The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-27
> Observation-Disclosures
County News

gone 10 HayVllie normal.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Murney of
Hamilton, daughter
Park River defeated St. Thomas at
football at the latter place 16 to O.
William Young of Hamilton has gone
to Battleford to look after his land
there.
Mrs. T. R. Chambers of Hamilton is
home after visit with her sister at
Fargo.
Henry Mron OF Neche has gone to
Lethbridge, Alberta, to find a home
stead.
John Lamb has sold his Carlisle farm
to MIR. Crowston of Hallson; 32O acres
for $4,000.
Judge Wallace Of Dr,yton advertises
his household goods for sale on Satur-
day the 9th.
DIR. !. H. Muir of Hallock has shipped
his goods to Roseau. where he will
practice hereafter.
The wild deer captured by John Ottem
got we'll OF its wounds, and then died of
klndness-too much oats.
James Curtis has been appointed chief
OF police at St. Thomas vice lanes
Kelly who has moved to Ohio.
George Johnson and Otella Lepp were
married at the residence of H. F. Stein
Ike, st. Thomas to .nship, on Oct. 10Th.
Sidney Birch has sod his Carlisle farm
OF l6O acres to Harry Heagler of OHIO,
for S6,8OO. The Warner agency sold it.
Thos. Armstrong of Glasston left last
week for Idaho in response to telegram
announcing the dangerous illness OF his
brother Charles.
J. w. Beaton of Carlisle got 20 bushels
TO the acre from 100 acres. He expects
to 60 to Seattle to spend the winter with
his brother there.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Mr.. Henry Dietrich and Miss Ella
Steinke at st. Paul's Lutheran church in
Lodema on Nov. lst.
w. H. Goodman, who used to live a,
Crystal some dozen years %, but now
OF Santa Rosa, CAL, was visiting a.
Crystal recently.
Messrs. Schram William of Winni-
peg and George and Graham of Buffalo,
N. Y, were the guests of James Baker
and family at Neche.
The Chronotype says that Rev. Beisel,
who was recently appointed to Bathgate-
Neche charges, will removed to Indiana
as soon as he can be relieved
d. O'Connor of St. Thomas has rented
his elevator to w. e. Leistikow OF
Grafton. Mr.. O'Connor and family will
go to California Tor the winter.
James McAndress di. d at St. Hillalre
recently. He Was former resident of
Crystal and brother OF Mike McAndress
who used to run the hotel there.
Mrs. Grant S. Hager attended the
Federation OF Women's clubs for this
state at jamestown last week, OF which
she was reelected as secretary.
Edward Piche, who has been visiting
i'll the county, was called home to Leth-
briuge by telegram reporting the
dangerous illness OF his mother who is
very old.
David Stearns for Crystal has potato
on exhibition there that is 26 inches in
circumfrance the long way and fifteen
the short way. 1t weighs three and
three-quarters pounds.
DR.. and Mrs. E. V. Cobb, who have ,e-
sided at Drayton for the past fourteen
years, are moving to Portland, Ore,
where DR.. Cobb has fruit farm and will
practice his profession.
H. L. Norton has gone home to ILL.,
nois. MIR. Norton raised nine bushels of
timothy seed per acre on his Hamilton.
farm this season and thinks it would be
a profitable crop for our farmers.
The barn Of Eli Budd, living west of
Glasston, Was burned last week on
Tuesday. Two horses, an OK and 900
bushels OF oats were burned. The fire
Caught i'll the hay, but the cause is un-
known.
Michael Uirop, living near st. Thorn.
as, has been acting strangely for some
time, and was brought to Pembina for
examination by the board OF insanity. Il,
is thought that he was in the asylum in
another state before he came here.
Sheriff Atkinson levied on the building
and stock OF John F. Furtin OF st. Thom-
as. for the sum Of s4l7, at the instance OF
Nash Bros, OF Grand Forks, creditors.
Mr.: Furtin was on his farm in Manitoba,
and The Times thinks he will settle on
his return.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, formerly Of
Carlisle, but for the last six years resi-,