 81
Monday ....... SO 81 SO 80 81
T Mhsdnssday " l SO g g g S. s.
Barley, is to 4s, Oats 3s to ~, Flax LAT
D. of H. meets Wednesday evening
Initiation. All members expected to be
present.
George, the two year old son of Frank
Demarse died at the family residence
near Bathgate, on January 2Sth.
c. H. Asselstine, now OF Bismarck, is
back to Hamilton visiting, and there is
some prospect of returning to live.
Raoul Branchaud, Cavaliers popular
jeweller, was in the city over Sunday
visiting his relatives here with his little
girl.
Mrs. j. LaMoure Jr. entertained at
dinner on Saturday and Monday even.
ings, covers being laid for fourteen each
evening.
A pleasant evening session was had al
the meeting of the w. G. T. U. at the
residence of Mrs. +. G. Myrick. ''The
men folks were also there.
James Rushton has sold his house anc
lot to Mrs. John Webb of Carlisle who
will move to this city. MIR. Rushton ha:
taken claim near Roosevelt.
Mrs. Cavileer entertained the follow
ing guests at dinner Tuesday evening
Mrs. Bennett, DR.. and Mrs. Harris, Mis-:
Richmond and Mrs. Quackenbush.
Owing to the concert given by the
University Quartette the meeting of the
literary society will be held on the even
ing following, Tuesday, at Mrs. Akin
sons.
Judge kneeshaw held court at Devil:
Lake last week and Judge Cowan open
ed the term at Grafton in his place
They returned to their respective bench
es Saturday and court has been in ses
sion at Grafton since.
G. P. Turner. the Bowesmont auction
Ger was in the city on Tuesday morning
getting bills for big sale at Bowesmont
Peter Brethorst is selling out a yer,
large amount of farm stuff there on Feb
10th, next Wednesday.
An auction sale of horses,c cattle. shee
hogs and machinery at the W. p Daw
son farm, two and Il half miles west o
Carlisle will be held Saturday, Feb. l;
at - clock. \ lunch will be served.
j. Foster will otficiate as auctioneel
Better take it in.
f. A. Long of Drayton was in the cit
last week making arrangements fc
large auction sale for H. Dietrich of Nj
Arthur, who is leaving farming, and wi
sell at public auction all his stock an
machinery on February 23rd. MIR. Lon
will officiate as auctioneer.
Mlnte Crimson left the first of the wee
for Roosevelt and is expected back t,
day with the remains of his uncle Pa,
Paulson, who has been making his hon
with the Crimson family, and who die
there, aged 70 years. He will be burie
from the Icelandic church, Rev. M
Campbell officiating.
The receiver of the Drayton Millir
Company, J. 6. T. Colley, has rendert
final accounting, and the credito
will get about 211s per cent dividen
The liabilities were about S15, 600 and ]
collected about $1,000, good part
which went for expenses in settling tt
business.
Auctioneer Turner, of Bowesmol
announces the following big sales-Pet
Brethorst at Bowesmont on Saturda
Feb. 10th; Charles Schaefer. four mil
south of toilette, Wednesday, Feb. LIT
Chas. Tisdale, three miles east of s
Thomas, Thursday, Feb. 18th. The
are all large sales of horses, machine