The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-29

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She will also be guest at the church
wedding of her cousin Miss Sophie
Curtis who is to be married this month.
Excursion from Emerson to Winni-
peg Beach on Friday July 18th. Special
train departs from G. P. r. at 8 o'clock
in the morning, getting to Beach about
ll:3O; leaves Beach at 8 p. m. on return.
Round trip fare from Emerson, Sl.8O
with half rate for children. This is
fine trip and Pembina generally sends a
big crowd.
In the race for supreme judge Chas.
M. Cooley leads Judge Kneeshaw of this
district by 12S votes. Judge Kneeshaw
may however be very proud of his home
district vote as he received it almost u
unanimously. And the sixth place in
contest like this is not very good aug
ury for success at the November cleo
ton when three will be elected.
Mrs. Brings and Miss Christainson
sisters of Mrs. Chas. Atkinson leave for
their home IN Bancroft, Neb. today
after an extended visit here. A farewell
dinner party of friends was given them
at the residence of Mrs. Atkinson on
Wednesday evening. Many Pembina
people who have met them will be glad
to have them return in the future.
The quartet who went to Grand
Forks via the Red river route, in the
Chico in charge of Ralph Chisholm re-
turned the first of the week, having left
the launch at Drayton on account of
the low stage of the water and made
the balance of the journey via rail.
The river was so low it was with oifficul-
ty they returned and in several in
stances they got stuck on sand bars.
w. NJ. Holbrook met with painful
accident the latter part of last week.
While cranking his automobile the
crank flew back and struck his arm.
For some time it was considered by his
family phi. stefan that the injury was
only a sprain, but it developed that the
large bone of his left arm is fractured
The injury is quite a painful ONE
Devils Lake Inter Ocean.
The building of the new school house
Vas killed by very decisive vote day
or two ago In the face of the present
poor crop it Is not wise to go deeper and
his is the way everyone felt. A month
ago when prosperity seemed to rule, the |
would have carried by a |
arge vote but we all feel that we :'need
The money! just now and with few
repairs to the old school 1T will, probab-
y, turn out the same high grade of
as of yore.-Jamestown |
Alert.
Notwithstanding the drouth the city
gardens have pretty fair prospects. 1t
IS certainly remarkable how things, can
grow mere with so little moisture.
Sweet corn is doing fine and some will
De on the tables by the last of next
week, DR. Mcqueen has about the
earliest. Tomatoes of practically full |
size are on many vines. Last Sunday
his writer had on his table from his
own raising, new potatoes, string beans.
;ucumbers, heets and other green stuff, |
and these We're not the first in town
either. Flrli potatoes would still be a |
crop 1t ram comes soon, but will have |
a poor show after another week of |
1ryneSs as the vines are getting yellow. |
Hamilton is preparing to make the
fair of August PA an occasion of far
more interest than usual. Beyond the
ordinary EXHIBITS and racing there
will be large number of amusements,
including three balloon assensions,
Webster's Automatic Troupe base ball,
athletic sports, etc. They are prepar-
ing for and expecting the largest at
tendance ever Cavalier and Pembina
bands will be there to make music for
the crowd. A t.eater company will be
at the opera house in the evening.
Liberal prizes are listed in the premium
list copy Of which may be had by
application to I >" secretary John Rock,
at Hamilton.