The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-08

The following registered at Hotel Ty.
Ter this week: George Ault and lanes
Rogers of Hensel, K. Magnusson and
wife, A McKechnie and J. A. Wilson OF
Cavalier, R. Ferguson of Drayton.
The Cavalier basket ball team came
over Friday evening too late to play ball
but in time to take i'll social dance for
their benefit, in the city hall. Saturday
afternoon and evening they played re.
suIting in scores OF ID to 10 and - to Q
IN favor Of the Cavalier team.
The Pembina County Fair association
elected officers at Hamilton as follows
D. Ruby, president; R. E. Anderson,
vice president; John Rock, secretary; G,
F. Erskine, treasurer. Peter Cameron
of Tyner and F. A. Wilson Of Bathgate
were added to the directorate IN place
Of Frank Lough and A. D. Gibson.
Fight adults and seventeen children
were at the depot yesterday, on their
way to Cakes, this state. They are men,
bers of Russian community that have
resided near Dominion City for over
twenty years, and are going back to
where they came from, where there are
more of the same people.
The tax sale on Tuesday was attended
by local buyers, most of whom, however,
acted as agents for outside parties. The
majority Of the lands advertised were
paid up before sale day and the list sold
was therefore considerably curtaiied.
About $50 pieces of land were sold. The
bulk of the town lots were bid in to the
county.
1t may not be generally known, but &C.
cordlng to ordinances of the city it Is the
business Of every householder to see that
his sidewalk is kept clean of snow, fail
ing OF which he is liable to be called be-
fore justice and pay fine and then
have to shovel snow too. The city mar
shall has been instructed to get after
some delinquents. Last week however
it would have kept the man with SHOW
ell busy catching up to the snow, it was
lodging about SO most of the time.
The LADIES' Aid of the M. E. church
give their annual supper and entertain
ment this Friday evening at the City
hail. The supper will be served from 6
to 8, and will consist of all those good
things eatable tor which the ladies of
that society are noted. The program to
follow will be: Chorus, Choir; reading.
w. C.Short; solo, Mrs. Wilkins; solo,
Kathryn Harris; reading, Mrs. Harris;
solo, Adna Wardwell; chorus, Choir;
Good Night" Male Quartette.
The State Teachers Association will
meet at Grand Forks on December 9th,
18th and 10Th. 1t is expected to be the
biggest and best ever held in the state.
Almost every educator of note, in the
state, is on the program. All teachers
are expected to Join the association,
whether able to attend the meeting or
not. The membership fee is 81, which
entities to certificate and volume of pro-
ceedings when printed. A. P. Hollis of
Of Valley City is secretary. SPECIAL rates
on railroads.
J. B. Carter, one OF the pioneer resi-
dents OF the western part of this township
died on the 23rd ult. OF heart trouble, ag-
ed. 60 years. Mr.. Carter was man OF
good habits and highly respected by ali
who knew him. He raised a large family
all OF whom are we'll known to our read
ers. They are John B, ofJo,ly, Man, Jos
and Fred residing near the old home.
stead, Mrs. los. Chevalier, Mrs. Jos. Ro.
berge and Mrs. Antoine Chale. Funeral
services were held at the Catholic church
in Bathgate, the following Sunday, con.
Quoted by Rev. Father Arsenault, assist
ed by Rev. Father Forbes, Of Leroy, and
the remains laid at rest in the Bathgate
cemetery.
Bazaar and Social
/ The annual sale and bazaar Of. the lad
lies Of the Episcopal church will take
place in the city hall Friday evening, De
|cember 18th. There will be fancy good.
lot all kinds tor sale. appropriate FOL
4 christmas presents. The sale will begir
.:lsharp at seven O'clock in the evening
latter which there will be a short musica
/ program. Refreshments will be served
during the evening al are invited. Il