The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-09
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DR.. Farrow Of Cavalier viii locate near ...
Spokane.
Huber & Guermain will operate q bar
Der shop and bowling alley at st. Thom-
as.
The GIN. has been raising the dam at
Neche BY adding several carloads Of
rocks.
Geo. Jennings of Cavalier has entered
upon a medical course at the Minnesota
University.
There are no clues tot e robbers who
blew ny Hills. Manning & Co.'s safe at
Batbgate last week.
James Williams sold his 100 acres four
miles from Hamilton to Thomas Fuller
Of Glasston for q, 500.
w. B. Maid and family are back to
Drayton and Mr.. Maid will again officiate
as the N. P. agent there.
A large addition to the Garrett. resi-.
dence at st. Thomas is to be built, lex
30 and two stories high.
!. Miss Lila Littlejohn of St. Thomas and
Harland Pethick were married at Graf
ton week ago Wednesday.
Mrs. Frederick Crane and family have
removed from Neche to their former
home at Greenfield, Missouri.
Died at Leroy on Oct. 1st, Mrs. Den
MS Boargeron, of pneumonia, aged IA
years: The deceased was the mother of
Mrs. Octave Pepin Of Leroy.
Miss Blanche Fr;se Of Hamilton, who
has just proved up on quarter near
Iowner. has been offered 1000 for it.
James Sing and family are back to ST..
Thomas 10 live. He has sold his share
OF the GAINESVILLE machinery business to
his partner, Alex. Baptle.
John Jackson of Bathgate sold his
quarter section to John P. Hoffman OF
Memphis, Mo-. for 81, 700. Mr.. H. will
take possession next spring.
Geo. Mclean, who has bought grain
for fourteen years at Hamilton, says he
took in more grain in September than
ever before in any one month.
]. R. Gibson's barn was burned at ST.
Thomas last week. Loss $3.50. Insur.
ance 800. 1t is supposed that the fire
was set by the little son of Mr.. Gibson.
John See of Carlisle will move to las
Weeks farm, which he his purchased.
Mr.. Weeks will soon leave for Ontario.
where he will make his home in the fut-
ure.
On 123 acres of summer fallow VIM.
Somers Of Bowesmont got 33H bushels
of wheat per acre and Mr.. Hodgson on
about the same amount of land got SO
bushels tothe acre.
The st. Thomas Times learns that
there will be about twenty pieces Of
$1,000 Aet.1N SGSi "'NS ullStl IaN. :. Two OF
the pieces ate i'll .lr11and and the BAL
ance in Cavalier, Akra, Thingvalla,' Gar
dar and adjoining.
The editor of the Independent says he
mas not yet received the traditional cab.
bage head or pumpkin on subscription
and thinks there is nothing in the tradit-
ion. Perhaps his readers have reason to
think thathe doesn't need 'em.
The following Bathgate ladies will go
abroad" to spend most if not all the
winter: Mesdames Derby and Bostwick
to the Pacific Coast; Mrs. VIM. Wright
to Pueblo, COL; Mrs. John Swain, STRAIT.
ford, Ont; Mrs. ]. B. Robinson, Seattle
and California.
The Chronotype corrects the state.
ment that we made last week in refer
ence to the bankruptcy Of Ebbighausen
at Crookston. 1t was not Henry G. Eb-
the former customs official
but Charles Ebbighausen. Mr.. H. G.. is
in the saloon business at Crookston and
is said to be doing we'll financially, which
we are glad to learn.
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