The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-02-18


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Entered at the pos+office at Pembina a.
second class mail matter.
MARKET REPORT.
E { !s"5 NJ Ss & j Is 3 e z 5
Friday ........ l.O2 100 SO 90 8
Saturday 900. 1.O2 LOU 98| 80 s
Monday ...... 1.O2 LOO 98 80 8
Tuesda~. 1.O3I 1O1| SO 90 8
Wednesday go. l.O4 1.O2 1.OO "a 8
Thursday...... l.04| 1.O2| 1.OO' "a s
Barley, SO Oats 80, Flax 2O3
Albertine Branchaud who has beel
visiting with her brothers at Cavalle
for week returned home Tuesday
evening.
All post offices in the Dominion O
Canada have been ordered closed al
day Sundays and no mails can be hac
during the whole day.
Mrs. +. H. Osborne of Winnipeg spent
Thursday in the city the guest of Mrs
r. Aylen. She is spending the week in
Emerson the guest of Mrs. Casselman.
G. A. NJ. Spencer of Grafton is out
announcing himself candidate for
states attorney on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Spencer's political history is varieo
A message to relatives here from
Metropolis, Ill. announces the death of
Ben Daniels on Sunday. Mr.. Daniels
was there visiting relatives when he
was taken sick.
There will be meeting of the Mas.
onic brethren in the hall rooms this
evening, with work in third degree. A
number of the brethren from the Emer-
son lodge will be present.
j.. J. Fleming and Thos. Fuller were
in the city Tuesday to see what the
drainage board was doing regarding the
Weeks coulee ditch, incidentally watch
ing how the assessment would be levied
Rev. II. G. Jephcott of Leeds, formerly
of this charge, has been in poor health
for several weeks past and has gone tt
Texas in hopes that the change of eli
mate may enable him to recuperate.
Town Hall, toilette this evening t.
which all are invited. A good loca
program has been provided and pleas
ant time is promised. Admission 2;
and Is cents.
F A. Warrwell who took the remain
of the late S. w. Fry to Boston tw,
weeks ago writes that he will be bacl
the first part of next week. He ais
visited the home of his birth, in Bangor
Maine.
The whist club met at the residenc
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Thompson Tues
day evening, thirteen games were play
ed, and Mrs. Burdick's score shove
twelve games won. Mr.. Feldman re
ceived the prize for the lowest score.
The high school debating class, cor
sisting of Bart Conmy, William Kal
and Notion Ashley 60 to Drayton tt
morrow to appear in joint debate wit
three of the Drayton high school. Sc,
eral from here will accompany the debs
tors.
Deputy Collector of Customs Noye
of st. Vincent took lady with an e,
traordinary supply of diamonds to s
Paul where she proved they all belonge
to her and were used for personal deco
rations solely, and she was allowed t
go on her journey.
Elsewhere in this issue appears a
advertisement of four acutlon sales Q
"A. j. McFadden, the Neche auctioneel
ali in the Cavalier neighborhood. I
will he to your interest to look then
s.ivsr if you are looking for anything a
III lists are large.
Alex karl cane home Saturda
3fssst Ergo where sl'rnt The last tW
Ks III he i1,t riast tlis work in con
gsIlps:fion with tn sup raIinuaied fund Q
Aig;tbodist chup.3, H. IS not wei
s1fia expects to stay b me- fora while t
sstraighten up.