The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-30

There are things you can get along
without, but to be successful you must
have business education. Write Man.
kato Commercial college, Mankato, MINI.
for their year book and get information
that will lead you to fortune.
Weather has been warm and threaten
ing but with little or no rain this week.
laying has been going on in a hurry.
Much delay has occurred because of the
previous rains and the present flooded
condition of many natural meadows.
Dudley Full leaves tomorrow for a
trip to the Pacific coast. He will prob
ably register for chance at the land
lotteries of the three reservations about
to be opened opened out there and visit
with friends.
A sample of clover picked from a field
near Iceland Coulee is three feet six in
ches long. There are about two acres of
it in the field like this. Clover will not
only grow in this country, but when it
does grow it beats the old states.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Spiller returned
from their automobile trip to their for
mer home in Trail county Tuesday.
They encountered considerable bad roads
on account of the rain, but as a whole
they had a good time and pleasant
visit
\ field of oats was put in shock on the
Hogan farm near town last week. Quite
a number of barley fields are also in
shock. Wheat harvest promises to be
as early as usual Notwithstanding the
late spring. Some barley sowed about
June 18th is beginning to head out.
Two tomatoes nearly ripe and of fairly
good size were laid on our table this
week by l. j, Baskin. The oath of July
is pretty early for ripe tomatoes in this
co'ntry, especially as we all remember
when ripe tomatoes were rarity during
thewhole season.
District No. of toilette have decid-
ed to move the school building from its
present site to Macarthur station, about
a mile, and Will place the same on
new foundation and paint inside and out,
md call for tenders for the work in this
ssue.
James st. Amour, who during the
fair was in charge of the n,ain infor-
nation bureau in the st. Johns block,
leaves the latter part of this week for
Bismarck where he will aid in histor-
ical research that is to be made.-Grand
Forks Times.
Among the names On the register at
Charlie LaFond's this week, we find the
following county people:-M. j. Neon
mel and VIM. Delahay of Bowesmont:
Earl McFadden, w. E. Kelley, G.. n
Murphy, DR.. HI. Demorest and F. p.
Holmes and son of Neche; G. F. Lynn
of st. Thomas.
Born--To DR.. and Mrs. Lemery at Ink
ster, N. D. Thursday, July Goth, a son.
Mrs. Full as an interested party was pre-
sent. Granpa Full ls--and will be full
for an indefinite period. All others, are
doing we'll including ''Uncle Dudley.
Many congratulations Will go thither
from Pembina friends.
By reference to our advertising col
unns it will be noted that James Knee
shaw has taken the agency for the sale
of the J. l. Case threshers, and engines,
Mr.. Kneeshaw thoroughly understands
the threshing business himself and viii
be able to talk thresher to any intend
ing customer from practical knowledge
AS to the machines, they are standard
and have been for forty years. TIT
blowing engine is speciality.
Much to the surprise and regret of tn
Episcopal congregation here, comes thu
announcement that Rev. James Eltol
who has been the pastor for some tim
, has resigned at once from the pastoral
I here and from the ministry. We hea
that Mr.. Elton expects to 60 to Kalispe
, to join brother in business. Mr.. El
ton has been very popular while here Of
pecially among the younger people, an
his sudden departure has been disal
a pointment.
Tortured on Horse.
b For ten years couldn't ride a hors
S without being in torture from piles
d writes L. s. Napier, of Rugless, Ky
n when all doctors and other remedies
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