The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
County News.

eeeseesssesseesssssss . .
Grafton beat St. Thomas at football on
Saturday last, IL too.
/ Teachers meeting will be held at Ham.
Fltdh en- Nov. 18th and 18th.
Ben Lampman of Neche is setting type
n the Pink Paper Office.
| Senator Albert Garnett was delegate
to the irrigation convention at Bismarck
last5week.
| Or. Walker, who is moving to Cava-
lierp sold his Hamilton residence to Her
bert Asselstine for $1,000.
Rshearsals for "A Noble Outcast'' are
in progress at Hamilton and both the
new editors are in the outcast.
! Tie Call and the Chronicle are going
to give away $500 piano. Beats all how
liberal these country editors are.
O. II. Johnson left last week for Evan
ston 70 witness the marriage ofhis daugh.
ter, and may go to Cuba before return.
ing to Hamilton.
The Call thinks that the religious con.
test at Hamilton for 81, 600 stake would
not be approved by Christ "if He should
come to Hamilton"
| S. L. Haight of st. Thomas was con-
fined to his bed by an attack of inffam
nation Of the lungs, but is getting bet
ter.
1t is stated that the proprietor OF the
Bathgate hotel has announced that he
will close the house to the public abou
Nov. 7th. .r
}. William Langton has purchased an in
terest in the livery business of R. G. Viii
son at Neche and the firm name will b,
Wilson & Langton. ..
!. Invitations were out for the weddin,
of Miss Louise, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
i RpbstsEsArmstrong of Hamilton, t
4 Robert Soper fCrystal to occur Wed
nesday last.
The Crystal Cali says that it has reaso,
to believe in the existence of bootlegger
in that city and calls on the informers t.
earn the $50, in such case made and pro
vided.
The Call read the account of our Joli
ette correspondent about the man who
tied his horse to a freight car and then j:
willing to bet that the man never read:
the newspapers.
| A. L. and T. A. Miller of St.. Thoma:
have shipped this season 43 cars of grain
sold considerable to local dealers and
have quite an amount LETT.
Ike Foster sold three quarters nea,
Walhalla to some Minnesota parties and
a halt section for Thos. Trenbeath oi
Neche to a party from Hannah, Cavalier
county.
| John Kobler, our former butcher, who
Wen! into partnership with James Nc.
Arthur at Hamilton, has sold out to the
latter and has gone to Drayton to live.
| William and James McFadden, of Wat.
erville, Kansas, and John ]. Murphy, Of
Chicago, were III attendance at the fun.
eral OF Treasurer w. A. Murphy at Neche
last week.
Little Edith Huffman ofWalhalla while
sliding down the bannister of the stair.
way fell, striking her head on an iron
safe, and was unconscious for two hours
She is getting better after her narrow es
cape from death.
The Ferrie family, who were among
the earliest settlers of Hamilton, lett las,
week for their new home at Batleiord,
N. w. T. John Hipkiss has also gone to
the same place to make arrangements
for moving his family there.
Mrs. S. D. Bostwick, Mrs. Jas. Derby,
Miss Lizzie Baptie and little Frank Will.
SON lett last week for Settle. The for
mer will remain for two or three months.
Mrs. Derby will remain for about year,
while Miss Baptie goes to join her folks,
who reside there.
Miss Rena Young and Oscar D. Griffin
Of Chicago were married at Neche last
week by Rev. Newlove. They will live
I'm Chicago. The bride was before the
removal ofthe family to Neche resi-
dent Of this township near the Geroux
bridge. Many friends Of the young cou-
pie here will wish them all possible hap