The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-03-11

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The PIONEER EXPRESS Is the best ad
vestising medium ii. the county. having
4 more general circulation than an,
other PAPER. Card of rates sent on an
olication.
Entered at the pos+oface at Pembina a.
second class mail matter.
MARKET REPORT.
Eur! !. s,S " PPs S g i x : : Z 5
Elevator Co. 80
Friday ....... l.o2 LOO SO 90 8;
Saturday 5000. 1.O2 Loo SO 90 s:
Monday ....... 1O2 Loo SO 90 8:
Tuesda~. ...... lO1 100 81 81 Sc
Wednesday 90. 1Ol LOO 81 81 q
Thursday. l.O2 1.Ol 99l 90 SO
Barley, 46 Oats SO, Flax o.O4
Township caucus Saturday.
Miss Pauline Branchaud went to
Bagley on Tuesday.
The w. G. I. U. meet this evening
with the Misses Gill at 7:3O.
Minte Crimson is spending few weeks
at his claim at Roosevelt, MINI.
Attorney Peterson was a visitor to
Grand Forks on legal business the first
of the week.
Cashier Dryer of the N. P. station has
rented the Bourgeois residence near the
depot and will move in next week.
By the looks of the automobile bust
ness represented in the leading city dali
lies these days spring must be close at
hand.
Mayor Miller left on Monday for a
trip to Wisconsin on business and pleas
ure to be absent about two weeks.
City election, Monday April 4th.
Aldermen to succeed Messrs King,
Shumaker and Short vii! be elected.
hCSCA SCd SCalS " LIS LuSllSu
Opera Singers and Symphony Orchestra
on sale at the drug store this morning.
Phone l.
Mrs. F. 4. Feldman was hostess at
two dinner parties on Saturday and
Tuesday. Covers were laid for twelve
each evening
We learn that Herman Morris has solo
out his rancho and residence in Nez
Perces, Idaho and will move east to
Neche or to Minneapolis.
The Woodmen play over at St. Vim
cent last week is said to have brought
in slO4. There was large attendance
from this side of the river
Ernest Branchand of Bagley. MINI. is
appointed buyer at the Victoria elevator
here, succeeding Mr.. Bourgeois. Who will
move to the farm for the summer.
OWNS to the English Opera Singers
being here Tuesday evening the whist
club has postponed their regular meet
ing until Thursday evening following.
A w. c. T. U; contest, inter county
school contest, and class plays for the
high school will occupy the spare hours
of the school folk for the next few
weeks.
The only real democratic meeting left
to the common people will be held OF
Tuesday next. Everybody is member
of the legislature that governs tn,
township.
When we read about the awful ava
lanches that have killed almost /,
hundred people in1daho and Washing
ton during the last week-we still prefer
the land of billiards.
g. G. Winchester of Warren, MINI.
one Of the oldest merchants of tina
place, and brother of the late Jud
Winchester of this place died last weel
from stroke of apoplexy.
The postmaster general has recon
nended the cutting down of rural mai
Ss routes on account of the enormous ex
psnse, and it is said that if any routes
30 cut OF it will begin with thos
vhere roads are poor, as the depart
{a s msnt can discontinue such routes legal
q III. For this reason it is hoped town
Nh NH yisors and patrons in thi
Sill at once take steps to kes
sssgass3 1oads in good shape.