The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-27

the doctors think she is well enough tC
stand it.
Unsupported that the Great Northern
isiaser issoou TO change time again, ant
ftiaas the neweschetiute Is to include the
running time between the Twin Cite:
and Winnipeg in thirteen hours. The
train for the south will leave Winnipeg
shortly after midnight, and arrive at St
Paul between one and two o'clock in the
afternoon. This is to make certain m ali
connections with Chicago trains.
A local western editor received fine
chicken, presumably in payment Tor sub
scription. He took it home for dinner.
Tue following day he received a letter
from rural subscriber: Yesterday
sent you chicken by my man, frank.
He says you was out. What l want to
know was what kind of a disease the
chicken had. 1t died last week. Please
let me know to settle bet"
James Mcdonald of Grafton passed
through here from Winnipeg on We'd
nesday and from one of the coaches
could be heard the strains of the Scotch,
bag pipe. Jim was one of the committee
on arrangements for the Robert Burns
banquet, to be held the following even.
ing by the "Clans" at Grafton and he
evidently had made up his mind without
the bag pipe the program would not be
complete.
Chas Full returned from Valley City
yesterday where he attended the an uaI
meeting of the State Grocers Associa-
ton. He reports very pleasant time
and good attendance. The citizens of
Valley City did everything in their pow
er to make it pleasant for the delegates
and all enjoyed themselves. The officers
elected for the ensuing year are, Chas
Full, Pembma, president; B. T. Krouble,
Hope. LIST vice president; E. R. Pratt,
Cavalier, and vice president; w. King,
Tower City, secretary. Next meeting of
association will be at Fargo.
The Ha'lock News says that, Paul
Walters, formerly OF this place, but for
the last two years has been employed on
farms around Hallock, is serving jail
sentence for attempting suicide last
week. 1t Seems that Paul was married a
year ago and that things have not been
going right since. For some time past
he has beer. drinking heavily with the re.
suit that he had made all preparations 10
end his life. His first attempt was with
a knife and later with re Diver. He
had written letter to his wife explain
ing matters. Paul will probably recon.
slider the mater after he has had a chance
to sober up.
The United States supreme court has
denied the application of Rooney, the
condemned murderer, for interference in
the execution Of the sentence Of death
imposed ON him, and the man will have
to hang. Nearly two years ago Rooney
killed Harold Sweet in Cass
county and he was tried and convicted.
After the murder and before the trial the
law providing that all executions be At
the penitentiary was passed. Rooney,
through his a'tor. ey contended that this
was illegal, and asked for release. TIE
Case has been through the state courts,
and now the national supreme court has
passed on it, and the murderer must
die. s
As the season advances the talk of re-
building the burned district increases.
Two brick bui .dings of considerable di.
menson are on the list of new buildings
to go up. There is some feeling that the
lots are held too high by some and that if
one or two would start to build on the
east side of, the street others would fol.
low, as lots there can be had for a song.
A certain amount Of this is true, but we
would hate to see this Carried out. There
is no question but that the west side OF
Cavileer street will always be the most
desirable business places, and shou,
the east side be built up it will be at the
expense OF the west size, W til such time
as the business Of the town will will de.
mand that many business places which
We hope to see some day, but will no,
come for some time.
Greatly in Demand.
Nothing Is more in demand than a
! medici"e which me, IS modern require
ments for a blood and system cleanser
such as DR.. Kings New Lie Pills. They
are just what you need to cure stomach
and liver troubles. Try them. At T. r
Shavv,s drug store. DC guaranteed