The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-01-18
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The Farmer.
The New York Tribune.
The new depot at Cavalier is finished.
VIC. I. U. will meet at Mrs. Switzer's
this afternoon at O'Clock.
"A train ran over two of Frank Fiedler,s
horses at Bathgate. He is lookinp for
damages.
Miss Maud Mofit, of Hamilton. has
purchased the millinery business of Miss
Taylor at Drayton.
Wood wanted at the PIONEER Elk.
PRESS Office. If you have an account
here wood is preferred to cash these DAYS.
Bring it along.
Mr.. Benjamin Wilson, one of the early
settlers near Nowesta, died "Wednesday
and will be buried to-day. His wife died
three months ago.
There will be services in the Icelandic
Lutheran church, South Pembina, next
Sunday at II o'clock in the morning. bv
Rev. ]. Sigurdsson.
The writer and about score of other
good people about town have been
wrestling with the grip this week. There
are several thousands OF us in the United
States about now.
James Newell of Bay Center promised
to give ball to his neighbors if Nc
klnley was elected. He did it New
Years night in splendid style, like the
good republican he is.
n pleasant party was given in Kittson
Hall, Wednesday evening, i'll honor of
JOS. Livingston, who left for Wahpeton
the following day, and Miss Ella Bride.
on h:r visit here. There were present
twenty-five couples.
Marriage licenses were issued by Judge
Wallace on the 18th inst. to Christ Cans
sic OF St. Thomas and Miss Lena Morri-
Son, of Drayton; and on the 18th to
Robt Irwin, of Bowesmont and Miss
Cathleen H. Preston, of Winnipeg.
One of the amusing things of last
weeks Journalism was Editor Fairchild
CALAMITY proving to Editor Bates of the
News and Times that she claimed year
more ofage than was her due; the News
and Times being twenty and not twenty
one years OF age. Fairchild evidently
keeps tab on such matters.
James lnnis, who enlisted in the regu-
lar army about year ago, is dead of
typhoid fever in the Philippines :. !. DR..
Scott has new and the only X.rays
machine in this locality. It is mostly
made of glass and weighs a thousand
pounds "A SON Of E. Scheving of Hen
sci died of pneumonia. Crystal Call.
John Ryan, who lives couple miles
out Of St. Vincent, drove to the school
mouse mile away the day of the big
storm and when he got theae he con-
cluded it was safer to stay than to return
home, and he spent the night in the
school house. with a numbef Of the
scholars, telling stories and trying to
keep warm.
Peter Hogan started for the Roscau on
& Monday with caravan Of teams and
equipments for conveniences on the
road. He has house on runners; fitted
with stove and sleeping odations
80 that where night overtakes him he IS
ready 70 cut up. He has also barn
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