The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-10-01

DAY.
From Wednesdays Daily,
The prairie is getting in fine condition
to burn, Mr.. Farmer.
James Baker, Neche's liveryman, was
over to the county seat to-day.
J. D. W1NLAw of the registers office
visited at his brothers. at Carlisle on Sun
day.
SHERIFF Truemner has appointed Jas.
A. Little of St Thomas as deputy for
that locality.
Two sons of Hon. E. H. Bergman OF
Gardar left for school at DEBORAH. Iowa.
last week.
MRS. FITzMAuRIcE and son, of Stokes
vile, registered at the Winchester on
Saturday.
Mrs. w. M. Holbrook and Mrs. c. A..
Holbrook, are expected over from Ca
Waller this afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Fraser of Midland
township we're in the city on Monday
and came in to see us.
ATTORNEY 7. d. Stack was over from
Walhalla on Monday, overhauling legal
records and says Walhalla is growing.
Mrs. Susan M. Harris, mother of DR..
c. B. Harris, expects to visit her old
home in Virginia this winter.
CLEMENT MIRANDA, one of the pio-
neers of Pembina county, died at his
home near st. Joe on the 10th, inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Tallion of Bathgate
were doing business at Pembina on Mon
day and made this Office pleasant call.
MRS. H. stong Of Minneapolis is visit
ing at st. Thomas and is expected here
soon to visit with her sister Mrs. F. M.
King.
SAM WINTERER and L. Peavey, of
Bathgate, are among the U. S. jurors
drawn for the term which meets October
9th, at Fargo.
DR.. PARKER is advertised as coming
round the county again. He has no
show this time. We mean Electrically
speaking.
JAS. A. Thompson, custodian of tie
Fort, has sold his hay and stock to Ora
McCumber and will remove to Southern
Illinois.
Mrs. Stong, Miss Garrett and Miss
Mabel Garrett came in on the N. P. this
morning and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. King.
DREssMAKERs and milliners are
"dreadfully" busy. Must have those
things all ready by tonight so the Gus
toners can go to the wedding.
The warmest and most beautiful har-
vest season ever had in North Dakota.
In fact, its only fault that it has been too
dry and at times too warm.
The iron for the new wagon bridges
across the coulees between here and
Emerson arrived here last week and on
Sunday the bridge-builders followed.
Mrs. McCABE. Of Grafton, nee Miss
Ida Morden, arrived Saturday evening
to visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
D. E. Morden.-Casselton Reporter
AS token of appreciation, the men,
bers of the Presbyterian choir presented
Mrs. Johnston with set of solid silver
tea spoons at the close of their last prac-
tice.
A DEMOCRATIC convention is called
for District -Four to meet at Neche. Oct.
End, at O'Clock. Representation, Wal
halla 3, st. Joseph 6, Neche township 4,
Neche village 9.
JOSEPH Nicholson of Bowesmont came
in to see the PIONEER EXPRESS on Sat
urday and reports the flooded district as
doing pretty we'll after all the spring
troubles.
WILL CARTER of this township has
sold his eighty acres to Mr.. Bertrand fol
s, 800 and is thinking of going to Mani.
toba, where he can get a large farm
cheap.
Word from Asbury Hospital at Min.
neapolis does not give much hope 70,
Mrs. H. Mathews, of Humboldt, Minn.,
who went there a couple of weeks since
for treatment for cancer.
VIM. TAYLOR came in on Monday from
home 10 miles, stopped several times or
the way to talk with people and was ther
only so minutes on the road to town
He had fair wind, and was on bicycle
MISS KATE MUIR of Hamilton, and F
l. Chase were married lately in Chicago
and are now in Indiana. The, youn,
people are well known in this count,
and will have many we'll wishers here.
A. CHALE was in, Saturday and paie
us our share Of 2, 4Oo bushels Of No. s
hard he raised this year. A ''chale'' like
Antoine is a comfortable thing for tn,