The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-04-11
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Y Big snow banks are still in evidence in
our streets
John Rock has just returned from a
winters visit in Ontario.
Harry Mortimer too has been back
after several months absence from old
haunts, but is off again to Walhalla.
Max Stasak, after several years. resi-
dence in Alberta, N. W.. T., has re-
turned. He also has his opinion OF that
country.
After spending the winter among
friends in Ontario, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Ellis arrived home again last week sing
ing "Home, Sweet Home.''
Many fArmers were busy narrowing
before the blizzard, but they haven't
done thing since. The big storm seems
to have knocked the wind out OF them.
Fred Johnson, OF Akra, has taken a
position in Holidays store. IfFred and
Billy McKeowen can't suit customers,
then others may go away back and sit
down.
Melvin Greenwood, miles southwest
OF town, can show anyone who is inter-
ested, well developed case of small.
pox. A strict quarantine is expected to
squelch it.
The Stearns, Rustons and others from
Crystal, were up to young folks party
at Husbands, your old scribe was there
too. We had rattling good time and
were sorry to see the ''hinne' end of it.
J. T. Briden and son Clayton. of Wal.
halla, ''handcarred" through town las,
Saturday on their way from crystal
home; they stopped off here little while
to get their second wind. There are lots
OF thing man may hate to do until the
emergency arises, then he will gIadl,
jump in with both feet.
Billy Herriott, of Winnipeg, and ole
time Pembina County resident and al
around business promoter was also [:
handcar visitor. To have good rest h.
dropped into the BARRIERS chair and Boil
Johnson gave him a nice easy shave
Fifteen years ago Billy used to keeE
bachelors hall, one mile east of town.
DR.. Hoffman, of Walhalla, has placed
Hensel on his periodical visiting route
Hereafter we will have him among u.
once month and if he is as good as hi.
brother Jack he's worth 100 per cen
every day. F
Miss Anna Skaptason has resigned
charge of the primary department of oul
school and Miss Ethel Almen, of Nash
teaches the young idea how etc." w.
are always lucky in getting first elias.
teachers.
Mickey Wall has sold his 4 section il
Lodema township to Gus Born fol
"a 400 lido not misunderstand) it is foul
thousand four hundred dollars. The i'm
provements are below the average, bu
Lodema dirt is right IN 1t.
+ Wetake it for granted that Senator
LaMoure is to be our next member O
Congress for this Congressional dis
trict. No man in the north half could
accomplish as much for the district as
Senator LaMoure, and he will 20 out o.
Pembina county where the people all
know him. with the biggest majority
ever given any man. By all means let il
be Hon. Judson LaMoure, member Of
Congress, and we will take no othe,
even though Brer. Winship does kick.
Hugh Ralston has up-to-date plans for
a fine residence on his farm in Park.
Austin Hitler has the contract, which
insures good work. When completed, it
will, together with Hughs already COM
modious and neat little buildings, be a
JOY and comfort to its owner. Hugh
voted his first Republican ticket in 1900
election and has prospered like a green
bay trees ever since.