The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-04-22


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MARKET REPORT.
En-! E \; S S$ E i : : : zg
Friday ..... 8 81 95 SO so
Saturday ... SO 81 95 80 80
Monday ...... 81 .95 SO 81 70
Tuesda~. ...... 90 .94 ~ Sc II
Thursday. .96 94 % IS ~
Barley, ~ Oats So, Flax o.ls
Primary election on Jure Goth.
Tom Shaw says 1.-The meas es are all
over''-but what does he mean by that?
Miss Belle Mckay is again home from
Grand Forks where she had been for
some time taking medical treatment.
The concert of Prof. Osborne of Win
nipeg which was postponed on account
of the epidemic of measles has been set
for May 10th.
Mr.. John Anderson who put in his an
nouncement card as candidate for
clerk of court has withdrawn the same
and will not be candidate
To-day is Arbor Day, but any day for
the next month will do as we'll if you
will make it so. The best monument
man ever erected is tree.
Whooping cough Is close to town in the
Macarthur neighborhood tits sincerely
hoped that it will not get into town at
least until after we are all recovered
from the measles. .......
The weather since Monday has been
clear and pleasant and the ground has
been rapidly drying up. Farmers expect
With pleasant days to follow to be at
work on the fields by the first of the
week.
Somebody autographed the journal
that eleven inches of snow had fallen in
this locality. Guess the correspondent
was looking at the drifts. Two or three
inches was the quantity-and that was
more than we really needed.
Ernest Branchaud' and family have
arrived from Bagley, MINI. and will
occupy the Berard house when their
household goods get here. Mr. Bran
chaud will have charge of the Victoria
elevator.
Rev. Mr.. Moore and John Heneman
went to Fargo on Tuesday and were ex-
pected back last evening. They were in
attendance at the Laymans Missionary
Convention which has had very large
attendance from all over the state.
6. G. Thompson arrived home from
his trip to Washington and Idaho on
Wednesday evening. He got bad cold
while making a trip up the Columbin
river, and while better is still suf-
fering from the effects. He will per-
haps tell something of what he saw
next week.
The Wright family have had an es-
pecial hard time with the measles. STAN
ley was very sick indeed last week, and
now Miss Jennie has been taken and has
been dangerously i'll part of this week.
All the family have been down except
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright and it was reces-
sary for trained nursi to be called in.
w. E. Coats of the state land depart
ment at Bismarck, is out around the
Standing Rock Indian reservatlsn look
up farm to fit his number 272" that
he drew in the government lottery last
fall. He is likely to get good place as
the number is quite low and gives him
fairly good choice
The Herald man says that while one
can see the comet at about halfpast
three q. N. yet there is little or no tail
visible and he for one isn't going to get
mp 1t that unearthly hour to see a bob
tailed comet. After the comet changes
Unto go-it on May 10Th there will be a
TIL 70 tell about and see, just after sun
down.