The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-05-27
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


ing alley in Walhalla.
Miss Annie Munroe has closed out her
millinery business 10 Bathgate.
Steven Nevin. a little boy Of Bathgate,
broke his arm while wrestling sNith.sa
PLAYMATE. .'5ss
/ A. B. Briden has purchased the trot-
ting stallion. George S. Jr. !" ffonn
D. Gordon, Sss 6. 81.
Roy Hemsley Of Walhalla has moved
his confectionery store into the n. I'd.
Gordon building. ,.,.s
Little James Bridsn Of Neche fell out
OF buggy last week and fractured his
arm. The boy,is doing we'll.
Assessor: Thomson OF Bathgats IS thru
with the job eli assessing that village. He
reports an increase in some Of the totals.
Robert Armstrong writes to friends in
Bathgate that he is comfortably located
in his new home near Emo on the Rainy
river. He took up claim there last sea-
son.
Chas. Mellum, who has been sius-the
employ of Geo. DeLisle & Co. Of Wal
halla, has gone to Union, N. D., his, for
mer home.
John T. Duffy, who sold out his, bust
ness in Walhalla some time ago and
went south for his health, is back in the
state visiting friends.
The Neche people have organized a
tennis club and are planning for good
time with the Gretna and neighboring
clubs the coming season.
Mrs. S. S. Hamilton, who LEFT Neche
for Los Angeles. Cal, writes that she is
comfortably located in her new home
and well pleased with the coast.
Vernon P. Squires, Professor Of Eng
lish Literature at the North Dakota Uni
versity, will address the graduating class
at Hamilton on commencement day.
The Walhalla band furnished music
for the Morden Victoria Day celebration
and good many Of the townspe ople at
tended the celebration. A good time
and large crowd is reported.
Milton KILLER and John Armstrong Of
Cavalier, who went to Montana some
time ago, are back and don't bring with
them high opinions of that country for
one looking for something to do.
Mrs. M. Brynjolfson of Cavalier was
taken seriously i'll on Sunday and for a
time alarming results were feared. Last
reports are that she is improving. Or.
Halldorson of Park River is tie atteni-
ing physician.
The Tongue river took sudden rse
last week and flooded several farms that
were already sown. west of Bathgae.
The water subsidized in short time and
it is not considered much damage was
done.
A fire alarm brought out the fire bri-
gade at Bathgate last Tuesday and thru
their quick action only slight damage
was done. While Mrs. Louzon was pre-
pairing breakfast the wall near the shove
caught Ere,
Ex-county treasurer Mcbride of Clva.
lier is back from his visit to his old hAme
in Paisley, Ont, where he was called to
the sick bed of his father. When he lief,
his father was somewhat better.
i The Epworth League Of Hamiltonide.
bated the question as to whether thel sa
loon is conducive to the best interest O
society or not. The pro and con tere
ably handled, but. as would be expdtee
in such case, the negative won out
The Hamilton baseball team wen t.
Gretna on Victoria Day and played tn
Neche and Gretna teams and defAtee
l both of them. In the first case the for'
= stood 10 to 6 and the Gretnas got itFer.
much worse than that. John Chm.
pitched for the Hamilton boys.
81 John F. Mayer and w. ]. CANDID 9
Walhalla are in Chicago completing al
engagements for the local telephone lin
that is being constructed there. u wi
: be a central" system, up-to-dats an
connected with the long distance phone
i The high school graduates of D1yto
this year are Misses Gertrude Ihzel
e Katie Craig, Lily Halfpenny, Nina Hal
e per, Messrs. Elijah Cochran and job
I. Golf. The commencement exercise
will be held in Columbia Hall d II
~ 18th inst.
: Cyrus Bechtel Of Cavalier IS hon
=. from . tour Of the Canadian nortiWes
d He was not favorably impressed II
anything he saw and especially the ter
tory around Moosejaw, where theI ha,
90 had such an enormous immigrati{ ~ 4
m past year, he considers very unfa {crah
<. for farming.
" Neche WAS honored with two Egrai
officers 1t the Fargo Grand Lode{ of d