The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-01-27
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County News.
Observation-Disclosures

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w. H. Crawford Of Neche has clerk
ship at Bismarck during the session of
the legislature.
Dan Mcintosh OF Cavalier is occupying
a position in the Plymouth Clothing
House, st. Paul as salesman. b
TIA. Miller, A. P. Buchanan and I. "A.
Little Of St. Thomas attended the Grain
Growers Convention at Fargo.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Yves.
Patmore. Drayton, and the Echo says
he is one Of the proudest men in Dray-
ton.
J.F. Spencer of crookston has sue
ceeded w. E. Hamilton at Neche as
manager of the Edward Wood commits
sion house.
Mrs. H. w. Wallace and Mrs. Met.
calf Of Drayton were called to- Guelph,
Ont. last week by the sudden illness Of
THEFT father, Henry Larter.
Fred Vassie Of Cavalier has gone to
Arthur, N. D. to learn the railroad busi-
mess. His brother is station agent
there. where his mother also resides.
Thomas O'Donnell of St. Thomas has
sold out his confectionery business to A.
c. Wells Of Lisbon. Mr.. O'Donnell has.
not decided what he will do in the flu.
ture.
Editor Hager went to the Twin Cities
last week in the interest Of the North Da-
kota> Press Association. which meets at
Bismarck on the 18th and 18th of next
month. -
c. w. Andrews of Walhalla, who is
soiourning in Texas this winter writes:
back to friends that farmers are blowing,
children running barefooted and the
weather as fine as here in June.
The little son Of. Rev. Duden, of Wal
halla got his fingers in the clothes wiring.
er and the cog wheels cut one nearly off
DR.. Graham who dressed the boys hand
thinks that the finger may be saved but
is not sure.
The Cavalier Chronicle is publishing
a three column article on rules and reg
ulatious govern ing the Cavalier schools.
1t contains ever. thing that is expected
of the teacher and pupils and consider.
able more.
]. E Curry of St. Joe was arrested at
Neche last week, by deputy Marshal
Quist on the charge Of having struggled
a team Of horses across the line last
spring. He was taken to Fargo for pre-.
lim'nary hearing.
The time for the rural mail to leave
Neche has been changed from eight in
the morning to noon in order to connect
with the Grevt Northern train from the
south. AS it was before all the mails
would be day late before leaving
Neche.
Geo. Farrow, John Heyrock. Fred and
VIM. Fisher Of Cavalier left for an ex-1
tended trip Of the Canadian northwest
last week to- be gone tor some time
They expect to 60 as far as Edmonton
and Lethbridge west and intermediate
points Of Importance. 50
The funeral of the late Elmer E. He'll
er, who met with the shocking accident
last week, was held at Cavalier, attended !!
by a large number of mourners. Mr.. |
Heller belonged to the Woodmen. For
ester and Workmen lodges each of
which he carried Insurance.: in.
The St. Thomas Times scores the
mail clerks on the Great Northern for
refusing to take their runs on account OF
The cars not being heated properly. con.
lending that if they would take the
''roasts" Of the people along the line,
they would have no trouble in keeping
warm. :: 20: i
P.J. Horgan has been transferred from
Neche to Walhalla, and is promoted
from inspector to deputy collector ofcus.
toms. The change was made on account
Of the change in the train service at
Neche and Gietna and that one man
will take care Of the business at Neche
hereafter.
The plan adopted in the Walhalla
school to have the pupils in the high
school do their studies at home and only
come to the school, house for their recit.
atoms. did not meet with approval by
the parents and it was abandoned. The
''old way" was what the mothers said
and it went.
Mrs. Jos. Walker died at her home in
Sibley comfy. MINI. last week. Mrs. w.
was the wife OF Jos. Walker. one of the
early customs officers Of "Smugglers
point" and Neche, and a mother Of LAZY
cite Walker, who was connected with
the Walhalla mill for so. many years.
She was lady highly respected by all
who knew her.