The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1910-07-22

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MARKET REPORT.
s s E Il: S S$ & i e g Isl Is
Elevator Go. 90
Friday ........ lib III 1.oe LOB 81
Saturday ...... Lib Ill LOO LOB 81
Monday ....... LIS 1.13 LII LOS 81
Tuesda~. ...... Lib Ito LII 1 O5 sc
T "Wednesday 90: AZ 113 1oS 1o2 g g
Barley, At Oats 36, Flax 2.3l
Even these fair days bring no rain,
Estate fair days..
Miss Nellie Burke of Crystal is teach
ing the school at Geroux bridge.
Marjorie Wardwell is visiting at
Drayton with her sister, Mrs. Cockburn.
Half dozen cakes will be for sale at
Fulls Saturday afternoon at 3, by the
M. E. Ladies Aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Spiller leave TO-
day on an auto trip to Fargo and inter-
mediate points, to be gone for some
time.
George H. Naramore, treasurer of
Emmons county, was an attendant at
the wedding of his friend, Scott Gamer
on, on Tuesday.
j. R. Stong with a party of Drayton
people passed through the city Wednes-
day evening in an auto, returning from
the Winnipeg fair.
Drayton holds big Market Day
tomorrow. Drayton always provides a
good program and has been very SUE
cessful in these affairs.
The statement of the Bank of Bowes-
mont published elswhere in this issue.
shows that new bank to be starting out
with good business
Rev. j. w. Moore and wife left for
their home IN Ohio this week after a
pleasant two weeks stay with their son
Rev. H. III. Moore and wife.
Fred Mason will enter Mankato
Mimi Commercial College, Sept LIST.
Over 700 students in attendance last
year. You can get particulars by send
ing for free Year Book.
There have been comparatively few
visitors at the W nnipeg fair this
season from here. This week quite a
number have visited Grand Forks fair
the areoplane being the drawing card.
The old Murphy family which had
dropped pretty low in public esteem this
spring are now mixing with high toned
society, at 80 cents bushel. The sec
ond generation has pretty poor pros
poets, between the bugs and drouth.
1t is long time since the stage of
water IN the Pembina and Red rivers
was as low as it is at tho present time.
At the mouth of the Pembina plank
serves as foot bridge for crossing on,
and the Red had to be dredged to give
the ferry chance to land.
Frank Hanson, the genial cigar man
OF Grand Forks came in on Mondays
train to be guest at the wedding of his
"neice." Mr.. Hanson has been an init.
mate friend of the Anderson family
since the many years ago when they all
lived at st. Thomas.
The county commissioners by notice
published in this issue are called to
meet on the 18th, next Thursday, to
appoint successor to the late states
Il attorney Brynjolfson. Some legal
!. questions Of considerable Importance
are likely to be before the board in the
nssr future.
Manit0ba elections resulted in NO
special change, the government having
tically the Same majority as before,