The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-12-16

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Hon. w. ]. Watts Of Hyde Park was
pleasant caller on Friday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Budde, d
boy, on Monday last.
Fred Wright has moved his family to
the rooms over Miss Larson's store.
Quarterly meeting services at the M.
E. church on Sunday. Presiding Elder
Burns will officiate.
Rev. J. M. Grav of Forest River will
preach at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday eveding.
DR.. Riesland was here treating eyes on
Tuesday and Wednesday and as usual
had lot of business.
The City Marshal is looking Tor a
crowbar belonging to the city that some
one borrowed and forgot to return.
The Episcopal folks are bazaaring as
we go to press and we will tell next week
what good time they had, for they are
certain of that much.
County Board have been in session
this week, passing bills and doing some
checking up Of county officers books
preparatory to the close Of lhe year.
Presiding Elder Moore, of the Minot
District, and Rev. Mr.. Cooper of Dray.
ton were visitors between trains on Fri
day, 'Had little business and ran up
to call on old friends" they said.
Yesterdays Herald says that Judge
Kneeshaw will open court at Lisbon on
Tuesday next for Judge Lauder, who is
on the Pacific Coast, but who will return
soon.
Miss Larson has a new front to her
building The glass IN the old front was
shattered by the fire and she has put in
full sized plate glass in the place, which
makes fine appearance. Barney John
son was the architect.
Allan Douglas team took run last
Monday, but did no damage, though one
OF the small Ardies boys, who got in the
rig and tried to stop them, was thrown
out rather violently and was somewhat
confused for an hour or two.
On the program for the state teachers
meeting to be held at Fargo on Dec 90
%, appears the names of Prof. Forster
Of this city on History in the High
School," and that of Supt. Alexander
on "Some Needed Changes IN School
Laws
We had tn. unexpected pleasure of
greeting two editors in one day on Mon
day, Bros. Fairchild of Drayton and
Lampman of Neche, and it was a cold
day in North Dakota, too. Bro. Wilson
of the Pink Paper was over on Wednes.
day also.
The case of Hartzell and Bascom is
likely to be transferred to this county,
but will not likely be tried at the January
term as all the judges are busy in theil
own districts at that time. 1t may be
tried here In February, but the judge is
not yet selected.
Judge Kneeshaw was at home ovel
Sunday and returned to Langdon or
Monday to finish up court there. There
was one pig case in which the jury coulc
not agree and it is said the Judge gave
them roast and ordered a new jury
drawn for immediate retrial of the case
20 below Monday by the go. ernmen,
thermometer, and lower than that BY
private bulbs, made US thiuk that winter
had come in earnest at last, but a south
wind warmed things up so by Wednes.
day and Thursday it was quite mild