The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-25

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MARKET REPORT.
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Saturday ...... LOB l.Ol 80. 90 81
Monday ....... l.O3 1.Ol 80 90 "a
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Barley, SO Oats SO, Flax 2.06
Judson LaMoure Jr. made business
trip to Neche last Saturday.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Burdick this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Chas. Atkinson bought five fine
horses at the Duffy sale at Pittsburg
last Friday.
The Ladies Eining society will meet
with Mrs X. Magnusson at o'clock
next Thursday.
Cashier Stong of the First National
and Atctioneer Long were a rythmic
pair from Drayton on Tuesday.
Charles Storey and Charles Nordstrom
were in from south Carlisle yesterday
with business at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett of st. Vincent
entertained most delightfully."- at val
entine card party on Tuesday evening.
A number of the German people liv-
ing near Macarthur have gone to Mon
tana to look over the land prospects
there.
Rev. Mr.. Karr leaves today for May
vile where he will spend Sunday in the
interests of his work for the Conference
Claimants Fund.
Martin Kraft, mayor of Crystal, was
a visitor at Penn bina on Wednesday with
business before the county board and
made us a pleasant call.
Letters from Florida announce the
pleasant tidjngs that Mrs J. LaMoure
Sr. is improving in health. She took Il
IA mile ride this week.
The February school apportionment
from the state fund for this county is
S3285.88 to be divided among schoo
population of 1923, the total amount fol
the whole state is S1O5, 5S9.67.
A gentleman who said he had con
tract for furnishing baled hay to Mid
land railway contractors was interview
ing DR.. Harris and others in this cit,
who have hay for sale, last week.
One hundred and seventy-two hog
sold at St. Paul on Tuesday for $3.50 pc
hundred pounds, the highest price il
modern times. Everybody squeals OF
the price except the people who hav
hogs to sell.
A large delegation of brethren from
the Emerson lodge were present at
raising IN the Pembina lodge Frida.
evening. A very pleasant evening wa
spent, and sandwiches and coffee wer
served at the close.
The family of Mrs. Wehland who dice
last week, desire to express their appre
citation and gratitude for the expression
of sympathy and kindness rendered
them during the illness of the beloved
wife and daughter.
The county commissioners have beel
in session this week.. all present. Th'
principal object of the meeting a
this time was to adjust some drainag,
matters with he drainage board who
have also been in session.
The February number of tine North
Dakota Magazine has been received
Commissioner G,lbreath has named il
'The Year Book" .and made it a complete
write up of the whole state, county b,
county Nth many fine Illustrations. II
is just the book to hand to people who
want to know about North Dakota-anc
there are a lot of people who ought te
know more about US