The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-10-25
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OLASSTON.
!. r. Joy drove TO Hamilton Sunday.
The Bottle Works" nearly burned
last week.
4 A gasoline motor bicycle went through
town on Monday.
HI. P. Often, Of Pembina, was in town
Monday on business.
Bert Taylor and Miss Strong drove up
from St. Thomas, Sunday last.
Presiding Elder Cooper Of Grand
Forks. was in town last wednesday.
Rev. Gazeley, OF Hamilton, visited
at MIR. Kipper's later part Of last week.
q Roscoe McCabe came up from Min.
neapolis to have goose hunt with his
father.
We are glad to say that John Quigley
who has been sick with quinsy is out
again.
Mrs. David Fee of Warroad, Mimi,
was visiting her son Frank for few days
last week. >'
Harry Grandy collector for w. James
& Co. of Bathgate, was in town last
Thursday.
Miss Hugh one OF the the high school
teachers of Mimic was visiting at the
Quigleys Satusday.
A. A. Kliest of Fargo came up to
Glasston, Monday, to look after the
work on the M. E. church.
MIR. Dan. Spence went to St Thomas
Saturday to visit his brother, who has
lately arrived from Ontario.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Holbrook drove
through our town Monday on their way
to Cavalier from st. Thomas.
Simon linn and Geo. Scholtz ship
ped their household goods and stocks to
Ordway, Colorado, last Saturday.
Mrs. Jos. Arthur went to Dominion
City on Tuesday 10 look after Mr..
Arthur's farming interests there.
Supt. Craig OF Northwestern Elevator
Co. was in town Friday last week
looking after the Interests Of the comp
any.
Mrs. Geo. Rays condition is not very
much changed, but it is hoped that there
will be a change to the better in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dill returned home
on Monday from Indiana where they
attended the funeral of Mr.. Dill's brother
who was killed in the wreck at Devils
Like
John Brady, Of Canton, went to Port
land last week to see his brother, who
was hurt in fall from the top Of an
elevator.
Miss Willis who was nursing Mrs. Geo.
Ray went to ST. Thomas Saturday as
she was threatened with the fever. A
trained nurse from Grand Forks took
her place.
Quite number of our town people
went to St. Thomas, Thursday eve t.
attend the supper given by the Ladies
Of the Presbyterian church. A good
time was reported.
Died-Elizabeth, wife of Geo. Ray, at
Glasston, Oct. %, 1901, aged 40 W rs.
Funeral will be held from the Presby-
terian church Glasston, N. D., on Thurs
day, Oct 24lh, 1901, at O'Clock.
The Salvation Army are to have box
social iii the Littlejohn school house on
Friday evening A program Will be
given by the Glasston young people.
Every one is invited to come and bring
box. y
E. M. Ashley, Miss Martin, Miss Bryant
and Miss Hendry were the Glasston
teachers that attended the teachers meet
ing at St. Thomas last Saturday and
report very profitable and lively meet
ing. A reading circle was organized
The Stevens Arms & Tool Co., Of
Chicopee Falls, Mass, who have offered
to distribute $4,000 in cash prizes among
the 60 young people sending them the
so best targets made with Stevens rifles,
have decided to extend their contest
until Oct. 31st, as October is one OF the
best months in the year for shooting
Great enthusiasm is manifested among
the young people Of the country in this
contest, and if you have not already
this is good opportunity to try
your craftsmanship. Stevens rifles are