The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-13

of Cavalier Co., her husband having run
a paper in Langdon for several years.
Bros. Wilson, Fairchild 1.-THE child)
Woods. and Hager were all visitors in
city during court week. Bro. Wilson
was on the calendar, Bro. Hager was
attorney in a case. and the other two
were min ling their own business, as they
should. They are all good fellows when
away from home, and some of 'em are
Court again next week. There's lot
of witnesses we hear and it is likely the
town will be full ofpeople. Editor Lind
strom is expected over to take detailed
report for his Langdon Republican the
case being of special interest to the peo-
pie over in that county where the tragedy
occurred-and who have to foot the bills
for the trial.
Mrs. E. H. Gordon and E. o. Thomp.
son are celebrating their birthdays at the
nome OF the former today. The two
birthdays come on the same date and 1t
has been their custom to celebrate them
together. They celebrate one wear at
Mr.. Gordon's and the next at Mr..
Thompson's. 1t is not a common oc-
currence that two parties in a town this
size would have birthdays on the same
date, much less to celebrate them to.
gether.-Langdon Democrat.
The Times says that prominent Great
Northern official says there is well de-
hned rumor that that road will build a
branch from Necne to Pembina in the
spring connect with the c. N. The
lines says such line would have a
tendency to nail down the court house at
femolna pretty solid. Now that the G..
N. and the c. P. R. lave broken con-
1ectlons at Neche such a line would not
'e improbable. There is large and in
:reaslng local travel to and from Winni-
'eg all along the G N. 70 I'd from Grand
forks to the line. As we remarked last
week the N. P. trains are Fl led with pas
engers every day, many Of them living
m the G. N. road.
Inc county commissioners aresstill in
ess'on and will probably adjourn about
Closing up the affairs Of the
Id year and beginning new, as well as |
arge amount of routine business: has
coupled their attention. Among items
special interest they have designated |
lie Neche Chronotype, Drayton Echo |
nd Fink Paper as off :ials for the sue
eeding year. They have also fixed the
alaries of the principal county officers
'e same as last year, and the clerks. as
blows: Deputies, Of Register, Treas !
rer and Auditor7eeo each,. Deputy clerk
ourt, s75. Clerk Go. Judge, S.. Clerk
upt. 700. All other clerks. janitor and
flor, each s55. Boarding prisoners Sc
day.
We are glad to learn that Harry w.
I'LL. son of Register Of Deeds Gill, fand
'acher in the G4asston public schools
AS the successful contestant in the hate
vii service examination held in this city
'r inspector in the custom service. Mr..
I'LL was in the city on Friday to take his
ath of Office and was to start for Portal
here he had been ordered at once.
dr Gill will be missed by many readers
t this paper as be has for several years
een faithful and interesting contrib.h.
y to our Columns as a correspondent.
The Pioneer Express desires in its own
'ehalf and in the beh If Of many sub.
cribers to thank him for the kind servi-
rs he has rendered US in this direction
md add our hearty wishes Tor his future
success. Mr.. Gill is young man of
good abilities and Of exceptional good
,abits and will make Uncle Sam an ex-
:-lIent official. Mrs Gill will remain
With her brother at Bowesmont until her
husband can find place to live.
~ Marriage Licenses.
Martin A. Newgard and vina Le-
;Iaire both Of Neche. q
Francis D. -Marse and Georgiana Yer.
,oncouer both Of Bathgate.
Ice.
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VIM. HART.