The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-10-07

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MARKET REPORT.
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agent Armenia -
Elevator Co.
Saturday ...... 81 95 .92 81
Monday ....... SO SO .93 .8S
Tuesda~. ...... SO SO .93 .88
Wednesday 90. 100 So .95 80
Thursday. ..... 100 98l .95I 80
Barley new, Sc Oats q, Flax 2.43
A supper and dance at Neil McGiliv-
rays two miles from Neche on Oct. IA.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold
their annual Halloe'en social this year
as usual.
Miss Pauline Branchaud left on Tues.
day morning for Bagley, MINI. where
she will visit for some time.
Paul Williams was a visitor in the
city on Thursday. Mr.. w. is the demo-
cratic candidate for county auditor.
John F. Miller arrived home from the
hospital at Grand Forks Friday evening
and is improving, which will be pleasing
news to his many friends.
There will be no regular services at
the M. f. church on Sunday evening
as the pastor is at Bismarck at confer
ence. Sunday school at usual hour.
Epworth league at 6:g5, special program.
Editor Fairchild of the Chronicle
came over to see Judge -Kneeshaw
make Yankees on Tuesday. Glad ito
note that Brother Farchild is looking
better in health than he did some time
ago.
&C. Myrick Jr., for the third time
this summer left on Monday for his
Roosevelt farm in response to telegram
reporting the forest fires were within a
quarter of mile of his wood pile of 300
cords and the wind blowing that way.
Charles Full announces the closing
ous sale if his immense stock of genera
merchandise to begin tomorrow. In
tending purchasers should watch out
for the big bills, and our advertising
columns for the big bargains that will be
given.
The board of county commissioners
have been in session this week adjourn
ing on Wednesday. Besides the general
routine they gave the tax-llst advertis-
ing this year to the st, Thomas Times
The matter of the Drayton bridge
was laid over until the next meeting
which will be held Nov. 4th.
ga pair of Country Kids" that showed
at the City Hall on Monday night were
greeted by hall full of people who ex.
pressed themselves as we'll pleased. The
play abounds in fun and the actors were
all good in their respective parts. A
large crowd came via auto from Elmer
son and one load came from Hamilton.
Mrs. F. NJ. King rushed the season 6
little by serving Thanksgiving dinner
last Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ashle,
were the guests of honor. These famil
les have dined together on thanksgiving
day for tie last fifteen years. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Ashley expect to leave for Mime
apolis on Oct. 18th, consequently
Thanksgiving was celebrated a little
early in order to have the same circle
about the board.
Tuesday was busy day for Judge
I Kneeshaw and landlord Ardies. Tht
/ making Of about 80 Yankees each with
s two or more witnesses made quite ]ot
y for the court. while furnishing them
with dinner kept the hotel people going
l Nearly all Of the people came via auto
mobile and most of them were less than
4 an hour and half on the road, accord
3 ing to their own stories. All Of which
I proves that Pembina is nearer the
4 center than il was few years ago
GsThere were about twenty Of the buzz
ssagoDs shout on y y that b day,