The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-30
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Prof. eleven Of the Hamilton schools
goes to Chicago to attend summer
school.
o. H. Johnson was back at Hamilton
for short stay and will soon take trip
to Cuba again.
Crystal is getting ready for an acety-
lene gas plant. They are progressive
over at "Appletown."
| Thomas Sullivan and family have gone
to Thief River Falls and will not be at
home in Crystal until fall.
Robert Shortreed and daughter Annie
of Pembina were guests of Mrs. !. H.
Jameson this week.-Echo.
F. Hebert was surveying part OF Wal
halla town site last week and prelim-
mary for ditch north of town.
E, E. Lutkin, formerly OF Neche, is
holding down claim in Tyvan, Assa.,
and says he likes his situations.
Mrs. D. E. Schwietzer and Mrs. E. F..
Koehler of Cavalier have gone to the
Pacific coast to visit friends and the fair.
Elof Anderson of the Dakota elevator
at Walhalla has moved to Elisa in this
state, where he is engaged in the same
line.
Miss Milie Lee and Frank Davidson,
both formerly of Walhalla, were married
recently at Seattle. where they now
reside.
DR.. Herman, V. S., of st. Thomas
moves to Crystal because he says they
have more and better stock in that sec.
ton:
H. w. Wallace and two daughters
have gone to the Portland fair The lat
ter will remain some time visiting
freLds.
Crpstal has about all the Fourth there
will be in the whole county this year.
The tri.county fair and ball games will
be the attractions.
Norman Matheson, Harry Percival
and T. Switzer left Crystal last week to
see the Portland fair and the western
states for month.
w. ]. Briden of Gretna who has been
seriously ill for some time was able to
ride over to Neche for the first time for
three months last week.
Rev. Bechtel of Cavalier has gone to
the International Sunday School conven-
ton at Toronto and Mr.. NJ. ]. Ryan will
supply his pulpit until his return, for sew
eral Sundays.
A. M. O'Connor of st. Thomas was
elected High Chief Ranger of the Order
of Catholic Foresters at Fargo last week.
He is also a delegate to the Supreme
body.
With the devil to the circus and the
old man moving, still the Chronotvpe
came out as full as usual and fires some
sharp shots at some long-distance con-
temporaries.
VIM. Tbrower and Alex. Young
shipped carload of stock and machin-
cry from Hamilton to Battleford last
week, and have gone along to do work
on their lands there.
Harry Gibson discovered flames COM
ing out from the floor of the engine
house IN the lumber yard at St. Thomas
but rustled hard and got them out before
they did any damage.
Barney Stevenson and Christina Dinu-
son, both of Cavalier, were married at
Winnipeg June 9th by Rev. Bergman.
The groom is the proprietor of the Ice.
landic hotel at Cavalier.
Herbert Goodall of Bathgate, who
has been attending the State university
at Grand Forks, has gone to the western
part of the state with geological sur
veying party from the university.
Will Ireland of Walhalla and Miss
Mary ]. Vannet were married at the resi-
dence of the brides parents at Fertile.
Mr.. Ireland is employed in one of the
Crookston Lumber company's yards.
We have no real expectation of seeing
the weather change permanently until
after the date Of the Hamilton fair which
occurs on Jnly 12, 13 and IA. That is,
we get no fair weather until after the
fair.
Private letters from James Baker and
John Epton to Neche friends indicate
that the Washington and Oregon coun-
try they are now visiting pleases them SO
well that they may move there prema-
nently.
Miss Ida Shea Of the LaMoure store
at Walhalla goes for trip to the Fair
Lat Portland. ]. w. Harvey will also be.
another visitor there, leaving this week
from Grand Forks after the session Of