The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-04


The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best adj
veskising medium IN the county. having
. more general circulation than any
olication.
Entered at the postoface at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
Tuesday.
Send in the returns.
Thanksgiving next-24th.
Which governs in your opinion, 1903
session laws or 1909 laws?
A boy and girl were born to Thos.
Rondo and wife on Monday.
Cold raw winds most of the week, but
Iowa and Wisconsin had big snow falls.
Editor Fadden of the Neche Chrome
type was with an automobile party from
Neche IN the city on Monday evening.
Hallock VS.. Pembina Is the title of the
football game that is scheduled for the
Pembina park for tomorrow afternoon,
Saturday.
Commissioners meet to-day to receive
bids for surplus county general funds
for $4,000 and to decide on the Drayton
bridge petition.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. H. w.
Wallace of Drayton is improving after
being very seriously ill with blood
poisoning which resulted in the amputa-
ton of one hand.
The Ein,ng society held very sue
cessful parcel social at their hall on
Tuesday evening, in spite of the fact
that the Pioneer Express inadvertently
omitted to give notice of that event.
All day and and all evening of election
day the ladies OF the Episcopal Church
will serve the following lunch in Cavi-
leer's store: Oyster stew, 25c; hot beans,
ham sandwiches, pickles., coffee and
doughnuts, Csc.
John F.. Miller was very anxious to have
that advertisement of "a driving horse
wanted" taken out of the paper this
week. John says that he thinks as many
as 40 horses were offered him and then
one man brought fine young mule for
examination. John says when you
want anything. just advertise in the
Pioneer Express and you will get more
than you ask for.
The Pembina committee is in poses-
sion of sixteen names of parties living in
and around Cavalier, who have lost their
franchise as voters on account of filing
on Canadian lands, and who are said to
be lined up to vote for Cavalier on
election day. One of these is resident
of Grafton and has vote there. We
hope the report is not true however.
The returns will show.
Mr.. w. F. Remus who has lived for
some years in the Langton neighbor.
hood has exchanged his farm property
there for similar property situated a
short distance below Emerson and is
about removing. The owner of the
latter property will move to the Remus
premises. Mr.. Remus is man who is
held in high esteem among his
neighbors here and they very much
regret his removal with his estimable
family.
Approximately 5000 worth of proper
ty was destroyed by fire on the J. w.
Fitznaurice farm near Crystal, when
the barn ana its contents were burned.
An automobile was in the barn and
when the flames reached it there was an
explosion Of gasoline which spread the
fire 60 rapidly that there was no hope
ofgetting it under control. Five head
OF cattle, forty-five tons of hay and 500
bushels Of oats were also burned.
Some Of the talk made in the Cavalier
booklet is almost funny. One choice re-.
mark is1in the Introduction signed by
fifteen Of Cavaliers hest business men.
v'hrn they grave!y remark Every state
/ nnentsOf fsct We make can be verified by
rsfssring 81 the records at Peobina or
there, " That remark may not seem
sfYeny y sverybody, but II You think Of
IT, milsts you will have TO smile. But
itslsts The honorable gentlemen out very
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