The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-06-16

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and Martha Brennan accompanied her
for weeks sight seeing in the city.
Miss Lucille Switzer who has been
one of the efficient teachers in the
Roosevelt school for the past year re-
turns to her home at Pembina next
Monday.-Grand Forks Evening Times.
The Wilkens show which was here
last Friday evening gave good satisfact-
ION to good sized audience. The birds
are we'll trained and pretty to look at
and the rest of the program is very fair.
Mr.. L. L. Gardner of Hannah was
visiting at DR.. McQueen's over Sunday.
He came over to accompany his wife
home on Monday, who has been visiting
here several weeks. She is sister
of Mrs. Mcqueen.
With three gasoline launches for
Pembina and one for st. Vincent makes
things lively on the Raging Red at this
stage of high water. The Chico is on
the bank but will be put in commission
shortly we are told.
Editor Wilson is back from a trip
among the bass and pike in the Mime
sofa lakes according to the Pink Paper.
We want fish story from Bro. Wilson
before we will believe that the trip was
successful.
being put in shape with concrete floors
and other improvements. 1T is the in
tention to serve refreshments for gather
ings that have been served in the hall
heretofore in these parts.
The collection commettee of the tennis
club, Henrietta Conmy and Esther
Shaw wish all tennis dues handed in be-
fore Sunday, as printed schedules are
to be made next week. Dues for olu
members Soc, for new members s1.OO.
The Grand Chapter o. E. S. will con-
vene for its seventeenth annual session
at Grand Forks on Thursday morning
June 10Th, 1911, and continue two days.
Mrs G. G. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
G. Myrick are the authorized delegates.
Rev. j. G. Moore district superintend-
ent, filled the pulpits at the toilette and
city M. r.. churches last Sunday. Mr..
Moore informed US that his son Johr,
who was baby when they lived here,
is now just sixteen and graduates this
week from the Grand Forks high school
with honors
The gun club is having it's regular
shoots Tuesday and Friday evenings,
with a good attendance. Invitations are
extended to outsiders to come at any
time and enjoy the sport. A second
club of young fellows have also been or
gained which meets Mondays and Sat
urdays.
Among those TO received the degree
of Bachelor of Arts from the State Uni
versity is Miss Leila Harvey of this
city. The following is taken from the
Grand Forks Times of Wednesday.
Leila Harvey is a graduate of the Penn
bina high school. She entered the
university in 1907 and last year was
teacher at Searkweather. She is a
member of Clionian, Y. w. G. A. and
Women's league.
A delegation consisting of ]. P. John
son, Harry Miller, Jr, Walter Volrath
and Geo. H. Morris took in the Keio-Uni-
versity base ball game at Grand Forks
Tuesday. They all say the island visit
ors put up strong game which was in
teresting throughout. But when it
came to calling out the names of the
visiting team it puzzled the scorers and
amused the audience. Harry Miller
stayed and took in the jewelers. conven-
ton and banquet.
Sometime ago James R. Moorhead
started a subscription to raise money for
a receiving vault at the cemetery and up
to the present time over 5000 has been
subscribed. This subject has been un
der consideration for some time but not
until Mr.. Moorhead took the matter in
hand was anything done. A committee
will be appointed when a sufficient sum
has been raised and the vault will prob
ably be erected in the fall.
Roller Feed Mill.
New, year ago. Complete with elevat-
or and bin 8x1O. Cost $3.50. will sell
half price as have not time to grind.
HENRY TEFOE.
~ Zerba siding, toilette P. O..