The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-04
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County News.

St. Thomas is also arranging for the
Lyceum Course.
The County w. c. T. U. are meeting
at Drayton This week.
Some St. Thomas people are putting
in concrete sidewalks.
Editor Minder, of the Call, is. off to
Virginia fora vacation.
Station agent sauter, of Crystal, has
been transferred to Mimic.
Eight new threshing rigs have started
out from Cavalier this season.
John Koblef, recently of this city, has
opened meat shop at Hamilton.
II. F. Pratt and family are home from
a summer trip to Mackinac Island.
bitches for the draining of the Glass
ton sloughto the Red River are in pro-
gress.
Prot. E H. Harris, of Prescott, Wis.,,
is to BE the principal of the Neche school
next year.
H.W. Wallace and Atty. Ferguson, of
Drayton, have been up north and bought
some land.
Mr. James Langton, of Minneapolis,
has returned to his home after business
visit at Neche.
The St. Thomas Times notes the pres
ence bf Miss Cavlleer visiting with the
Misses Garnett.
Cavalier has three cases of typhoid
Miss Truemner, Miss Kraft and a son OF
Foster Johnson.
Died. at Midland, on Aug. 26th, Mrs.
Dora Van Camp, wife of Mr.. w. P. Van
Camp, aged 48 years.
The ten months old child of Mr., and
and Mrs. James Mcclellan, of Carlisle
township. died Aug. 25.
CIV. Marshall, Of Crystal, has. sold
his drug stock to H. S. Dickson and will
sell hardware hereafter.
Duncan Maasell was at st. Thomas
last week from his Manitoba farm, look
ing after business interests there.
The Independent announces the mar
riage of VIM. Page and Mrs. Martha
Thacker to occur at Pembina on Monday
last.
Thomas Wilson has gone back to his
job and is now the local agent of the
Robertson Lumber Company at iDray-
ton.
H. G. Roth was at Cavalier lasu week
showing the merchants how to arrange
their stocks, which is his line of business
now.
Arthur Shetland, of Crystal, aged 13
years, died on August 21st of appendi-
citis. He leaves mother and two Young.
er sisters.
Photographer Kitchin, of Walhalla, is
on tour Of the state as official photog-
rapher tor the State St. Louis Fair Com
mission.
Roscoe Wilson, son of Editor Wilson
OF the Pink Paper, has left Mexico and is
now at twork for mining company i'll
Arizona.
Church goers at Hamilton suffer from
boys smoking in the vestibule and from
dogs which accompany their masters.
Both kinds of ours ought to be changed
up during church hours.
Will Graber, of Glasston, while riding
a horse last week had a peculiar acci-
dent. The horse threw up its head and
struck Graber on the cheak bone with
such force as to- fracture it.
The editor Of the Hamilton Independ-
ent. in view Of the overplus Of religious
discussions with which he has been del
uged lately, announces that he will make
a charge Of five cents line for::such mat
ter hereafter.
Another skunk story in the Independ-
ent. This time the drug store clerk was
freed in the store by a skunk outside, re-
naming there from 3 As until breakfast
time. Hamilton will soon merit the name
of Skunk Hollow
viii Francis, who was for some time
with he Hamilton Independent, has now
gone 20 work for the Casselton Eye for a
month. alter which he will take charge Of
the Hillsboro Times.
Richard Edwards found hts runaway
team near The Red River in the James
McC Clellan posture near Bowesmont.
From appearances tile horses had got
tangled up in the willows and one horse
getting nee from the harness went 10 Mr..
McG Glellanss house. The other horse was
found dad u the pasture. The buggy
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