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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03
L.okaIes.

Muf @eranlaiiuns ser Salli.
tatsbeboroe meroen Die itootiideil
@efamgenen felt Ginger 3eit oosn
benutt, Die @lleps uno e~ntlegeren
StraBen rein gu balten. 9as grpe-
riment bat iid gut bemabrt.
Die G~onntpfommiiiare baben
beitimntf, oaB an 1. Mpril in Dem
yeuen 4lamo 9eigbts Sduloiitrif.
cine %Mbitimmutg iiber eine Spe5iol-
ifulfteuer I'M 8etraae bon 90 GertS
abgebalten tperoen ioa.
Gountpridter Sboof, Die Mit-
glieber Ser @ranoiurp uno Die goun-
t%pfommiiidre boben am 9onneritao
benz MISUNDERSTANDING cine Sit
ipeftionstour ourh oas Gountpge-
f1ngnis, oie Mrmenfarm mo Ole
Strdflingslager gema6t.
9apis 81. Steal, ser junge Selt-
ertpebrmann, Der Donneritag Mor-
gen In Der characterization an Ser
Mnrfet StraBe BON einem gemiiiell
S. 8. Werdant eeidoiien uno idtper
bertpainbet puroe, lit bellte NOR.
gen Dor Eagesanbrud) eeItorben. ST.
gedug auf Die uriaden oes Ittell.
fats erfdbrt man iebt, oaB Neol NM
Merdant am @benb porber eint
Hriigelei gebabt baben louen. @as
Der @runb oieier BriieeIei gepeier
1T, ueiB man p%orIaufig nod nid)t
Seal NOR niht mebr i'm 5tortoe, eine
erfldrung o65ugeben uno Mer6an4
berbdlt iid ihmeigiam. Seal mor
berbeiratet, er nobnte an ser Mpe-
me @. St itammte alis Seattle.
Mnib, mo iein 8ater un6 ieint
Shpeiter nod tpobnen.
Wittpo1 na1mittag nurbe
Elm getpiiier Sranf Sbaaer %ungefahi
atpei Meilen nor6oitlid bon Der
Gtaot betpuBtlos auf Der 2anoitrobf
gefunoen. Ct mar nit ei1em itinl.
pfen Snitrument iiber oen Sept ee.
fhlagen mor6en uno bette aub elm.
Shubtnunoe, nabe Ser refter
Shldfe. @r purbe nof] Dem ltGeti
iden &pspitoI gebroft uno bat bort
6as @emubtiem tpieoer erlangt, If
-aber nihtim Stanoe, gu iaeei1, mtl
i'm iiberfanen Bat. SboIer betrief
friiber elm Suipelier : @eih1ft m
Der @eit Commerce StrnBe.
Inter Dem Namen SEQ q.
2ebi-2oge lit bier cine rleue 2oge
BEG Sroens g'gaai g'9fitb gegriin.
set iporoen. Ole 8eolnten limo:
econ u. 8ear, Braiioent; Senrp q.
4iri6berg, @iee-Braiioent; eugene
0ppenbeimer Sefretar, 2eon g.
Moienfielo, Shasmeiter; 2onis u.
5reeo, @onitor; &arrp @erBberg,
War0en; gilbert Sranf, @nareiam.
Nut. so. @niber, Mler Sosfe mne
y. W. Sanger, Sruitees.
Mdb benz geriht oes aonef.
tors bat infer gountp 1851
ftitnttberehtigte 9irger. Son sic.
len baden 1926 9on : Sares be
5ablt inO 3085 iif .Gremption
Certificates ausiteGen laiien.
Die Bill peIde Die rteuen GU
idse 5t unierm Charter entbalt, tit
mi Observation-Disclosures Der 2egis=
Intlir our Heinihrift beoroert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03

Bon 4uihn gebt cine 8eme,
gung gegen Cecil q. 2ppn, ben
iesigeH aIlmdhtigen 8eberrider Ser
repuHifmiihen 8ortei unipres
Staates, aug. Sin ibrer Spite iteei
%. 9. @rufb. 3ped Der 8epegrng
IL, 2yon sua ~itiiraen uno 6. s. ".
Green uruiieine Steae gu feben. 9ic
@epablitaHrr BON Srapis County
BADEN IN elmer fir5Iid abgebaltenell
Eeridmmlung 9efbliiile angenoiit-
men, IN Itnerer 2pon beiduloigt
tuir6. bic Hartei ourf iein idled).
tee. ungeihidtes un6 uutofratiides
3egiment beruntergebraht su babe1
unb oornuf BIN gu arbeiten oab bic
n6hate teraniihe Delegation our re.
publitaniiden Nationalfonpention
fir Mooiepelt i~nitruiert meroe.
Die acknowledgement iinb polfonl.
men beredtigt. 2Don bot niemars
ettuos anoeres, als eigeniud)tige
8pede berfolgt ulto bat oonit DIE
pnrtei bonig berulliergebra6t. Ser
idlimmiten StoB bat er ibr Der.
iett, als er iie lettes Sobr in oos
Eager Der Trobibitioniiten bin.
iiberlofen moate urlo ooour6 Die
Deutihen, 6as bette uno itdrffte
Clement in Der Portei, aus iGr
uertrieb. CT batte ldnsit aus iei-
ner SteGung entfernt tperben ioGell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03
(@inoeianbt.)
Sin SnSiancr : Grlebnis,

Sn Der oSrelen Brelie ilir
Seros" pom %. Sch. lit Elm Mrti-
feI rt2 Gage inter Der @roe" obee.
orucft, IN oent er5ablt miro, ooB sic
8erifiittetert alS lie errei6t narell,
gu aaererlt nad Sabod perGangten.
ga faat mir cine gleihe uno nabre
8ei6idte elm. Gs mar i'm Sabre
1856. @ir mobnteu ulgefqbr $50
yorbs BON Oh. 8oebme's 6arm ltro
ebenio melt entfernt bette iiG ein
geipiiier Sobn Soffmon noroli6 ON
Bottom auf 8oebme's 2ano ein
Bidetbaus gebaut. ct botte lidl
Damn Elm Stiif 2o1ro g%efollft, 5nlam.
me NIT einem ectnilien 9oniel
Surner, an Ser 0febina, mo Der
SlnB aus Sen Bergen fonlmt. gs
lDor an Sonnabeno por Sftcrn, Do
fon 0ie Srau Soffnlal1 5u mir u1o
bot MIDI, i1 io1e bod, einmal bil.-
auf reiten nnb ieben, oh ben beioell
Mdnnern ettpas paiiiert iei Tie bot
ten am 9onnerltog nob 5auie fofr-
men polen, = Ole Snoioner bot
ten i6on friiber einmol Srrner
periagt, als ct Miegel I'M 9ottonl
ipaltete = pie beiben moren gernoe
oaron, Sdtnbeln gu MAIDEN, I'LL!
oos @ous 5u oedell, oos iie iid oort
gebaut 6atten. Srou Sofhnonlt lag.
te, baB tie idon Heinbart Sd,uar5.
Or. 8oebn1e's Sdna9er, ain Gage
borber eebeten bdtte, nad5uiebclL
er babe aber geantuortet, oob Die
geioen mabribeittlid einen gar
ooer einen Guter gu Sitern NIT
6rineen tpoqten ulto ooourd iid,
peripotet battelt. Sd lagte gu, uno
periprad ibr, oaB i'd, lpenn Nie-
1Hano nit reiten NOBLE, eor5 eeipiI;
norgel fruA allein geben miiros.
@m Sonntoe morgell gineen dber
an6 9teinbart 9dnar5 un6 meirt
goniin @oofrieo Siirpe init. 9lls mir
bann in Die Ndbe oes Sollies fa-
men, iaben mir piele Masgeier fife
gen, bo muBte ettpas paiiiert Iein.
4Is mir bas Sous erreiht battell,
mar nibts 5u boren ODER 5u ieben.
@ir riefen, feline Mlltlport, mir rit-
ten I'M oas Saus beruln, nidts gu
fin0en. @ir itieeen nun a6 uuo gin
gen in oas Sous. % log Soffntnll.
Don 2 Hfeilen burhbo6rt oitf Dem
8oben uno NOR ifaIpiert. gsnli fell.
te nod ieil 8ortner Snrner. @ir
iagten notiirli6 nod @oule. Srol.
9offman mar ults eilt Stiid entae.
gengefommen, mir mi6en ibr ats
uno fie merfte, oaB Sdliinrtes &c.
i6eben lei. 8ir alarmierten @abp's
Excitement uno bra6ten Is Ma1ul
allf. Gin Seil io1te &%offlnan ber-
idaffen nno Die Mnberet ioaten
Surner iudelt. IIs mir Sen 5olben
8ee nah einem Blat, bent mir STAN
ger CAMP nannten, 5uriifgeIegt
batten, fam u1ts Elm Bonn entge-
gen. @s NOR Burner, MIR III Inter
boien nnb ltnterbemo. 8ir lpreng-
ten auf i'm GIT, Inn Mdberes bon
Tim 5t erfabrell aber bas erlte
@ort, oas er ioete, mar: ySoboGf!
&%autabad!" 8onn eraablte er, bab
er nod fliidten uno bte Meoino
~freu5en fonnte. Sic NOR a~neeidapol-
len er murbe bonn @afier fortec-
riiIen, blieb ober an einem Bourn
6angen. &m Siterionntag bate It
iein Semo uno ieille Soien 5erriffen
uno 5n einem Strid georebt, Elm
oaberibmimmen6es Stiid Sol5 ge-
fangen, on Dos cine Gnoe ge6nnoen
nno 10 lange on 0as rlfer g~etporfen,
biz es it'd felt gemadt botte, 10 bat
te er iid gerettet. ltnb iebt, ga err
gerettet nor, NOR oas erite, nod Dem
er perlonete, gobaf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03
Wan.G rlanbmisjdeine.

Emil SGiffers gaoe5immer, auitir
Gisfb go6nbaus, oalpion Ctr.
$3.50.
SOe Sabn, s6utoad5, aIamo Ctr.
s. g mueaer @6uppen, eallasbar
Ctr; $3.50. 1a
Otto aoebter. sduppen, Sts5ouitor
Ctr; 500. Eus Nc
Berthe gsiier, @Obnbaus, e'arbei'
s. g, gOettter, @o4nbmis, sDit
Gost & B., @ohn9aus. @outcrst
Str; $3.50.
ponl Mauidues, @alIerie. Beft Bop.
lar Ctr; 500.
y. 81. &aband Rortier, Rarp Giraffe
40.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03
S6tet einen WSrber.

Appendicitis lift elm unbarmber3i-
ger Moroer, aber Or. Sings Meue
2ebens-Biaen t0tet i'm our1 9or-
bengung. Sic itimulieren ben Sea.
gen, 2eber uno gingetpeioe urlo Der,
binoern Die @eritopfung, Die CUR
@ppenoicitis fiibrt. 25c BEL onen
Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03
Gin idredlider Madt gflarm

TT Der ihlimme @uiten zines Sin,
6es, bos ploslih bon 8r6une befol
len miro. Bouts Gbomblin Dol
Mandeiter, 81, 81. 81. 2 ipuroe 90
ourh bon ieinen bier Ginoern bqli.
fig aus benz Sdlafe geipedt. 9anr
periGaffte er iid Or. Sings Netr
9iscoberp uno Die ainoer, bon &C.
men man oas idlimmite befiirdtete
tUuroe1 pieoerbergeiteat. 50s lrns
81. Hrobeflafde frei. gu baben bqi
nue11 Druggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03

ulO SuHlIIlDunOen, Serrenfltnqer,
idlimme Mugen etc. 25c BEL a0e1
9rusgiiten.
Cine b%eionoere aus5eidnane
ourd ben &oiier lit Dem 5lp6Ifidh-
rtgen Sobre Srib oes @oli5eibe-
a,nten 9eblis in Sillit SIT Sell ge=
poroen. SIN april porigen Sat-
reg geriet Der le6si0brige Sobn oeS
9nubofmadters Mabing beim @pie-
len am fisfaliiden Safen in sic
@efa6r oes @rtrinfens. Ser aleille
NOR in oas @aiier eefa1ena ober
5ablrei6e am ufer ltebenoe eripood-
iene 8erionen totem nidts fir Isi-
ne Gettllng. 90 elite Srib 0eblib
berbei, iprang in poaer aIeiourq
in oas @aiier uno bro6te ben nlit
Den @eaen fdmpfenoen Sungen Mi
eiaener 2ebensgefabr gliiflid altf's
Erodene. SIN Sinblid oarouf oob
ii6 Die @ripa6ienen untatig ber=
bielten unb ii1 bur6 einen Sdul-
fnaben beidamen IieBen, bot scr
aaiier Dem iugenbli6en 2~ebensret-
ter Die grinnerunss . Meoaine fiji
&ettuns aus 2ebenseefobr berlie
BEN. Die Decoration muroe inn in
Der S6ule in @eeentport BEG 2eb=
rers nn6 oes 9ireftors burb oeil
Staotrot Quentin iiberreiht.
SSn berihieoenen ge5irfen DEG
Gbeinlanoes bo6en Mo~oelunfdae
einen 10 groBen ltmfong angenoni-
men, bob Die 8eboroen etnidritten
unb einihranfenoe gerfiigungen er.
laIien mubten. ltnpeit bon Moenoi,
tpuroen iieben 8erionen iiberfobren.
Ine erlitten ourdmeg idpere Ser
lesnngen. 0ie Holi5ei berbot bier
auf Dos No6eln nit lenfbaren an-
chamber gefoppeIten sdlitten. Sci
Walobodelbeim rutidte Elm Muto,
oas beim @uspeiben ouf glatte
gabn geriet, aus uno itieB NIT qro-
Der Wuht gegen einen Baum. 0ier
B%erionen nuroen aus Dem @agpn
geidleuoert uno iftper perIett. Sic
Eoli5ei i6loB bierauf Die @ooelbabn.
Mu6 bonn &uusriid uno @eitertpalb
tperoen idpere &ooeIunfaIe genet
Oct.
SSn Der @emarfung Ser unaa.
ridden @emeinoe Gerenc5faIba Dor,
te Der nod elmer Nadbargenleinoe
fabrenoe @aitmirt SoIam Gngel-
mann aus Dem naben @olbe ian.,
merlide Silferufe. gneelmonn e..
griff iein @etpebr tl1o elite Ser
STEELE gu, mober Die Stlferufe 10,
men. @r fano bier cine bon 5mci
Wolfen angefaGene rllm1niid,e
gduerin BON beren aorper Sic
@olfe idon gan5e Stiide Sleiid
berausgebiiien botten. Ger @irt
totete ben einen @olf nit elmer al,.
gel, Der 5ueite ereriff Die Slldli.
Die Srau itarb einiee Minuten ipa.
ter in Den @rnteil @neeImanns. Ole
geboroe bat cine 9reibiago atf
@olfe angeorbnet, ga Ole geiticn
ii6 itarf bermebrt babelt uno III
5olse Der sroBen aalte iid gang
oift an Die Srtihoften beraniua-
gen.
Der 2anoidoftsmoler Morten-
Miiaer it in 9iiiieloorf i'm alter
bon SO Sabren seIterbei1. Bon Mb-
itommuf1g nib @eburt elm Norlpe
ger, brafte Worten<Miiller oen
tpeitaus groBten 3eiI ieines 2ebens
IN Deutihlono gu, uno man fam
ibn fait ais einen 9eutiden betrady.
ten. SIN Sabre 1928 in SoIme-
%ltrono, eiltem fleinen Stdothen mo-
be @briitionia, eeboreu, 5eidnete er
lid friib3eitig our6 ouBereetpobnli-
DIES 5eifnerii6es Sole1t aus, uno
es gelong ibm, olleroines erit nod
bielen Wiibiolen, ouf oie &~nnltofa-
oemie III 9iiieloorf gu fommen.
Seitoem blieb er in oieier Stoot, sic
ibm i9lieBlid CUR 8%peiten Seimot
uuroe, ieBbaft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-03
Sat Miaiomen Treuube.

gudlen's @rniea Galbe aablt IT,
re Srennoe Bel Ben MiGionen, Die Tie
iia our6 lire eritounliden altrcu
in ben lesten bier5ig Sabren ermor-
ben bat. Die bette Galbe fit
8eidmiire, eczema, 8rono-
uno S6nittmunoen, 8errenfunger,
l9limme @ugen etc. 25c Bel aGell
9rusgiiten.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24
Died.

Died at his home near Bowesmont on
Tuesday evening Feb 18th 1911, Dun
can McMartin, aged So years 3 months
and Is days. He had been suffering
fro.n complication of bladder and
kidney trouble for the past two years
and had been confined to his bed the
greater part of the time. Mr.. McMartin
Was one of the early settlers OF Pembina
county, coming t. North Dakota in 1881
and settled on farm near st. Thomas
but few years later moved near Bowes-
mont. He was born at Tuckersmith,
Ontario. The funeral services were
held at his late residence by the Rev.
Moore of the Pembina Methodist church
and his remains laid to rest in the
Bowesmont cemetery. He is survived
by his wife, two sons and four daughters.
his aged parents, three brothers and
three sisters.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24

position TO know TO b one Of the best
loca. dramas ever given In ST. Vincent.
We understand large crowd will be in
attendance from here.
The young folks got up pre-lenten
dance on Tuesday evening to which
there was large attendance and good
time. The Finley orchestra OF Grand
Forks furnished the music. There we're
fifty couples present, b.. ides many who
were not coupled. The receipts were.
go.
Wednesday evening the King home
was thrown open to the whist club and
several outside guests who enjoyed the
evening at whist. Mrs. Harris Ratchet
showing twelve perferations, she was
awarded the prize, framed likeness of
George himself. Miss McGovern was
consoled by small bust of s'The father
Of his country"
Mrs. F. M, Ring entertained at dinner
on Monday. Those indebted to the
hostess for delightful evening were,
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Feldman. Mr.. and Mrs. McDougall, Mr..
and Mrs Thompson, Prof. Fitch and
Mr.. Thompson Of Grand Forks. The
George Washington" idea was carried
out in full, with Ratchet place and
tally cards, while crepe paper streamers
Of the appropriate colors, decorated the
rooms.
Tomorrow at twelve o'clock will
occur the wedding of Miss Mary Ellen
Vida. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
McCaffery, to DR.. Fred Snort Ryan. A
reception will be held at the home of
the bride from two until half past four.
The bride has been brought UP in this
locality while tbs groom's parents were
former residents and are now living in
San Jose, Cal. The coming event is
the principal social function of the
season and has been preceded by several
parties of farewell nature. The
bridal couple will 60 to California to
live.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24
Social Corner.

Miss Isabel Douglas of the Neche
schools, visited at home over Lincoln's
birthday.
A free dance will be given in the Ice
landic hall this evening. Supper will be
charged for.
Mrs. F. A. Wardwell left yesterday for
Drayton to help christen Clarence Gil
bert Cockburn.
The Study Club meet IN Monday ev.
ening with Mrs. Chas. Full with Mrs.
Hales as assistant hostess.
We omitted to note the return of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Wilkins from the Twin
cities last week. Mrs. Wilkins has i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G Wick who have
been visiting friends in Duluth and
other points in Minnesota, are expected
home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris arrived II
Pembina last week and will 60 to house
keeping in the residence recently vacat
ed by J. Il. Anderson, as soon as theil
furniture arrives.
| Married at Spokane. Wash, Feb
18th, 1911, Miss Josephine Fvelyr
Springer and Sidney l.. Wardwell
The coupl. will reside at Spokane
The groom is the oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. F. A. Wardwell of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Spiller arrived
home from visit of week at the Twir
Cities on Sunday. They report til,
Pembina colonists in that locality Al
all we'll and doing we'll. Mr.. 8. took ir
the fine automobile show while there.
.Tony the Convict" will be given q
Reid Hall. st Vincent this evening b,
local talent. It is said by those ii
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24
Races at the Rink.

The races It the skating rink last
Saturday evening brought out good
audience and lots of sport. The results
were as follows:-
Points for medal-Louis Thomas 8,
Robert Burley Z.
Boys race, under IA years-Chas.
Olson 81, John Crimson Scots.
Double race-Wm. Grumbois and
Freda Arnason sl.5O, Robt. Burley and
Kathryn Harris 75cts.
Barrel race-John Crimson 81, Chas.
Olson Scots.
Boys race, 16 and under-Bart COMFY
81, John Roadhouse scots.
Ladies race-Freda Arnason 81.
Kathryn Harris Scots.
Potato race-Robt. Wardwell 81,
John Crimson Scots.
Free for alI-John Roadhouse 81,
Bart Conmy Scots.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24

The Agricultural colleges are sending
out circulars in reference to seed wheat
to the farmers. They want to know it
the farmer has seed to sell, or wants to
buy seed. Whether he knows how to
treat his seed for disease, whether he
will take tito the local elevator or mill to
have it cleaned free of cost il he has no
machinery Of his own and il any pure
seed of any sort is wanted. The eleva.
tor agents have the circulars or in this
state may be obtained by sending the
address to State Seed Commissioners,
Agricultural College, Fargo. This will
do much to put farmers in communica-
ton with each other in the buying and
selling of seed as we'll as getting farmers
to plant pure seed.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24
Subscription Rates and Terms.

The PIONEER EXPRESS is sent only on
he direct order of subscribers. and is
continued until ordered stopped and all
arrearaGes paid.
The rate of subscription Is alike to all,
200 per year. Subscribers paying in adj
vance have the choice of several premium
papers in addition.
Sample" or marked copies" are sent
as complimentary only. and while we de-
sire them to be considered as invitations
to subscribe. they will not be continued
except upon request.
The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best ad-
vestising medium III the county. having
a more general circulation than any
other PAPER. Card of rates sent on ap-
oiication.
Entered at the pos+ofice at Pembina as
second class mail matter.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24
School Report.

Report of attendance and scholarship
in the Pembina school for the month
ending Feb. 10th.
The following named pupils are
credited with perfect attendance, which
means that they we're neither absent
nor tardy:-
First grade:-Pomela Desrosier, York
Langton and John Moulds
Second grade:-Clark Griffith.
Third grade:-Harold Moorhead,
Orwell Grumbo.
Fourth grade:-Knight Schumacher.
Fifth grade:- Ralph Heneman, Caroline
Peterson, Peter Anderson.
Sixth grade:-Everest Fowler.
Seventh grade:-Warren Langton,
Robert Wardwell Myrtle Wright, May
Glltrud.
Eighth grade:-Edith Hales.
High school:-Naomi Dunn, Irene
Eas man, Violet Eastman. Mabel Lang
ton, Maude Langton, Walter Morris,
Sarah Oliver, John Roadhouse, Ted
Wardwel.
The following are the grades in
scholarship of such pupils as rade an
average grade in all their studies for
the mon tn, of IS or better:-
First grade: Muri.l Trudel, John
Moulds, York Langton, Emma Trudel,
Thomas Rondeau. Ruth Empey, Micheal
Giltrud, Robert Booker, Lula Renville,
Edith Feldman, Clyde Newell, Olive
Lowe.
Second grade:-Laufey Hannesson 81,
Lorenzo Anderson 81, Wilhelmina Lei
fur 81, Alberta Renolle 81, Leslie Hene-
man sc, Deward Thue sc, Rex Summons
sc, Victor Paulson IS.
Third grade:-Clara Morris 90, Anet,a
Fowler 81, Allen Heneman SO, Ruth
Wilkins 80, Dorothy Booker 80, Theo-
dore Peterson IS, Christina Oliver IS.
Fourth grade: Mary Wills IS, Irma
Desrosler 81, Emily Paulson SO, Victor
Kern 81, Lillian Paulson IS, ruth
Anderson IS, Emma Cosley IS.
Fifth grade:-Ralph Heneman IS
Ada Booker "a. Virginia Short "a,
Verneita Thompson "a, Martha Brennan
81, Luella LaMoure 81, Adna Wardwell
80, Bertha Olson 80. Fancy Empey Sc.
Sixth grade:-Isabel Shaw 96. Ever
est Fowler 81, Richmond Quackenbush
SO, Jack Chisholm 80, Rosa Peterson 81,
Clarence ArdIes 50, Octavia Leifur 80,
Kristbjorg johnson 81, Minnie Morris IS,
Althelr Empey IS.
Seventh grade:-Ryan Booker SO,
Warren Langton &c. Edmund Brennan
80, May Giltrud SO, Rebecca Grumbo SO
Robert Wardwell sc, Myrtle Wright IS,
Pauline Harris IS.
High SCHOOL, Elizabeth Booker 81
John Booker 81, Bart Conmy 80, Rhoda
Harvey SO. Violet Eastman SO Roland
King IS, Mabel Langton 8s, Maud
Langton 81, Walter Morris 81, Sarah
Oliver 80, John Peterson SO, Esther
Shaw 81, Ted Wardwell 81, Fred Ward.
) VII SO, Martha Conmy 81, Mabel
Peterson 81, Douglas Mckay So.
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State Examination.

The State examination for teachers
will be held OH Friday and Saturday,
March l. and IL, beginning at $40
o'clock each morning. Applicants are
requested to supply themselves with
pens. ink and scratch paper.
This examination may be taken at
any of the following places, the High
School at Hamilton, the county super
lntendent's Office at Pembina or the
court house at Grafton.
ISABELLA A. Burnley.
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Finding Easter Date.

Easter day is always the first Sunday
after the full moon which happens
upon or next after the twenty.tirst day
of March; and If the full moon happens
upon Sunday, Easter day is the Sun.
day after. Easter day, therefore, can
never fall earlier than March END nor
later than April Is.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1911-02-24

Ladies', long and short, white and
black, kid and silk gloves at half price
at FULL'S Store.
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second class mail matter.
MARKET REPORT.
: { i: S SS & + e 9 3 5
Elevator Co. - =" z
Friday ........ 81 IS 50 U 70
Saturday ...... So S3| 50 Is II
Monday ....... S6l 54| 81 IS y
TuesdaS. ..... SCI 81 81 IS "a
Wednesday 90. S6| "a 81 IS p
Thursday. 80. S. s4I 81 rs 70
Barley new, 5s65 Oats "a, Flax 2.49
The weather has been fine all week.
County commissioners meet on 2Sth.
Penalty on taxes comes due on March
LIST.
b. w. Conmy was at Grand Forks this
week on legal business.
The w. G. T. U. meet with Mrs.
Moore this afternoon at o'clock.
+. A. Wardwell is on the market for
good family cow-and has dry COW
to sell.
The rink will be closed this evening
and all are directed to govern them.
selves accordingly.
1. j. Basken returned Thursday
morning from trip to St. Louis and
other southern points.
Eli kochendorfer has bought the so.
called Wederman farm west of town
from King d Booker.
Glen Shumaker, the young son of G..
w. Shumaker, has been seriously i'll but
is reported some better.
Chas. Atkinson has gone to Baudette
this week to look after some teams that
he has working in the woods. He
expects to come back Saturday.
Harry Miller Jr. who has been con-
lined to the house for the past four
weeks with sprained ankle. caused
While skating Is around again. limping
somewhat but able to navigate pretty
we'll.
Miss Maude Miller was a guest at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Norman
OF Neche this week. She was present
at the wedding of her friend. Miss
Mabel Drader,, and played the Wedding
march.
The Methodist S. S. enjoved treat
on Sunday when Miss Nora Forester of
Emerson played a violin solo. Miss
Forester shows great talent for one so
young. She has number of pupils in
the city.
Joseph Leblanc. sometimes known as
Joe White, who was living alone at ST.
vincent was found dead on Sunday
morning. Heart disease was the proba.
BILE cause. He was about eS years old
and has son at Crookston and a wife
in Winnipeg.
Through an error in last weeks issue
of the Pioneer Express we stated the
Hills auction sale north of Bowesmont
would be held on the 18th inst when it
should have read the 2Sth. Please bear
this in mind A large number of
horses and farm implements will be sold.
The services in memory of Francis E.
Willard at the Presbyterian church last
Sunday evening we're attended by a
large congregation. The program as
gwen in last weeks paper was interest.
Ing and the music by the united choirs
was inspiring.
The juxtapositlon of the Washington
and Lincoln birthdays this month make
these heroes the subject of many essays
Of which the burden is that poor boy
like Lincoln with almost no educational
advantages may become president. We
wish to call attention to the fact that
the example Of Washington also prove.
ibst the ,icb 10y Of good family who
has good education also has cbanc,
A for the same exulted position.
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Eli kochendorfer has bought the so.
called Weiderman farm west of town
from King d Booker.