The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-11-10

Rev. Opie succeeds Rev. Beisel on the
Bnthgate and Neche charge of the M. E..
church. .
The Mountaineer is authority for the
statement that the past October was the
coolest month of that name for the last
fifteen years.
F..Sarrazn found three ten dollar bills
OH the postoffice floor at Walhalls and
handed them to the postmaster and the
owner got the money.
Mrs. H. J.. Adams of Walhalla has
gone to Neche to visit friends prepara-
tory to her departure for Seattle, where
she will join her mother, Mrs. Vosper,
who is already there.
Married-at Cavalier, Nov. 1st, Lovina,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bradley,
to Herman H. Campbell. The contract
ing parties were raised in Cavalier and
will make that place their future home.
Mrs. G. A. McCrea and family of
Drayton have gone to California to-
spent the winter, The trip is made for
the benefit of Mrs. McCrea's health.
Mr.. McCrea accompanied them part of
the way.
WhileiMr. Arthurs' mother and sister
Of Dominion City were driving from
Glasston to St. Thomas, they were over
taken by runaway team and their rig
badly smashed, the ladies escaping with
out serious injury.
The star route from Neche to Wal
halla twill be discontinued after the 18th,
and a.so the Hyde Park postoffice. The
patrons will be supplied by rural route
No. 2 from Neche and the Bay Center
folks from route No. from Walhalla.
VIM. Mcintosh of Crystal shipped a
load 'oflcattle to St. Paul last week. He
says there are lots Of Cattle west of
Crystal and the people that own them
are prospering, but also adds that il they
would improve the breeds it would be
still better for them.'
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Wallace having
sold their furniture and rented their
residence, are stopping temporarily with
MIR. land Mrs. NJ, Graham and will
leave.tor California next month. Mrs.
Wallace expects to visit Pembina before
she goes.
Hugh Melville has sold the Jennings
House at Cavalier to D. w. Young and
will again live OH his farm MIR. Young
was former resident of this locality,
near Geroux bridge, and has since been
at Neche and at Minneapolis i'll the res
taurant business.
A practical Halloween joker at St.
Thomas, last week, took sack OF oats
and single harness from the barn OF
Pat. Keely. he got buggy and robe in
the yard of Rev. Richmond and belong
ing to that gentleman, and then got
five year-old bay mare from the stable of
Step len Hanna, nobody knows
where the joker and the property have
gone.
At the preliminary hearing in the Wal
halIa murder case, E. R. Sinkler of
Grafton appeared for the defendant,
Geo. LeFiuer. The cook at Smiths
restaurant, where the homicide accurred,
was an eyewitness and testified to seeing
LeFIuer, and as he passed saw LeFluer
strike Laravier with some instrument
that looked to him like piece of iron
from d foot to sixteen inches long, and
saw Laravier fall. Cross questioning did
not shake his testimony. The witness
was also put under arrest as witness.
he being transient, with nothing to
keep him here until the trial, and his
testimony being of great importance.
The Monntalneer says he is OF good
character The prisoner. LeFluer, was
put under SIS. 900 bonds, which he will
hardly be able to give.
The Pembina Photographic studio will
be open for business on the first and
third Mondays and Tuesdays Of each
month.
All. ANDERSON,
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