The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-07-02

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Barley, - Oats 43, Flax 1.t2
Cavalier celebrates on Monday-don't
forget the date.
Judge Kneeshaw goes to Langdon
next week to hold a jury term of court.
Wild Strawberries are beginning to
get ripe and bid fair to be a good crop
this year.
Brander johnson went to Winnipeg
one day last week to attend the Luther
an synod in session there.
Col Treuman and wife of Grafton
spent Sunday in the city as the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. Aug. Short.
The Gardner hotel of Fargo is putting
in machinery and will hereafter make
its own ice-and Fargo is in North
Dakota.
The first Monday in July being holi-
day the regular meetings of the county
board and city councils will come on
Tuesday.
Fall term of the Mankato Commercial
College opens Sept. l, 1t is best to start
with beginning classes Send for their
year book. 1t is free.
An all around printer wants steady
situation; can do all kinds of work re-
quired in country Office. Strictly
sober. Best of references. Address
Box 3, Pembina, n. D.
A small gasoline Steamboat" from
Winnipeg called here on Monday morn
ing on its way to Grand Forks. Really,
the old Red is getting to be not only
naylgable but navigated.
Rev Carl J. Olson, student MISSION
AIRY of the Icelandic Lutheran church
held services in this city last Sunday
and his discourses are highly spoken of
by his hearers. He came from Winni-
peg.
The rivalry between Grand Forks and
Fargo On the state fair matters squirting
each city to out do the other. The meet
ing fat Grand Forks this year advertised
elsewhere bids fair to be real fair in
consequence this year.
After thirty years of existence We
thought it time to single the Pioneer
Express Office and have celebrated ac-
cordingly. The lumberman adds, "now
is the time to send in your subscrip-
tions." He seems much interested too,
for some reason.
Joseph Deloria. an old time resident
of this city, but who has for several
years been living with his son Theophile
at Red Lake Falls Mimi, died last week
Mr.. Deloria lived in Pembina IN the
early seventies. He must have been
about ninety years of age at the time Of
his DEATH.
By mixture of type last week We
were made to say that w. w. Felsor
was elected secretary-treasurer of thu
Masonic Grand Lodge while Rober
Morrison was made senior warden O
the tax league association. OF course
it is the tax league that hasAuditor Eel
son as secretary and grand warden Nor
rison is an officer of the Masonic lodge.
The newspaper men Of the Seventh
Judicial District are to meet at Walhalls
on July 18th and 18th. The Old Set
tiers Association are also scheduled t.
meet about the same time and there il
to be some kind of big show too. Ger
tainly editor Lee of the Mountaineel
will have his hands full, but he has the
hands and the heart and will have thu
able assistance of the hospitable people
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