The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-01-28

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MARKET REPORT.
s E II SS: $ e 4 g 3 g b
Friday 100000. 1.o1 80 81 81 81
Saturday .. 49,. LOB 1.Ol 80 50 ~
Monday 5000. 1.O2| 100 SO 50 81
Tuesda~. ...... l.02 LOO 9s 80 81
Thursdsy:y.: 49,: i iSs i Ioi 81 s g 81 81
Barley, 81 Oats 50, Flax 2.93
Another nice weatherly week. Easy
on the coal bins.
Comrade Sam Fry is quite i'll and con-
fined to his bed.
Misses Annie and Maude Gill are Wis
itlng their brothers at Portal for a
couple of weeks.
A. $. Allen. D. j. Laxdal and Henry
Often of Cavalier, we're visitors in the
city this week.
Edward Gardner, of Lewiston, is Wis
iting his son, Fred Gardner, here. He
expects to remain for some time.
A marriage license was issued this
week to William DeMars of Batheate
and Miss Rachelle Miron of Neche.
The funeral of the late Oliver Thor.
steinsson was held on Monday, attended
by a large number of friends and sym-
pathisers.
Mrs. Shepley, former glrhood friend
of Mrs. DR.. Mcqueen, is visiting here
this week. Mrs. Shepley resides in
North Battleford.
Auditor W. w. Felson goes to the
Forks to-day to attend the meeting of
the State Tax Association of which he
IS secretary-treasurer.
Mike husky has been installed as
hostler and wiper at the N. P. round
house, and Mike will make good man.
His knowledge in handling steam en-
gines will be to his advantage.
II. @. Thomson of Bowesmont, has
been appointed receiver of the Bank
Bowesmont. Mr. Thomson is one of
Bowesmont's leading business men, and
Is every way fitted for the position.
Miss Mabel Lee, missionary of the
Woman's f. NJ. Society, in Japan, will
speak at the regular service of the NJ
e. church at toilette in the morning and
at PEN bina in the evening on Sunday
next.
The w. G.. I. U. will hold social at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. N.Y.
rick ST., this Friday evening. There
will be a good program and refresh
mcnts. Admission % cents. A cordial
invitation to all.
The telephone directory, including the
Northwestern and rural lines of Neche,
Toilette and Northern Minnesota is pub
lished, and delivered to the "Centrals" at
the different places, where they can be
had for the asking. Errata:-Change the
number of Mrs. Quackenbush's phone,
frem 80 to 81, in the Pembina directory,
The social held by the ladies of the
Eining Society which was postponed to
Wednesday evening was largely attended
and good time was had. A short pro-
gram followed by dancing were amuss-
ments of the evening, which were sup
plemented by fine collation.. The re-
ceipts were $3.50.
The meeting of the literary society at
the residence of Miss Conmy on Mon
day evening was even more interesting
than usual. There was considerable va
riety in the program, consisting of book
reviews, and other papers, several topics
Of current events, some historical talks
on Henry VIII, times and the beginning
Of the reading the latter play. The
society, which is under the control of the
lsdy members, gentlemen being honorary
only, has joined the state confederation
and hereafter will be called the Pembina
Study Club. The next meeting will be
/ st tho residence Of Mrs. Quackenbush.