The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-03-29

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Nova Scotia. where he assumes charge
! Of a congregation. During Mr.. Carton:
pasiolate ofnearly seven years in Emer
son he has held the esteem and respec
,of all classes, and his departure from
town will be distinct loss to the com
munlty. The removal is made in the
hope that the change will be beneficial
to the health OF Mrs. Carton, and it is the
sincere wish of their host OF friends ii,
Emerson that the highest hopes are
realized. Emerson Journal.
| We have to congratulate MIR, T, "A.
Hart on his success in passing the exatnl-
nation at the supreme court this week
for admittance to the state bar. Mr.
Hart has been studying for several years
with this object in view, and in various
county offices and particularly as clerk OF
court for several years, has gained large
experience in the practical work and
thus comes we'll prepared to enter the
lists as a full fedged attorney. The firm
of Quackenbush & Hart, though estab-
lished but few months have already
obtained large and lucrative business,
which will please host of friends of
each of the partners, and we hope and
believe "there's more coming"
Mrs. N. D. Gagnier died Wednesday
evening at 6 o'clock at her home, after
an illness of several weeks. She con-
tracted very bad cold, which ultimately
developed into acute pneumonia and
other complications. She was the wife
of Narcisse D. Gagnier, we'll known
printer. She was born in the Province
of Quebec, Canada, and her maiden
name was Bernier. Mrs. Gagnier was
the mother of eighteen children; eleven
of whom are living. The youngest is 8
years OF age and the next in age is ID
The other children are grown up. She
was a good woman, loyal wife, and a
loving mother, and has large circle of
friends who will miss her sadly. The
funeral took place Friday morning,
March 15.-Fargo Forum.
Attention is called to the announce
ment of the new firm of L. P. Strong &
Co., which appears elsewhere in this
issue of the Chronotype. This firm con-
sists of Postmaster L. P. Strong, well and
favorably known to the people of Penn
bina county, and Van R. Brown, late
states attorney of Red Lake county,
Minnesota, who comes highly recon-
mended as a lawyer of marked ability.
Business intrusted to this firm is assured
of beng executed with dispatch and in a
thorough and satisfactory manner.
The Great Northern railway company
has just completed the construction of a
massive ninety-foot turntable at this
place. The change from the old sixty
foot table was made necessary by an &C.
casional trip Of some of their largest
engines over this division of late miss
Rose Aymond arrived home yesterday
from a six months visit with relatives in
Brussels, Belgium. -Neche Chronotype.
Personals.
Frank Myrick Tr. arrived home this
week after long absence at Owatonna,
Minnesota.
A. ]. McFadden, the rustling machin-
ery man of Neche, was doing business in
the city on Tuesday.
Mayor Thomas Mcdonald of Drayton
was in the city this week with a bouquet
OF fiours made by the Drayton Mills,
which he wants the Penlbina people to
enjoy.
We notice by Fargo papers that Miss
Mary McKaercher. formerly teacher
here, has been engaged in the city
schools of Fargo at salary Of s65 per
month.
J. B. Robinson of the Bathgate, Neche,
Langdon firm Of Mahon & Robinson
lumber dealers, was a pleasant caller on
Tuesday. He reports Mrs. Robinson's
health improving after severe illness.
Jacob Knutson of Midland was in the
city the first of the week and made us a
pleasant call. Mr.. Knutson is one Of the
pioneers of his nelghborhood, and has
many old friends in Pembina.
S. R. Moorhead left on Monday for
Turtle River, Minnesota, to take charge
of the Pine Tree, published at that place,
and owned by happen &Kirsch of Crook
ston. Turtle River is new town or the
Brainerd & Northern, fourteen miles
north of Bemidji, with a fine location and
with prospects of quite boom this
spring.
| Married.
WEsT-HUsBAND.-A Hensel. on Tues
day, March 18th, by Rev. Z. lanes