The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-02-12

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MARKET REPORT.
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Friday 10000: LOO LOO w es "a 81 50 50 81
Saturday ...... LOO SO "a 50 "a
Monday ..... l.Ou W ~ 81 %
Tuesday. ...e.. ~ 9I 93 81 %
Wednesday .s.. lOO 9o| 94| o. 81
Thursday. }1.Ol So, So so 50
Barley, Is to As, Oats 81 to Al, Flax LAS
Atty. Spiller spent the most of last
week at Crookston on business arriving
home on Monday.
James Kneeshaw reports another boy
at his home since Saturday and all con-
cerned are doing we'll.
Mr.. Dean Wylie came home with
Ralph Chisholm from the "U.' and was
his guest for few days lart week.
Measles have made their appearance
at sthe home of Geo. Peterson, his son
being ill. The house is quarantined.
The Geroux bridge school will be
opened next Monday will Miss Ferguson
of Drayton as teacher for two months
unfinished term.
A girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Shannon of toilette on Sunday. Both
mother and child were very i'll for time
but both are much better now
On Monday evening Miss Mabel Fow-
Ter entertained number of her friends
at an informal supper party in honor of
her cousins, Misses Ethel and Margaret
Bolduo
Invitations are out for a grand ball to
be given on this Friday evening, Feb u
by the Court of St.Vincent Independent
Order of Foresters. A large attendance
is expected.
The wife of Charles Chisholm OF Lang
don died suddenly on Sunday. She
leaves her husband and one child. Mrs
j. NJ. Chisholm of this city left on Mon
day to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Moore. wife of Rev. H. H. Moore,
arrived in the city on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Moore met her at Grand Forks. A
reception was given them last night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. King at
the time we 90 to press.
Hon. G. \. McCrea had the honor oil
having the first bill passed by both
houses and signed by the governor. II
was the bill allowing counties to take as
much as five per cent interest on sink
ing fund deposits.
The University Male Quartette which
sang here on Mon ay evening gave ex
cellent satisfaction. 4 cold evening evi
IDENTIFY kept many people away. TIL
program was varied and pleasing. The
had good house at Bowesmont O
Saturday evening.
Mrs. J. LaMoure Jr. was the hostes
at another delightful dinner party Wee
nesday evening, covers were laid fe
fourteen. The evening was enjoyabl
spent with cards. On Thursday ever
ing about twenty-four guests were Ell
tertained at whist
Some few persons may have had a
idea that an admission fee would /
charged at the hall this evening. 1t
free to all. 1t may be possible that tt
late corners however might find it of al
vantage to bring their own chairs wit
them to be sure of seats.
Extract from the Winnipeg Free Pre-
of February 5th, l878-"W. Us. Ira
shipped from Emerson to Duluth on tt
LIST inst, 20 carloads of wheat and
quantity of faxseed. Thus the expo
tation goes on despite the high rat
charged by the railroad company"
The Emerson Journal which was CO..
pletely wiped out of existance by fire t,
weeks ago will appear next week in di
mute form, and as soon as Editor B
.lentyne gets his new material the Jo1
nal will appear with a spick spank n
dress and it's former size, five colul
,quarto.