The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-09-27

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The PIONEER EXPRESS is the best &C
vestising medium il. the county. having
more general circulation than an.
other raper. Card of rates sent on az
olication.
Entered at the pos+of6ce at Pembina a.
second class mail matter.
MARKET REPORT.
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Elevator Co.
Friday ....... ID "A Il 81 g.
Saturday IS rs % IS 63
Monday ....... a "a II 81 g.
Tuesdav. ...... 7s IS % 81 63
Wednesday -. a "a Il 81 81
Thursday. 81 Isl 20 IS 81
Barley 32-42. Oats %. Flax 1.53
Frank Wardwell Jr.. left Wednesday
for Seattle and other points on the way.
He is looking for business location.
NJ. G. Seokesberry, manager of the n.
W. Telephone Co. was in the city this
week looking after business matters.
The ladies aid of the NJ. E. church has
fixed the date of the annual supper and
entertainment for October 18th. Details
later.
Rev. F. c. Johnscone L. L. D. will
hold Harvest Thanksgiving services in
the Episcopal church next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
William Beaton of Hamilton Is lying
very low from another attack of par
alysis and his advanced age is against
his recovery. His son James of Sask-
atchewan arrived home Monday.
Mrs. Kabemagle entertained with an.
other pleasant 500 party last Friday
evening. A dainty lunch was served a,
midnight. Mrs J. LaMoure and Mrs. A
Short tied for high honors.
II. T. Einarson, who has been spend.
ing few months ON his fathers farm
south of town left last week for Chicago
where he goes to take supervision of al
athletic institution at 1442 West Munrot
st.
Wyman Shumaker left this week 70
Fargo to enter the employ of the North
ern Express Company. Adrian Gerardil
assumed the duties at the depot her
performed by Mr.. Shumaker, that Q
checking clerk.
K. M. Reed of Macarthur received
message conveying the sad news of hi
fathers death at the old home in York
Pennsylvania. His brother Arthur VIII
has been spending the last year with hir
here left on the N. P. Tuesday mornin
to be present at the funeral.
In another column appears an advel
tizement of Mr.. feathers, who ha
bought the Pembina livery barn an
will open same for business October Is
Mr.. feathers is practical horsema
and is the proper man for the place an
no doubt will please the public wit
good outfits.
Mrs. o. Burdick was an over nigh
visitor with Mrs. F. G. Myrick on Nor
day Mrs Burdick has just returne
from an extended visit to the home {
& her childhood in Vermont. She lei
Tuesday morning anxious to get HON
to the family in Cavalier.
The last Sunday of this conferene
.85 year at the M. E. church. Rev. Pascc
will start for Williston on Monday
attend the annual session and will in a
81 probability be returned here for anothe
yeae as it is the unanimous request {
hi the church officials.
Mrs. f. G. Myrick was hostess on MOI
s day evening, 500 being the game. e
E freshments were served at the clos
SsA after which the prizes were awarded NJ
s +. "a. Feldman winning first by Gu
Mrs. Burdick was alone entitled to col
ISOLATION only having made two progre
4 sions.
About fifteen persons all Of who
III. ~ owners Of farm lands in this locali
haye formed . stock company and pu
Nh ehased the Monarch elevator in this ci
the elevator win be opened ne
sl|s g With Joseph Bernard II ;har6
lsIss a II - COMP stsd this week q
ssSsl r. atina il ~ ri eonplstsd.