The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-29
. Observation-Disclosures .
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Neche has considerable sickness. +

Neche has considerable sickness.
Chas. Lawson and wife of Hensel have
gone 70 Los Angeles to spend the winter.
A grand ball and supper at the opera
house in Neche on New Years night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heller of Cavalier
have gone south to spend the winter.
st. Thomas ice rink is open, under
the management of J. Shaughnessey.
A live Jersey COW came to Ed Gull Of
St. Thomas from Grand Forks by ex-
press last week.
The Chronotype SAYS that nearly
every evening this winter parties drive to
Gretna tor skate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stinson of St.
Thomas have gone to Banf, Alberta, to
remain three months.
Thingvalla Lodge, A. o. u. w., hold
their annual entertainment ami ball De-
cember 29th at Mountain.
Enor Lysengen, son of G. T. Lysen-
gen, living near St. Thomas, died last
week, aged fifteen years.
Rev. Father Forbes of Neche was the
victim of ptomaine poisoning from food,
but is rapidly recovering.
Joseph Van CORES, long time resi-.
dent OF Cavalier, has sold his farm there
and moved to Delaware.
Our county exchanges are fuller of ads
the last week than of news, which makes
an interesting paper for the printer.
Robert Coon and family of Brockton,
ILL.,, are now on the Devany farm in
Carlisle, which they recently purchased.
Drayton's basket ball girls played with
the Grand Forks high school team, the
result being 8 to l2 in favor of the latter.
Hugh Melville has sold the Jennings
hotel at Cavalier to ]. M. Furch on
trade for a half section Of land in Mani
tcba.
cage cannot Wither, nor custom
stale, the infinite, insistent idiocy Of the
gaseous gran'ma Wardwell. ."-Chrono
type. 1,
st. Thomas people have contributed
S4l.3l for a Christmas gift for the very
deserving and needy Children's Home
in Fargo.
Norval Baptie of Bathgat- is starting
out on skating tour and will probably
finish at the championship races in Mon
treal..
III you must fall on the icy cement
walks, tall easy and don't break the
walk. ."-Chronicle. That's cool and hard
advice.
David Wallace of Hamilton has gone
to look after his farm in Cuba, and will
take III New Orleans and other cities be-
fore returning next spring.
E win Walker OF Drayton and Ida B.
Campbell of Cavalier were married at
the latter city by Rev. E. !. Bechtet. They
will spend the winter at Cavalier.
Earl Wallace of Dr"yton arrived home
last week from the hospital at Grafton,
where he recently underwent a serious
operation, and is on the road to health
again.
The Pink Paper comes little paler
than usual, but it is easier 70 read the
good editorial page that Bro. Wilson is
putting up these days-from literary
point OF view.
We regret to state that City Marshal
Akers is veryill. He had recovered to
some extent from very bad cold, with
pneumonia symptoms. and got around
too soon, and has taken relapse, with
typhoid symptoms.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity. 1t goes to-
every part Of your body. bringing new
blood, strength and new vigor. It
makes you well and keeps you we'll.
- cents. u. r. Shaw.
The Citizens Bank Of Drayton have
one Of these new tangled burglar proof
alarms, so thatif a fellow leans up against
the wall he will set all the church bells
in the city to ringing. These burglar
alarms are getting SO fashionable that we
even expect that printing Offices will
have to have them Just TO be in s,yle.,
The Hamilton postofiice has been re-
moved TO the old store building formerly
occupied by Green Bros, and now has
very commod odious quarters. The front
ofs the store viii be occupied as grocery
and meat mark ket. Postmaster Thacker|
vents an 70 give his patrons The best, ini
both Departments Of his business. vel
wish him success.
our children at the resid dence 81 CONF
missioner IIorg i. three miies vest
of Neche. were IA Ken with scarlet lever
fssrx 2tYSef i.