The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-25
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Charley Lee Of the Mountaineer went
oul to see the wheat fields over Bay
Center way last Sunday and says they
look fine.
Henry Stong, president of the Farm
ers Bank Of St. Thomas is taking the
place of Cashier Peterson, who is on
vacation.
P. F. Jennings has sold his two quar-
tiers near Bathgate to Daniel Kraemer of
Wisconsin for s9,000 through w. H.
Often agency. ....
Henry Sparkling, who used to live at
Walhalla and moved to Frazee, Mimi,
is back again and will run the old Co.
burn farm this season.
Thos. Westman, who has been con-
nected with the firm of RAM & West
man at Drayton, has taken position
with a wholesale house.
The Times notes large consignment
Of beer via the railway, and says it is
more than an ordinarily thirsty man
would need for his own consumption.
Will Harvey of Walhalla struck his
right hand on some broken glass and
cut one of the tendons of a finger off
He won't be able to wiggle it for some
time.
| A rural delivery is to be established
north, east and south of Bathgate on
October 18th. There are ITO families on
the route. Examinations for carrier will
be held on September 26th.
Editor Fairchild thinks the new ,ce-
ment sidewalks that adorn the streets of
the city of Cavalier all lead to-advertis-
ing-in the local paper, which is Pc
culiar but logical way of putting it.
Josephine Renville returned last Fri.
day evening from Jamestown. She was
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Lulu
Labrashe of Pembina, and they will visit
relativess and friends here some time.-
Cavalier Chronicle.
The deputy internal revenue inspec.
tor tells the Call that the published para.
graph that merchants must not sell or
give away old cigar boxes is not correct
The government does not care what is
done with the boxes so that the stamps
are destroyed and the boxes not again
used for cigars.
A party of young fellows working for
farmers south of Neche hired a rig at
Bathgate and went over to Gretna, and
after getting full drove through the
streets of Neche yelling like Indians.
The driver was arrested and >paid fine
Of Sl5 for his share of the fun, and war
rants are out for some OF the rest OF the
| party.
At mass meeting of farmers and
business men OF Neche last week over
So 900 was subscribed towards building
farmers elevator at that point This
action was taken because of the low
prices paid for grain at Neche last sea-
son, Another meeting is to be held so
as to perfect the arrangements.
William Flath, who used to own a
drug store at St. Thomas, gave papers
to T. A. Thompson, deceased, showing
that the. stock was sold to him. Now
Flath sues the First National Bank of St.
Thomas for the value of the stock, claim
ing that it was only put up as collateral.
The matter was taken under advisement
bv Judge Fisk before whom the action
was brought.
A peculiar party was held at Drayton
last week. Henry Larter of Guelph,
Ont, reached his eightieth year at that
time. His five daughters, Miss Phoebe
Larter, Mrs. ]. D. Wallace, Mrs. H. w.
Wallace, Mrs. B. ]. Wallace and Mrs.
Metcalf and their respective families, all
residents of Drayton, met together at
the residence of Mrs. Metcalf and cele.
brated >the birthday of their father,
though SO far away.
Alex Mitchell arrived here Monday
evening from trip to- his old home in
Scotland. He was accompanied on the
return journey by his sister. Miss lean.
They spenta few days at Montreal with
brother, James Mitchell, and continued
on their way to Winnipeg, where stop
of day Or two was made. Needless to
add that everyone is glad to see Alexi
with us once more and all extend a |
hearty welcome to Miss MITCHELL
Bowesmont Cor.in Echo.