The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-11

There was case Of small pox. discov-
cred at Hensel last week. Joseph Ford
is the victim and he has bad case.
Pat Horgan, of the Neche Customs, is
the grandfather of George Rene's new
boy that arrived week ago Tuesday.
G. c. Dunn, of Grand Forks, has TAX
en- charge of the st. Hillaire yards at
Hamilton, vice Robert Soper, who goes
to Orr.
Hon. G. N. Midgarden returned 10 his
home at Edinburg last week from trip
to Norway and brought fifty new comers
with him.
Norman Watson went to Winnipeg
from Bathgate last week and had an op-
Grafton for appendicitis successfully per-
formed.
Donald McNaught, of Fremont, threw
a part ofa stick at i. COW and then had to
go to doctor to get the rest of the stick
out of his finger.
l The Mountaineer notes the presence
in Walhalla of Mrs. D. Atkinson, of this
city, who is visiting with the family OF
Isaac Stonehouse.
w. ]. Burke and H. L. Holmes have
purchased the Trenholme section of land
near Bathgate for ST., 900, which the Pink
Paper says is cheap. Z.
The Call reports the presence of Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Spiller, of Pembina, as
visiting there last week, and that Mr.. S
was hunting chickens.
II D. E. Morden and wife have been Wis.
iting friends at Cavalier. He is with ar
eastern oil company and will canvas ir
this state for the next few months.
II M. ]. Ryan, of Cavalier, has formed Z
!. partnership with Chas. Nollman, of the
lumber firm of Nollman & Lewis, anc
will start furniture store at Cavalier.
Il Editor Wilson, of the Pink Paper
boasts that he had s32 paid him by Z
subscriber on back subscription. We
have hopes-only-in the same direction
| his fall. sis 5
Rev. w. ]. Hall, Of Cavalier and Ham.
ilton, has resigned his charges there and
has accepted call to Hallock and many
friends here will wish him success in his
|uew home.
The Drayton Echo reports the follow.
ing average Yields from as many diferen,
farms in that vicinity: 16, 16, 171z, 1s, Is
but thinks that the crops yet to be
threshed will average higher.
Mr.. Van Possel, of Larswood, Iowa,
and VIM. Kohis, of Redwood Falls, Min.
nesota, are new corners to Bathgate to
OCCUPY farms that they haye purchased
The latter will live on the old N. Myrick
place.
| The Independent scare heads its St
Thomas the correspondence thusly
"SCHOOLSHAVEOPENED,,,
but we see nothing about the barber
or why he should open school shave
in fact, it seems rather strange that any
body about a school should need a shave
excepting the principal and the janitor.
| Neche school teachers seem to be hoo.
/ ldooed. Prof. Powell skipped, Prof. De.
Wart had to resign on account ofili health
land then Prof. Harris, a new man, open.
ed school on Monday, conducted 1t for a
day and a half and took his leave with.
|out giving any excuse. The board has
now engaged Prof. Mcintosh, Of Cava.
ller.
4 The wedding of Miss Lena HohIer and
NV. S. Johnson took place at the home ol
1.-THE brides mother at Cavalier on the 31st
:Iult. Mr.. Iohnson is. an assistant attorney
in the Office of States Attorney Bryn.
ljolfson. and both of the contracting part.
les are highly esteemed. They toured to
minneapolis and will reside at Cavalier
on their return.
City Council.
Sept. 7th.- ular meetina. Of the city
council. Present: Mayor Chisholm, Aid.
THOMPSON. Adjourned for want Of a a
quorum. 81. n, s..
Sept slh.- Adiourned meeting Of the
city council. Present: Mayor Chisholm,
Aldermen Peterson, King, Thompson
land Short. III it 1s3
Minutes Of meeting of Avg. 3rd read
land approAed.
The following bills were allowed: S
IOle Paulson, bill for removing dag '
staff. sse. 90. allowed AZ $3.50. n
balance e. be paid i guy rods ~
are fixed within reasonable sss
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