The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-11-25

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Entered at the postoface at Pembina a,
second class mail matter.
The Emerson band gives benefitcon
cert in the town hall this evening.
Most of tho teachers we're absent al
Cavalier on Friday and Saturday last.
Turkeys we're as plenty rs usual at
Pembina yesterday notwithstanding
the late election returns.
Religious services appropriate to
Thanksgiving were held at the NJ. E.
church on Thursday evening.
j. 7. Cockburn and wife-and baby
Clarence, spent Thanksgiving at the
Wardwell home. Mrs. Cockburn will
remain some days.
The freight now arrives about three
or four o'clock IN the afternoon instead
of late in the night as before. 1t still
leaves early in the morning.
A Catholic church was organized at
st. Vincent last week, with John Ryan,
as trustee and Frank Budde as treasur.
or. The charge will be supplied by the
priest ffom Stephen.
The ladies of the r. G. church are
preparing for fair and social to be
held at City Hall on Dec. 18th afternoon
and evening. Fancy work, fish pond
and light refreshments.
It the gentleman who cast the lone
vote for Peznbina in Thingvalla town.
ship will send his name in to the Penn.
bina committee he will get box of nice
cigars, and no questions asked.
Sam Winters, the horse thief that
escaped from the penitentary couple
of weeks ago, was captured near Ada,
MINI. last week and returned to Bis
marck. This community will feel
safer with him there.
Some sojourners at the Pembina
hotel this week were r. G. Fraser, F.
Darling and H. Stiles of Walhalla, VIM
Macarthur and wife, Alb. Mcconnell and
Jas. Sturgeon of Drayton, A. E. Mont
gomery and wife of Hamilton.
The sound of the barking auto has
disappeared from the land and the gin
gle of the sleigh bells is taking its place
Mother earth has taken on her white
mantle of winter but wheeling is still
the best way of getting around.
Mr.. Robt. Morrison of this city has
been appointed deputy Grand Master
with the following Masonic lodge:
under his supervlsion:-Pembina, St
Thomas, Walhalla, Grafton, Cavalier
Hamilton, Mimic, Crystal, Forest River
Bathgate and Drayton.
Mr.. John Heneman was called ava,
this week to attend the funeral of hi
brother-in-law at Waukon, Ia. returnin,
on Wednesday. The name of tn
deceased was J. Slekmeier and he wa
about IS years of age. His death cam
almost instantaneously from hear
failure.
The suit in the county seat case is t
be heard at Fargo before. Judge Pollocl
tomorrow, Saturday. Messrs Spille
and Conmy will attend in behalf of tn
Pembina committee. Whatever tn
decision of Judge Pollock, there is littl
doubt that the case will be immediatel
appealed to the supreme court and tn
decision from that court is question {
u time-may be sooner or later as th
court chooses.
The members Of the fire departmer
met on Tuesday evening, in the fire hs
and transacted general business, beside
y elected . chief and secretary to I'LL th
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