The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1909-06-04

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MARKET REPORT.
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Elevator Co.
Friday ...... 1.22 l.2o 1.1e1 o6 1.o1
Saturday ... 1.2l 119 1.151 05 100
Monday ..... l.2l 119 1.15I1 O5 LOO
Tuesda~. 1.21 1.19 lis l o. 100
Wednesday .... 1.22 100 1.16l l O6 l.O1
Thursday I122' 100 l .16'1 O6 1.O1
Barley, SO to so, Oats 4S to 80, Flax 1853
City council meets on Monday evening
in regular session.
There will be no services at the Epis-
Charles -Aylen opened the school at
the Geroux bridge on Wednesday.
Baseball Neche VS.. Pembina, Friday
evening at the Ball Park at $50. Every
body come with root
John Heneman left last evening for
the TWIN cities to purchase goods He
W i'll be gone until Tuesday.
Mayor Miller and wife We're expected
home last evening from their sad GRAND
attending the funeral of their daughter
John Anderson has resigned us deputy
clerk Of court and X. Magnusson began
work in that position on Tues day morn
ing.
Contractor Patterson has been some
what delayed laying walks on account of
the rains, but blocl'l6 is now half en-
clrcied with concrete walks.
II c. Kenyon OF the Pioneer Express
sorce is taking a vacation visiting rela-
tiyes at Croollslon for IA while and II. Nj.
Young of Neche is filing his place
All High School and Eighth Grade
pupils are requested to meet in the
High School room Saturday afternoon
at o'clock 10 arrange work for next
year.
The new cement sidewalk from the
Pioneer-Express Office to the Cavieer
corner which Mr. Cavileer is kindly
building will ill a long felt want in this
locality.
Next Sunday evening at the NJ E.
church on the occasion of the first use of
the new hvmnals, the pastor Rev. II, H.
Moore viii take for his topic "Hymns OF
Inspiralion.'
Miss Nellie Parker expects to leave in
ten days for Wanatchee, Washington to
work III a real estate Office for her BROTH
erin law. I. ID. Edwards who has recent
ly located there.
Court has been working slowly since
Tuesday. The Sampson Beare will case
is on and not finished as we write. Court
will probably last until next week,
though there are but few cases set.
The Palace hotel at Beaudette was
burned last Sunday 1t was owned by
VIM. Nicholson formerly landlord of the
Winchester hotel in this city. There
was $1,000 insurance on the contents.
Late barley seeding is under way.
There will be considerable of an acreage
of this grain though the high price of
wheat has tempted farmers to SOW more
of that cereal than in some cases is good
for the land.
E. Houghton OF Selkirk, Man. has ac-
cepted a position in the city and will be
has rendered valuable service on several
occasions. Mr.. Houghton ranks in the
professional class as cornetist.
The hum of the lawn mower is the or
der of the day. With this ideal growing
weather-showers every other day, and
eighteen hours daylight as we have in
this northern latitude, it keeps person
busy to keep gardens and lawns in prop
er shape.
E. M. Newell is in the Twin Cities ar
ranging for the manufacture of a wrench
he has had patented recently. tits said
the invention embodies several improve
mantle r,vor INV wranch now on the mar