The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-10-18

shaw & Langton unloaded Case steam
tractor this week. The late season TO
3 blowing has had lots to do with buyin,
such rigs. There have been many power
farm machines sold here this year.
The Pan American Mail Octette anc
Double Quartette will appear at the CT
ty Hall on Thursday evening next, un
der the auspices of the local Workmer
lodge. This is colcred organization
who give music, readings and numerous
sketches. They come highly recommend
ed and no doubt will be a treat to GU,
citizens.
Barny Benson, former Pembina boy,
now resident of Wynyard, Saskatche.
wan, was in the city few days this
week before returning to his northern
home. Dame rumor has it that Mr.. B.
has special attractions around Milton,
where he spent most of mis- vacation, and
that he may return to North Dakota be-
fore the holidays for brief visit.
| When you see man coming in at the
front gate, and after knocking at your
door addresses you somewhat like this,
"Dear sir. please give me drink of
water, like milk and l am so hungry
that I don't know where am to sleep
tonight, won't you vote for me?.' That
isn't hobo, it is just one of the county
poor" that wants to be elected to office.
DIR. H. S. Waller, pastor evangelist of
the Minot Presbytery, has resigned his
position and will be succeeded there by
Rev. Il. U. Richmond, former pastor of
the Inkster Presbyterian church. The
latter was unanimously elected by the
Minot Presbytery following DR.. Walters
resignation. The retiring Presbyterian
pastor was formerly located in this city,
and he expects to take up work in Mont
ana.-Daily Herald.
The Masons of Emerson entertained
the grand officers of the Province as we'll
as members of neighboring lodges at
banquet Wednesday evening, and the
grand officers exemplified the ritual in a
sort of school of instruction before the
spread. The evening Was spent pleas
antly and proftably, and it was some-
time after midnight when speechmaking
and feasting ended. There were several
of the Pembina brethren present.
MIR. j. w. Hart of Jo liette was caller
on Tuesday. Mr.. Hart says that IN his
canvas as candidate for representative to
the Legislature he has found the outlook
as very favorable. Under the new
boundaries the candidate for the legis.
lature must canvas the whole county
and necessarily get away from his own
locality where he is best known. But
Mr.. Hart carries with him the endors-
ment of the home folks even when he is
in the far-off corners.
The body of the boy found in the river
on Thursday last was positively identified
Friday as that of Dorphus Rogers, the
little fellow who was drowned near the
fork of the rivers on May 8 while playing
with two companions. The Identification
was made by Mrs. James Rogers, the
mother of the boy who came from Dray-
ton last Friday morning for that purpose,
having been notified of the finding of the
body last night.-Grand Forks Daily
Herold.
Geo. D. Full of San Francisco, Cal. ar.
rived over the 500 Monday morning on
a brief business trip of his own, as we'll
as looking after some unsettled business
of his father. Dudley in IN the show
business, that is, he contracts with ope.
"a troupes on guarantee and covers ex.
tensive routes in the west. Last season
he played MN Nordika on a guarantee
and did we'll. He came here from Chi.
cago where he booked promising com.
pany for the coming season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Full are comfortably located
on fruit ranch, principally prunes, al
Santa Rosa, fifty miles north of Sau
Flancinco. and want to be remembered
to friends here.
Notice.
,, I am candidate for reelection 70,
States Attorney Of Pembina county, and
respectfully solicit your vote and that Of
your friends. Respectfully,
VIM. McMURCHIE,
!, States Attorney, Pembina Go. (
, Winter apples, good keepers, Just Or
rived. at $50 per box, A. D. Cavileer's