The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-02-12
County News.
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The Methodists of Hamilton are hold
ing extra services.
Rev. Finlayson of Crystal has rendered
his resignation, to take effect on April
lst.
HIS. Hanson has sold his Oakwood
farm near Crystal to David Johnson for
s., 900.
Bathgate people are marketing their
No. l Hard-ice to their neighboring
towns.
The Chronicle rejoices that, notwith-
standing the cold weather, we have lots
of sunshine.
The Ceronicle says Paul Johnson Is de-
livering lectures on his observations Of
life "west OF the Rockies"
VIM. Crombie and Fred Farrow are
both reported by the Chronicle as doing
nicely, after their serious illness.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Eph.
Armstrong of Hamilton died last week.
The funeral occurred on Tuesday.
GIG. Grove, who has been photog-
raphing in the western part of the county,
has purchased gallery in Montana.
Geo. Hunt has solo his Bathgate resi-
dence to l. Chevalier for stock which
he will take to the Canadian northwest.
| Atty. W. R. Garrett, formerly of this
county and late of Towner, is reported
las looking for a location in Washington
Estate.
| Tom Connell is back to Washington
after his visit to Cuba. He thinks Cuba
is all right. He will be back to Hamil-
ton about March 1st.
i Mrs. Joseph Bennett of Bathgate found
it necessary to goto the Winnipeg hos
pltal for surgical operation, which was
successfully performed.
4 Editor Wilson of the Pink Paper and
wife are the representatives from this
county on the editorial excursion to Mex
ich, which left st. Paul last Monday. !.
II S. F. Waldo has sold an interest in his
business at Crystal to Fred A. Weiss,
who has been clerking for him, and the
firm name will be S. F. Waldo & Co.
DR.. McKenty, who has been absent at
Chicago for some time, sustained frac-
tured rib in a railway accident while on
his way there. He is now at his home in
Neche and is all right again.
Miss Elizabeth Calender resigned
from the Drayton schools to take the
place Of Miss Donovan in the WalhalIa
schools. Miss Donovan has taken the
primary department at Hensel.
w. H. Williams, taxidermist, went to
Walhalla to see about skinning the steer
that will stand hitched to the shafts OF
the old Red River cart that this state
will have IN the st. Louis exhibit,
The Rathbone Sisters of Neche, assist
ed by their brethren Of lhe K. of P, will
give St. Valentine ball at the. opera
house there on Monday evening next.
Tickets$l.5O. Everybody invited.
Miss Cassie Halloran Of Neche died
at Gretna on Feb. End. She was an old
resident of this county and highly re-
spected. She has conducted dress
imaking establishment at Neche for ten
Years past. 80
Br'er Lampman Of the Chronotype ap-
pears to be a restless sort OF creature
these times. After tour of the western
Ipart Of the state last month now he an.
nounces his departure for trip as far as
Isl. Louis and intermediate points.
Robt. Moulton has sold out his belong
Iings at Crystal and gone to Petersburg,
Wa, to make his home. He has been a
resident Of this county for twenty, years
and many friends wish him and family
good luck in their new home.
The city Of Emerson, Man, which has
been infthe hands and under tte govern
tment Of q receiver for about six or eight
years, has effected a. settlement OF its
bonded debt and will again govern it,
lself, comm mencing business with debt of
les5. 900.
The Icelanders il the western part of,
this county are adding their cont1ihnti6ns1
to that of other American Iceianders Tor
the pulp pose of establishing 4 hospital in5I
lthx home island. Which seems i good