The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-26

TOILETTE
Crop conditions were never better in
this locality.
MIR. Hagard, Of Cashel, is visiting with
Homer Aoumans.
Mrs. w. ]. Lean is slowly improving
since her recent serious illness.
The infant child Of Dave Hupee died
Monday and was buried Wedne day.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. John
GOODYEAR. OH Sunday. Congratulations.
Miss Nettie E. McCauley i: home once
more after years absence in Minneapo.
lis.
toilette needs cemetery. Herman
Rust offers to sell an acre or more of his
land which adjoins the Catholic GENE.
terry.
A driving horse of J. w. McCauley's
was seriously cut last Thursday and the
services of the Emerson veterinary were
required.
Chas. Wrixon will take months va.
cation and homestead" for that time up
in Canada. Mrs. Wrixon will visit in
Winnipeg.
Agent Fischer has received from the
taxidermlst at Grafton an excellent spec
linen or the male loon. He shot the bird
two wears ago near Cashel
Father Lavignc announced.srecently
that priest would soon take charge OF
the Pembina, Toilette and Drayton miss.
ions and that he would reside in toilette.
MIR. and Mrs. Ephraim Sparkling of
Belle Plains; Iowa, arrived last week
to visit at "Eph's" boyhood home. Mr..
Sparling IS i'll the drug business in Belle
Plains and is doing very we'll.
Land man Kruger is having sign
painted that he who runs may read. The
late school ma'am is the artist and is do.
ing good job. You will know where to
find Mr.. Kruger now when you want to
buy or sell farm.
Charles Jackson, who for some years
past has made his home in toilette, died
at this place last Friday and was buried
in tine Pembina city cemetery Saturday.
He was all EngIishma and had no rela.
tives living in this country. He had been
sick Ior several months previous to his
death and while his death was not unex-
p:cted, the last came somewhat sudden
ly. He was about 40 years eff age and
quite we'll educated, and for many years
had been the correspondent from toilette
to the Pink Paper.
On Wednesday, June Oath, at Hensel,
N. D., occurred the marriage Of MIR. J.
Alfred Spariing to Miss cheiia G. Arm.
strong. The groom is the son OF E. E.
Sparing, of oliettey and has grown to
manhood in this community. He is a
young man of excellent habits and has
always been known as one of Joliette's
most industrious and up-to-date young
farmers. The bride is the daughter OF
one Of Hensel's prosperous farmers. We
join with many toilette friends in extend
ing our best wishes for many years of a
happy welded life.
The Hart store building was moved
this week from its old location to the
side of the former Campbell store and
both stores will be occupied by Hart &
AsSelstine and make commodious and
attractive salesroom. toilette will from
this time have two as good stores and
stocks of goods as can be found III any
country town and there will be no neces-
sity Of our neighboring farmers going to
other towns for their supplies, either on
| the scores Of quality, variety or prices. 1t
is to the interest of surrounding farmers
to have good town at toilette. Every
dollars worth Of improvement that goes
into toilette village adds pro rata value
to the value of the surrounding farms
The next thing in order is that new two.
room school house, and consolidation
of the adjacent districts. Nothing adds
so much to common values of every
body's property as the vicinity of good
schools. The price Of the proposed new
school house at toilette has already been
paid out by dozen or SO of Joliette's
farmers in sedding away their boys and
girls to outside schools. a large part Of
which education could Nhave been i'm.
parted at home in graded school.
/ Ladies and Children Invited.
/ All ladies and children who cannot
stand the shocking strain Of laxative
syrups, cathartics, ETC., are invited to