The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-11-10

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MARKET REPORT.
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Saturday ...... 81 go IS 80 -
Monday ...... vi 80 IS 80 %
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Wednesday 90. 9 81 s3 7s q
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Barley 65 to "a. Oats 3e. Flax ISL.
John Crimson is clerking at Rey, west
of Minot, in general store.
A good second hand hard coal heater
for sale, cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Hales.
Uncalled for letters:-Mr. Robt. Nichol
~, Mr.. Algot Alihquist. E. X. Cavi-
leer P, M.
The Workmen and D, of H. will hold
their Thanksgiving dance on Dec. LIST.
Details later.
Judge Wick went to Grafton Wednes-
day to hold court for Judge Sheppard
who is indisposed.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will
hold sale on the Oath of November, of
which details will be given later.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold social and sale of fancy work
on Friday, December 9Th. Place to be
given later.
1t is requested that all those having
dishes from the Presbyterian supper,
will leave them at the manse so they
may be given to the owners.
Notwithstanding the defeat of reel
procity by Canada, on Saturday, Sunday
and Monday the Northern Pacific de-
liyered 1O1 carloads going north, to the
Canadian Northern at this point.
Meeting of the Pembina Library Club
is called at the home of Mrs. Wilkins on
Saturday evening at 8 o'clock to make
arrangements for the future disposal of
the 300 books. Allmembers urged TO be
present.
Jim Kneeshaw shipped 1900 bushels
of potatoes to the Grand Forks market
this week. Chas. Kerns aud G. j. Will
son also shipped carload this week,
which goes to show there are 'spuds"
in the country.
A. D. Storms of Toilette has probably
the best crop of corn raised around here
this year. He had six acres planted and
at the rate its turning out, Judging
from what he has husksd he will Lave
500 bushels of we'll matured corn.
By reading the city council proceed
ings in this issue it will be seen that the
two corporations of st. Vincent and
Pembina will probably put in free pom
toon bridge across the Red River next
spring.
Norman Husband has resigned from
his position at the Office of the county
treasurer which he has held for several
years, to take place in the Merchants
Bank left vacant by John johnson who
was compelled to leave through illness.
r. A. Whitson. the pump man of the
Northern Pacific, has moved to this city
from Drayton. Mr.. Whitson was for
mer resident Of this city SO we are just
4 getting back our own again. We are
/ glad to welcome he and wife back home
The "long" travelling man, George
Cannon Of Fargo, was in the city or
Tuesday. Mr.. Cannon is the longest
& man on the road in this state being
about seven feet high and looks consld
I cradle taller. HIS travels for The Corr
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sss Mn. Geo. Barron q Macarthur, vii
3 I 49, pon 5pF an extsnde cd visit with rel
Pacific coast. She will b
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