The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-05-26
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ing for bootblack. Probably finds it a
difficult feat to reach his feet, over that
"bay window"
Great schools of suckers are jumping
the dam a. Cavalier going up stream TOR
two weeks. Fishermen are catching lots
of suckers and pike.
Miss Jennie McGurran took the train
at Cavalier for Grafton last week expect.
ing to take a position in the the Chicago
department store there.
Miss Jessie Mcintosh a graduate Of
the Mayville Normal is to teach the
seventh and eight grades at St. Thomas
next year at salary of 1886.
Editor Lee of the Mountaineer announ-
ces that the county Old Settlers will
meet at Walhalla on the 18th of July and
program will be published later.
c A. r. Harvey of Pembina has been in
charge of the U. S. customs at this place
the past week during the absence of dep
uty collector O'Brien.-Chronotyp
A small boy, cigarette and match
were the cause of conhagration which
destroyed barn and stack of hay in
Germantown" Wednesday evening"
Chronotype.
Mrs. s.JuliaHobbins died at Detroit. Mich.
on April 25th. She resided for a short
time at Walhalla and her two daughters
Misses Minnie and Blanche have been
teachers in this county.
]. D. Winlaw and Judge Conmy were
visitors from the county seat Thursday.
MIR. Winlaw is making arrangements to
open an abstract Office in Pembina in the
near future.-Chronotype.
George Hutton, Harry Gibson and
Burley Johnson represented the St.
Thomas high school at the athletic meet
at Grand Forks last week. St. Thomas
was the only city represented from this
county.
John Heazlett of Glasston has invented
combined thresher and engine, built
together. the object of which is for the
thresher and engine to go after the shocks,
instead of the shocks being brought to
the machine.
Anton Letness and wife. Ole Gran
son, Louis and Engrebref Ottem left
Monday evening for Seattle, Wash
At Seattle they will join John and Anton
Farbo and all proceed to the gold fields
of Alaska.-St. Thomas Times.
A young man named Sidney Delaine
shot himselfin the LETT leg with %
calibre revolver. He was at work on the
farm of w. T. Hicks near Neche. The
ball lodged in the knee JOINT but DR..
Donovan hopes if complications set in to
save the the limb.
The graduating exercises of the St.
Thomas High school are to be held on
Friday evening, May 26th. Six young
ladies compose the class; Misses Lena
NJ. Capston, Henrietta Mcintosh, Ger
t'ude M. Gull, Lulu M. Baldwin, Georg-
ia Gardner and Allie Mcintosh.
The graduating exercises OF the Neche
High School were held at the Opera
house there last Friday evening and a
fine program presented The graduates
number eight and are: Misses Cora Vos.
per, Anna Often, Mary Horgan, Myrtle
Baker, Lizzie Horgan, Alice McFadden,
Mildred Lewis, Nellie Trenbeith.
H. L. Scott who has been an employe
of !. T. Briden at Walhalla and who pas.
sed the civil service examination at Penn.
bina about month ago, has received
word of his appointment on the customs
force and assignment at Portal for which
place he has already departed. He has
grown up at Walhalla where he is much
respecteds
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