The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-08-26
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Dtaylon Methodists are figuring o
building new church,
Alex Goodman is building a larg
barn on his farm at Stokesville
John Karr Of Hamilton goes to Bottin
eau to buy wheat for the McCabes'.
!. D.'Gor,lon Of Walhalla experts t,
leave for Oregon about the middle Q
October.
A. L. Miller is home at St. Thomas
after a five weeks visit to St. Louis anc
other cities.
Harry Dewart of St. Thomas has gone
to Washington to visit friends and look
for improved health.
A lawn social at Thos. Armstrong;
Glasston was attended by a large mum.
Der and was very pretty affair.
Mankato Commercial College, Manka-
to-, Mimi, guarantees positions. Just
think of it. Don't lose your chance.
Miss Lucille Switzer was the guest OF
Miss Kathleen Henderson of Neche last
week according to the Chronotype.
l. Sabraw and wife Of Neche are the
happy parents of new baby boy. Many
friends here will also say congratula-
tons.
Mrs. Thomas Patterson of Bay Center
ell and dislocate;l her elbow. 1t is pain
full and it will be some time before it wi
be well.
Indrid Anderson of Cavalier died at a
Winnipeg hospital as result OF blood
poisoning from a scratch made from
fish-bone.
F. B. Ingram, an old and respected
resident of Neche. died there last week,
aged SO years. He had been an invalid
for some time.
c Murphy. Fred St. Amour, Geo.
Roadh.use, c. E. Briggs, and w. L.
Walton Of Neche joined an excursion
party to the northwest.
Over at Hamilton they have a store
with a green front and another that has
Green inside-and no Irish about either
of the proprietors either.
The Walhalla base ball team has dis.
banded for the season. The Mountain.
eer claims that they have lost but one
game this season in the league.
The Times says the business men of
Crystal want the old mail stage route re.
established from St. Thomas, SO that
they can get their letters earlier in the
day.
A lot of elevator, mil. and railroad
men were on trip over the G.. N. last
week, inspecting the prospects for wheat
in this and other counties. They report
plenty OF rust.
Collector of Customs O'Brien of Ne
che confscated % bottles of Canuck fire.
water from passenger on the train.
Probably the stuff was intended for d
bootlegger's outfit.
William and Martin Van Slyck have
purchased five quarter sections OF land
from J. D. Gordon at WaIhalla, part of it
the old Indian land, for IS, 500 per quar-.
ter 1t is fine land.
Miss Maud KILLER of Cavalier is the
candidate for trip to the Worlds F 'ir
in the Minneapolis Tribune contest from
this :ality. Subscribers to the Trib-
une should send in votes for Miss K.
when they pay their subscriptions.
Says Edwin James of St. Thomas, that
the people that start too soon to the
abodes of the chicken, better not let HIM
find them out or he will exert his author
ity as deputy game warden of the great
state of N. D.
IF. Jennings and two daughters pass
ed through Hamilton last week on their
way 10 Winnipeg where they will make
their future home. Pembina county will
miss the genial Pat who was one of the
FIRST ones and is one of the best known
men i'll the county.
DR.. Walker of st. Thomas now auto
mobiles 10 his patients on call-but is
still Walker. But most of the autos
sometimes don't 40 as they auto-and
the passengers take the Doctors pat
ronymlc. 1t is common, though M,
popular, name among the tribe.
Patrick Whelan and Miss Rosanna c..
Than were married at Mimic on Tuesday
of last Week. The bride is from Voss
and the groom is son of Mr.. anu Mr..
Thomas Whelan of Lodema township.
The couple will live for the present d.
Lawton, where Mr.. w. is an elevator az
ent.
The honorable board of county com
missioners was here Wednesday nigh
looking over bridge matters. They in
tended to dispense with two of the bridp
es south OF Town by cutting new chan
mel tor the river but could not buy III,
right of way at satisfactory price.-Cry
stall Call.