The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-12-25

capturedhis hounds and he proposes
some da,on to let the Neche folks see
how his s catch wolf.
MIR. anlrs. Mugford of Bowesmont
have goror trip to England, and Mr..
and Mrsias. Dunbar of the same place
have gorp Ontario to spend the VIM
ter.
The nofficers of the Carlisle M. w.
A. are; w. Empey, v. c.; John Muir
ney, w. &C. w. Argue, E. B.; George
Reed, Esobert Stewart, Clerk.
Peter lens, who was reportedl.last
week as ing to leave Cavalier in the
spring, S: that he bought land there,
but has idea of leaving Cavalier.
Peter meron of Tyner, while chas-
ing one ois horses fell across a-Hwater
trough alfractured one of his ribs
which mas painful proposition.
Thorwlson Bros. of Akra shipped.
carload aides to market last week. 1t
is said thithe scarcity Of hay is causing
the farme TO kill off their surplus stock.
NJ. Parmaster of Crystal tried to
start a firwith gasoline last week and
escaped th some pretty severe burns
and the nghbors put out the fire in the
shop befc it did much damage.
Hamilta Masonic officers are: G. F.
Erskine, I. NJ; d. ]. Park, S. VIC. l..
Paxman,. w.; H. P. Asselstine, Sec'y.;
Jas. Nobl, Treas; Geo. Start, S. D.; S.
Birch, ]. J.; R. Fee, T.
A farnsrs' institute will be held at
Draiton ii January 9Th and 7th. 1t will
be held r,der The auspices of the state
and professors from the Agricultural Col,
lege will ,e present assisted by other
noted exlerts.
Abput ;wo hundred people attended {
receptionin the M. w. A. hall at Akr;
last week to give Hon. ]. P. Skiold
farewtll before his removal to the west
last lGs'stas ia5ofss ..eefre 80
Several members of the family OF MI
Michael Craigin, formerly of Neche. nov
ofRegina. N. w. T., have been ill will
diohtheria and one boy, Grover, his died
Frank Tiffany, half brother, tormerl!
residing at Pemblna and later at Neche
is also dead.
| A smooth young fellow has been vic
timizing the Neche people by represent
ing that he was member of some wei
known family in one of the surrounding
towns, that he was in hard luck. but tina
he would repay the small loan asked a
soon as he got home.
The firm of Thompson & Wing {
Crystal have gone into the hands o
'Stevens & Co.. whatever that ma.
mean. AS there are two more sucf
''sales" going on at Grand Forks. it be
gins to look like new fashion.
Somebody stole $500 worth of whea
from granary out on the prairie owned
by o. H. Johnson and c. R. Green. The!
hope to catch the culprit and if they d
we hope they will feel around and see
he isn't the cuss that stole load of oat
from us about two months ago.
Among the pictures in the illustrate
edition of the Hamilton Independent j
one of O. H. Johnson in panties and
mule without panties. They make a
interesting view, especially the latte
The picture of Johnson in another Co
umn, solitaire, will doubtless bring on
libel suit. In some states there is llbe
law to the effect that the nearer the trut
the worse the libel,
A fellow who has been around Hal
ock for some time, concluded to leav
this world and take lot of others fo
company, SO he procured stick OF dyr
amite and went up stairs in the boardil.
house of Ben Thrane to DO the job. Fol
tunately the clerk suspected somethin
wrong and followed him and now tn
fellow has gone to the insane asylum.
I About forty guests were at the wed
ding ofMr. William j. Cochran and Mis-
Harriet Devlin, and the affair was on
of the events Of the season in Drayto
social circles. The groom lis assistar
miller in the roller mills and both he an
his bride are very highly respected
that city, where they have both grow
1dp from childhood. They were the r.
lciplents' many presents.
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Rev, q. w. Aagans. 81 Clyde, Ohis
lsays:s 81 have used Pr. Warmers Viii,
1ANine ofi Tar Syrup for sore throat wea