The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-07
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Entered at the postoface at Pembina a
second class mail matter.
County commissioners meet on Jun
18th.
George Leibinger is lying very low a
this writing.
F. M. King is somewhat crippled will
rheumatism.
Sunday School convention at Draytor
on June 10Th and Goth.
Emerson VS.. Pembina at $3.50 tonight
at the Pembina Ball Park.
Miss Pauline Kneeshaw left for a two
weeks visit to the Twin Cities this week.
The Degree of Honor will meet Wed.
nesday evening and all members are re-.
quested to be present.
Joseph johnson who has been a coun.
ty charge for fifteen years or more died
in South Pembina Friday last.
From the Winnipeg Free Press June
LIST, 1887: Joe FAINT, who shot at Chief
McRae, was arrested at Pembina, N. D."
Charley LaFond came down from Penn
bina last week and remained over Sun
day visiting with relatives and friends in
the city.-Argyle Banner.
Mrs. Buckle who has been making
her home in Pembina for some time
went to Winnipeg Sunday where she ex-
poets to spend some time with relatives.
At the annual school meeting Tuesday
j. LaMoure Jr. was reelected director
for three years and DR.. Mcqueen was
elected treasurer to succeed Aug. Short.
Muir kneeshaw left last week with
carload of settlers effect for husband,
Saskatchewan, where he has filed on
homestead. His family will remain here
while he homesteads.
The many friends of Prof. Fitch will
be pleased to know that he has been re-
engaged as superintendent of the Cass
Lake, (Minn.) schools at an advanced
salary for the coming year.
From the Winnipeg Free Press June
LIST, 1877: 1.-THE Red river is booming at
points up stream. A rise of ten feet is
reported at Pembina. At Fishers Land
ing the railway track is under water"
John Heneman and his daughter left
on Wednesday for the Twin Cities. Mr..
Heneman will 60 on to visit his parents
in Iowa for ten days while his daughter
will spend her extra time with relatives
at Lester Prairie, MINI.
Miss Hazel Kneeshaw who has been
spending the last four months with her
brother Gordon in Florida returned
Monday evening She reports having had
pleasant time motoring through differ
emit parts of the state with her brother
and friends.
Christ Nelson of Hallock had the mis-
fortune of falling over water pipe ex-
tending above the level of the sidewalk
sometime ago and was seriously injured
He has brought suit against the village
for damages in the amount of 5000,
having retained A. D. Bornemann as his
attorney.
Bertsine and Pauline Branchaud left
on two months vacation to Montreal
and other eastern cities in Canada to
visit relatives, on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. II. E. Deimer, their sister, Of Trail,
MINI. accompanied by her two children
will keep "grand ma Branchaud" COM
pany during their absence.
Some Inscriptions person shot An
drew Nelson's COW with q rifle the
other afternoon and the animal may die.
The promiscious firing with these small
rifles is altogether too common for the
safety Of persons aud animals. MI. Mel.
eon serves notice that the carrying fire
arms around his premises is strictly pro.
hibited from now on. ANY one found on
tl1e premises with = gun win be. pro.