The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1902-08-01

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FRIDAY MORNING. AUG l, 1902
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An egg ~ inches in circumference ane
weighing 5 ounces is product OF Mr.. +.
M. Nixon's Plymouth Rocks.
DR.. Harris is having the Roadhouse
dwelling moved backward and sideways
so as to be off the street and alley.
The flags on the court house and othel
public places stood at half-mast on Tues
day in honor of the death of the oldes
settler.
Charles Atkinson got in two carloads
of fine heavy horses on Wednesday. Il
will take lot of horse meat to harvest
the present crop.
We are pleased to announce the quite
rapid convalesence of Mrs. G. w. Ryan
whose condition had been very serious
for nearly two weeks.
The base ball season of the Northern
League is ended, and there are compen-
satons for the loss to some people,
though the cranks mourn.
=, A special train loaded with the Jabour
carnival outfit that was at the Winnipeg
far passed the customs here on Sunday
night on their way to Spokane.
Most everybody sits in Presbyterian
pews now. The old seats were sold for
so cents apiece and they make a first
rate bench for lawns and porches.
The N P. train on this line now goes
through to St. Paul via Brainard as an
independent train and the mail clerks
have that much longer run than before.
The warehouse back of the Bank is
being moved towards the alley and will
be rehoored and have an addition built.
its future use is as yet not determined.
Hines, who became famous in the
northwest a few years ago by advocating
the building of a farmers rail1 Dad, has
been again taken to the asylum at James
town.
Mrs. Robert Griffith, of St. Vincent, on
Tuesday stepped into an open cellar
doorway and broke her leg. DR.. Harris
reports her resting as comfortably as
could be expected.
Mrs. George B. Winship, of Grand
Forks. was SO seriously i'll that Mr.. w.
was unable to attend the funeral of Mr..
Cavileer. We are glad to learn by the
Herald that Mrs. w. is improving.
Stuart Thompson is just recovering
from bad dose Of erysipelas caused by a
to his bed for two weeks and his leg had
to be lanced twice.-Hallock Enterprise
Mrs. Musolf, who formerly resided
near St. Thomas and who was sent once
to the asylum from Cavalier county,
where the family removed, is again up
for examination by our county board oil
insanity,
A local Winnipeg ball team, who were
up playing Emerson, took the emporium
ity to come across the line from eur
ope" and visit America" on Saturday
They were mostly from the Offices of the
Winnipeg Grain Exchange.
Thomas M. Heatherington and Char
lotte Allin, both Of st. Thomas, were
married in Grafton last Friday afternoon
by Rev. Albert Twitchell. The groom
is foreman at the st. Thomas Time:
Office Grafton Record.
1t is being whispered about that Nortt
Dakota may lose Editor Lampman, O
the Neche Chronotype, who has bee,
prayerfully importuned to cast his lott,
Montana in connection with daily news
paper.-Larimore Pioneer.
Sid Wardwell and R. w. Hills, boil
university students in the mechanica