The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-07-26

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Mr.. Stcenerson's political fences in Kilt.
son county and other places in the
in the valley.
Mrs. Ardies wishes US to extend her
hearty thanks for the kind assistance
rendered by the members of the Work.
men lodge, and others. during the sick.
ness and death OF her late husband. Mr..
Ardies carried $1,000 insurance in the
Workman order which was paid within
two weeks after the time OF his death.
The Scotch Concert Co. will give
one Of their popular concerts in the City
Hall, Pembina, on the evening of Aug.
LIST. This company has given concerts
in Emerson in the past and they are we'll
and favorably known to many of our
citizens. We understand they are
booked for Toilette the evening before.
A trip four miles beyond Hamilton
from Pembina on Wednesday showed
tho promise for the best harvest in
many years. The wheat stands thick
on the ground and the heads stand big
and fat. Other grains also looking fine.
Some barley is already in shock. Wheat
harvest with favor able weather will be-
gin in about two weeks.
III. Il. Einarson who has been in Chic
ago for over year past studying in the
Y. M. &. A. arrived home this week for a
months vacation. He graduated as
physical director and expect to be assign
ed to position to some city in Missouri
on his return to Chicago in September.
MIR. Einarson says the weekly visit of tho
Pioneer Epress was welcome and he is
pleased to once more breathe the pure
ozone on his dads farm south of town.
AT the Methodist church on Sunday
next, a decision day service will take
the place Of the Sunday school hour. At
IL II. m. the pastor will speak on "What
Constitutes Good Soldier of Jesus
Christ" Parents and friends are asked
to come along with the scholars. At 7:3O
p. III. the third Of a series of topics on
Bible characters will be given. The
subject will be "lttai the Gittite." Read
2 Samuel Is: 1-2l. You are cordially in
vited to attend.
James Meagher was in the city We'd
nesday and reported that his boy was
gottlng along as we'll as could be on
pected The lad is between eleven and
twelve years of age. He was partially
! i'll front Of the mower, and it is thought
that the horses which we're steady
quiet team, heard the voice of another
driver speaking to his horses, and step
ped ahead catching the boys leg just
above the ANGLE severing it completely.
The leg was tightly bandaged immc-
diately and he lost out little blood before
the physician aerived.
G. II. Leathers reports that the dogs
and that some of the city sports will be
minus their hunting dogs if he is able to
get within reach of them with gun.
Last week they killed an eve and two
lambs, and he caught them red handed
and shot at them but missed his mark,
The dogs are in the habit of chasing
through the woods, hunting on their
own accord and some Of them modest the
sheep. Mr.. feathers says he is sure
that il the owners knew their dogs were
killing sheep they would keep them
tied up, for it is only a matter of time
until they will be killed.
, A meeting of the officers of the east
/ ern division of the Meridian road wa:
held at Toilette Wednesday. A sum
mary of the work done was gone ove
and plans to complete the entire rout,
. without delay were laid out. Report
show that the whole distance is in goo,
;. condition, save short space through
Lincoln township and that is being at
tended to. The road from Pembina t,
toilette is in excellent shape and goo.
!. for twenty-five miles an hour. and Nj
Often, who has charge OF the road 4
!, Tar rs Macarthur, and ID member Q
n the executive committee, says he es
. poets 70 have his end of this importan
, highway ia such thape that the tim