The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-10-21

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veskising medium IN the county. having
a more general circulation than any
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MARKET REPORT.
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Elevator Co.
Friday ........ Sd % d 81 81 81 =
Saturday 5000. 81 93 sol 81
Monday ...... 9S 93| go 81
Tuesda~ ....... e5 90 so 81
T MsanssSsy 81 81 Sc: SCI <: 7s
Barley new, g oats Is, Flax 2.43
Wheat is falling badly these days.
Senator McCumber at the City Hall
tonight.
Don't forget the Halloween Supper
Friday evening, Oct. %.
Saturday night at o'clock, auction
sale at Full's. Don't you forget it.
The Eining society have postponed
the entertainment mentioned in last
weeks paper.
Many friends are pleased to see John
F. Miller able to walk about the streets
again. He is improving rapidly.
last past don't give the Cavalier BOOM
ers much opportunity to figure excess
mileage.
A number of the younger set went to
Carlisle last Friday evening to the box
social held at the Workman hall and
report fine time.
Several auto loads of visitors we're at
the county seat last week from Walhalla
and st. Joseph. They were not guests of
the Cavalier committee.
Mrs. w. E. Coates and children, who
have been visiting hele, for some weeks
have returned to Bismarck and will soon
cave for their home in South Dakotp.
There has been a good number of
country people in town during the last
two weeks, attracted by the sale ad-
vertisements of Messrs Full and Hene-
man.
John J.Sampson who has been living
at Lakota, Nelson Co., is preparing to
move to Devils Lake and enter into part
nership with an attorney there. Mr..
Sampson was raised IN this county.
Senator McCumber is one of the finest
orators of the country. He will be we'll
worth listening to, no matter what your
political preferences. The ladies are es-
pecially invited. City Hall this Faiday,
evening.
Ed. Langton has engaged Chas.
johnson to move the Basken residence
which he purchased last week to the
front part of the lot and is having a
cellar dug. lie will build also barn
on the lot.
If you are really in doubt as to the Law
about the possible building of court
houses without vote of the people, you
will find the whole thing in this weeks
issue. If you don't have time to read it
just take it as fact that it cannot be
done.
The consular agency at Emerson
which has been held for quarter of {
century by Mr.. Duncan Macarthur ha.
been abolished by the U. s. Govern
ment. The policy Of the government
being to concentrate the consula
business.
There are only two more issues Of tn
Pioneer Express before election. Ate
that We shall again try to resume GU
usual duties as newsgatherers, for whicl
we presume the'public:will be as please
as We shall BE- glad. Honest, it is no flu
to fight III the lime.
II one pipe takes 1900 gallons .
+ liquid from tank in one year an
anoth pipe delivers ia gallons int
the tank il the same time, ho
iii it take to gil the tank full
cordiDg 81 the Cavalier papers ii Vi
u !! Int y .twsntys year, TIA