The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-15

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Charles A. Kenyon this week the amount
of s., 600, carried by Mr.. Kenyon. The
claim was paid one month from the date
of death.
7. R. Carey who rendered his resigna-
ton to the Monarch Elevator Co. to &C
cept position with new company in
Minnesota, as manager, has reconsidered
the proposition and again hired out With
the Monarch people here.
Benedict Goodmandson, young man
who was brought down from Akra six
weeks ago for medical treatment, died
on Monday and was buried in the Penn
pima cemetery. He was 81 years OF age
and died OF consumption.
The citizens OF Crystal are planning to
put in an acetyline lighting plant A
delegation was at Drayton and St. Thom-
as this week looking over their plants
and gathering information as to cost and
satisfaction they give.
The new concrete sidewalk around
the Winchester hotel is completed, as is
also the crossing to Full's store. 1t pre-
sents an attractive and substantial ap-
pearance and will be great improve
ment to the town when the whole dis
lance to the bank corner is completed.
T. G. Kimman, of Chicago we under
stand is en- route to visit friends in Penn
bina and that he will be here to-day.
Mir. kimman was for many years con-
nected with the customs service and has
a host of friends here who will be glad
to meet him.
Mrs. Ben Taylor returned from her
visit to Fishing Lake, N. w. T. last week
where she spent the summer. Messrs.
Simpson, Mccullough and others from
here who are located there, are well con-
tented and dong well. The crops are
good and many immigrants located there
this summer.
Mayo Ashley lett on Tuesday for the
Minnesota University to enter upon the
| final course of his medical studies. Next
summer Mayo will conclude his studies
Of the four year course, and then he en-
tiers competitive examination for ad
mission to hospital practice on his own
Responsibility.
John German came III from Front Fran
els on Sunday, where he has been spend
ing the last couple of years working in a
hotel. Mr.. German was there when the
entire town was wiped out by fire. A
good many have rebuilt and more will
next year. His son John is working i'll a
barber shop across the river, at Inter
national Falls and is doing we'll.
Harry Miller, Jr. who is rather of an
inventive turn OF mind rugged up steam
engine this week. using a large tin can
for boiler, with the rest OF the m achill.
cry attached. Everything went all right
for while until the pressure exceeded
the strength of the boiler, when the
whole thing blew up and Harry
carried his arm in sling, one eye ban.
daged, and has bruises on several parts
of his anatomy. Harry forgot to put or
a steam ol1aoe
The fall and winter term of the Neche
public schools opened on Tuesday las
with the following corps of instructors il
charge. Principal, Geo. F. Bowers
grammar department, Miss Edith Thomp
son; intermediate department, Mis-:
Emma Wilson; primary department, Mrs
w. A. Gym. The number of pupils ii
attendance at the opening was one hun
bred and forty -one, which will be mater
tally increased before winter sets in
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Some good friend in Bismarck sent u
a circular this week that for few min
utes unsettled our nerve to consider
able degree, and we thought that witt
the assistance of Marshal Akers, who i
one of the best local detectives, we nigh
share the prize. The circular read a
follows: 'S400 reward, John Young, tru
name, Joseph Walbrun;" Then iollowe'