The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-11-01

AS we go to press the ladies of the
church are filling up their customers at
Kittson Hall with splendid supper
and will give them nice literary and
musical dessert to top off on.
The .Rosean country was swept by a
Obstructive fire last Sunday. Thousands
Of tons of hay were consumed and many
residents barely escaped with their lives.
The fire came from the southeast and
extended way into Manitoba.
The barn on the Demars place in
Carlisle was burned week ago Sunday.
Four good horses, some pigs, harness,
ETC., the property of Geo. Carter the
tenant were burned. Mr.. Carriers loss
is about $1,000. The barn was worth
several hundred dollars and was the
property Of Mr.. DeMarse.
The Cakes Land ,Company's office
still looks and smells a little smoky
but they are doing business just the
same. We had been kind Of expecting
an advertisement Of fire sale of
|scorched and water-soaked lands" same
AS the rest OF burned out folks do, but
guess they havn't any damaged stock to
|sell.
Thomas Roadhouse, one of our old
settlers, has concluded to move to Al
berta, N. w. T. and will go as soon as
can straghten up his business affairs.
Mr.. ;Roadhouse makes this change large
ly on account of his health. MANY
friends will regret to see him 90. but
will heartily wish the improvement in
health and other success in his new
home.
Yesterday afternoon at the parochial
residence Of Father Conaty, the wedding
OF F. E. NASSAU of St. Paul, and Miss
Harriet M. Harvey OF Neche, was cele-
brated. Father Conaty performed the
ceremony. The young couple left on
the evening train on short wedding
trip south, and will make their home in
St. Paul III the future.-Grand Forks
Herald.
Mrs. Snyder Hungarian widow liv-
ing near town had purse containing
500 disappear. She thought her hired
man Charles Folger had taken it though
$50 of the tEooney was his, and had him
arrested. On examination she had no
other evidence than the TACT that he was
in tl7,. Il use When the money was mis-
sed by her ~Hd later she concluded lll;t
he did NOT take if ~'id voluntarily with
1few the complaint.
The Tri county Teachers Associatl,h'
meets at Caval er Nov. Slh and 9th, next 4
Friday and Saturday. A good program
is arranged including a reception by the
ladies OF Cavalier on Friday evening,
WE Hoover Of PARK River, is President
The meeting will be somewhat in the
nature of house warming for Cavaliers
school house which has been remodelled
and enlarged this summer into practically
a new building and is probably the
largest school building now in the
county.
Ihara CT M h.
iberia reported in Emerson. Perhaps it
would be we'll for our towns people to
wait little while before visiting over
there. AS matter of choice small box ;s
preferable to an epidemic of diphtherj.
in town. Small pox every one is afrc IL
of and quarantine is easy, besides pr ,vs
Clans can treat small pox more SUI r.es.
fully. Diphtheria is largely chi xaren'
disease, and the little patients re yer
difficult to treat, and the gre NV, foil
who nurse them don't seem tn reali,
the danger of contagion.
The Cosgrove enterta; ,.r. who nj.
one night each season j. Easeenden a
in town today and will i've e one Of the
excellent entertainm' .,ts IN Odd Fello,
hall tonight. Owir . 70 their GOOD rep
80. =. % MN ~ fobaSle that the entt
den News. "en a'ee
e'' w. Cosgrove must part his h
ny '''N' lie or something. HIS trou
p'"' ~ ~ re the same night.
-, "Ten Nights in Bar-room."
his masterpiece was thought to b;
!. ~ st its usefulness, but like Gladst'
d the ''grand old man" ripe with age
full Of healthy energy, it can indeed
g called the 'sgrand old drama" T