The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-07

e The county ~ asurer WIN: in pursuance
ioflaw, place the delinquent personal tai
list in the hands Of the sheriff on the 18th
Of this month. Better settle up and save
expense.
The Cavalier Chronicle wants Fred
Farrow and all but two or three other
county officials continued in office.
Those two or three" are curious to
know who they are.
The telephone lines got crossed on the
electric light circuit on Monday evening,
and considerable lightning was scattered
around, while people lighted their lamps
for the rest of the evening.
Rev. w. ]. Hall will preach at the
Presbyterian church at 1870 p. m. Sun.
day evening. Subject, "A Hero in Ex-
ile." Sunday school at $50 p. IN. Sub
ject, "The Good Samaritan"
Robert Webb, brother of Geo. Webb.
some years ago in the employ of Frank
Feidler in his harness shop, was in the
city lastweek visiting with his relatives.
He goes to Fargo to enlist as a soldier
and will take his examination next week.
Pink Paper.
Heavy rains Tuesday and Wednesday
soaked the ground and left more water
on the surface than we have had for
year before. The down-pour at toilette
and Bowesmont Tuesday night is des.
cribed as something phenomenal.
Judge Young and wife and daughter
are visiting with friends in the city. The
Judge has just returned from trip to
his cattle ranch in Logan county where
he went to hunt and look after his cattle
interests. He was the guest of Mr..
Steele and George Laney while at the
ranch and speaks in the highest terms of
the bread that George makes. He left
them we'll and enjoying ranch life hugely.
Pink Paper.
The death of Mrs. D. Bateman of Joli-
cite as detailed in toilette items in this
issue, is sad news to large circle of
friends in this city where she was we'll
known. The deceased was daughter
of Mrs. George Lawrence of toilette, and
a sister of Mrs. c. Wrixon of this city.
Mrs. Wrixon and Mrs. Lawrence desire
us to express their sincere thanks for
many kindnesses extended by sympa-
thizing friends during The illness and fun
eral of their deceased relative.
Mr.. Buchanan, president, and Mr..
James, secretary, together with several
directors of the Glass Reef Gold Mining
Company, are at the Leland, on their
way to the mine in the Lower Manitou.
They expect to reach the mine in time to
see the first clean up of their mill. The
latest reports from the manager of the
mine are that the ore in sight would keep
a 20-stamp mill going, and the directors
hope to add the additional ten stamps
this fall-Winnipeg Free Press.
Among the cases to be tried at the U.
S. Court this week, is that of John Heller
Of Cavalier. for importing alien la
Dor. Mr.. Heller says in the Fargo For
um, that he was the proprietors,of a
butcher shop, and meeting Jack Hahn at
Gretna, they had a talk about employ
ment The next day Hahn came to Cav.
alier, and written contract was made
and Hahn went to work. Hahn had
previously lived and done business at
Cavalier, and married there and his faith
er in-law lives there. Mr.. Heller said he
supposed Hahn was citizen Of the u. S.
He claims that his arrests the result OF
spite work by local parties.
Mrs. Jos. Birch has just received a well
come letter from her son Sidney. 1t was
welcome because it brought the news
that he was well and also that he had
enclosed a reminder of his love for the
old folks at home in the form of a draft
for 81, 100. Sid is working in Dawson
City for the same firm with whom he was
engaged when he first went to that place.
For long time he received 80 a day
but with the railway and steamboat line
reducing the cost Of living through re-