The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-11

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second class mail matter.
DIR. McCauley left this week for a
business trip to the Twin Cities.
\ daughter was born to Robert Lind
say and wife of this city on June LIST.
Henry Hales and family have moved
to their farm near Orleans for the sum-
mer.
New cement walks are going in this
week from Nixon's to Wright's corners
on Block II.
Circus day! OF course you don't care
to go yourselve but you know you ought
to take the kids"
June l4tb, Monday, is Flag Day, the
birthday of the United States flag.
Show your colors.
Charles Full leaves Sunday to attend
the Retail Grocers convention to be held
at Williston on the 14th.
Prof. Fitch left this week for his home
at Minneapolis and will later teach in
the summer school at Grand Forks U.
The circus train of twenty-six cars will
probably arrive early this morning from
Grafton where they showed yesterday.
Dudley Full is at home from Chicago
where he has been taking a course in
law. He will return there after vacation.
The drainage board were in session
with some minor business on hand this
week, Messrs. Beaton and Edwards
present.
The residence of Mrs. Quackenbush,
owned by DR.. Harris, is being moved by
contractor Ashley to it's new site on
Second street.
The twentieth annual convention of
the Pembina Co. w. G. T. U. will be
held at Crystal on Tuesday and Wednes-
day, June 10Th Both.
A neatly printed pamphlet from the
press of the Independent announces the
Sixteenth Pembina Co Fair at Hamilton
on July 9th, 9TH and Sth.
Rev. A. karr will occupy the pulpits
at toilette and Pembina on Sunday at
the usual hours. Dudley Full will sing
a solo in the evening here.
The annual picnic of the C. n. r. en-
ployees and friends will leave Winnipeg
on Saturday. June 10Th at s o'clock for
Emerson wherr they will spend the day.
Miss Leila Harvey who returns from
the L at Grand Forks this week has en-
gagged to teach at Starkweather next
year in the Latin and English depart
ments.
Frank Switzer who came home from
dental college at Chicago two weeks ago
leaves on Sunday for Saskatoon where
he will assist DR.. Falleo in his office
there until school begins again.
Pembina VS. Emerson on the local dia.
mond Tuesday evening with the same
kind of an old fashioned score Z tc in
favor of the locals. Emerson has good
nine though and with little more prac-
tice will be strictly in it.
Neche ball club was over on Friday
last and after good game went home
with two scores leaving three for Penn
bina. Neche has a good we'll balanced
team and should have a good record
this season.
We also forgot to mention last week
that there was no opposition to Messrs.
E. d.. Booker and J. LaMoure at school
election. There were "a votes cast.
They are both good men and will no
doubt,make good in the thankless task
of running our public schools.
The weather of the first part of the
week was cool and cloudy. Yesterday it
& warmed up like summer day. We
hear that considerable of the wheat be-
tween toilette and Bowesmont was
drowned out during the rains Of last
week. It is rather low about there and
it seems as if they had more rain than
anybody besides. Generally speaking
the crops mover looked more promising.