The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-08-06

provided, however, that nothing IN this
section shall prevent any resident Of this
state or member Of his family living at
home, from hunting on lands owned or
controlled by him during the open sea-
son as provided by law, unless such per-
son either alone or with another or 9TH
ers use any dog in hunting any game, in
which case such permits must first be
obtained"
General Harrison's Book.
The indianapolis Journal prints this in
teresting story concerning ex-President
Harrison's forthcoming book: General
Harrison has just completed the revision
of his articles which have appeared in
the Ladies' Home Journal, making ex-
tended notes and additions to them.
There is little story in connection with
both articles and publication. When the
arrangement for the articles was made
with General Harrison by Edward w.
Box, editor ofthe Ladies' Home Journal,
the General was paid for them, with the
understanding that when they were put
into book form the magazine was to
share the royalties accruing therefrom.
Mr.. Box, however, of his own accord,
generously released General Harrison
from paying him any royalty, for the rea.
son, as he states, that by the publication
of the articles by General Harrison the
subscription list of his magazine was en-
larged many thousands. The profits to
the Ladies' Home Journal were more
than the publishers anticipated, and in
view of this Mr.. Box asks nothing furth-
er. General Harrison placed the dispo-
sition of his book in Mr.. Bok's hands.
The best offer came to the editor from
the Scribners, and to them Mr. Box gave
the book for his distinguished contribut-
or. General Harrison's revision of the
book has just been completed, and the
volume will appear in the autumn.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ruston of Park
township drove over from Hamilton fair
to spend Sunday with their old neighbors
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Thomson. >.
Commissioner F. c. Myrick and Hon. ].
LaMoure went to Bismarck this week to
look after the interests of the county al
the state equalization board. H. A.
Mayo of Walhalla was pleasant Gale,
on Saturday. Mr.. Mayo says Walhalla
is growing rapidly and substantially and
that the train would be just across the
river on Monday and that only few days
would elapse before Walhalla would be
railroad town with all that the name
implies. w. ]. Storie has closed his
school at South Toilette and returned to
Milton, N. D. this week. %. Attorneys
Brynjolfson and Laxdal of Cavalier and
w. ]. Burke of Bathgate were all at the
court house on Monday onlegal business
connected with the Crauley case. >. Miss
Lulah Cavileer returned from her ex-
tended visit to Winnipeg on Monday.
Mr.. Beatty of Winnipeg accompanied
her for a.visit here. -. Miss Ella Bride
who has been engaged as stenographer
at Minneapolis for the last year, came
home for vacation visit on Wednesday
......J. D. Trenholm of Bathgate was a
caller at this Office on Wednesday,. ;.
Fred Vosper, of Neche, the man we
think looks like a Presbyterian minister
and whom Judge Sauter thinks isn't
much like one, let the light of his pleas
ant features beam upon us Monday. We
hate to differ with the Judge but we still
stick to our opinion, and believe the
Judge would reverse his own decision if
he knew Vosper better. :. Miss Birdie
Wardwell returned home yesterday after
six weeks visit with friends at Detroit
and Neilsville, MINI. .Supt. of Schools
Jackson and wife are expected home
from their visit to the Pacific coast, next
week. 80. >. Mrs. Pringle and Miss Hus-
band of Park township were visiting for
several days last week at Auditor Thorn
sons. ..... Landlord Pepin, of the Rus
sell House, Neche, was in the city this
week. .. :. Nelson Green went to Park
River, Tuesday. Ed. Damerrell takes
his place at St Vincent. ...,.... John H.
Shaw of Hallock was visiting his rela-
lives here this week. ......J. H. Abrams