The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-04
County News:
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was visiting at Cavalier last week.
Jas. Shepard and family of Crystal ex-
pect to move to southern Alberta.
Chas. Halson is the agent Of the Inn
perial elevator at Cavalier this season.
Rev. d. Finlayson was installed as
pastor at Tyner last week with appropri-
ate service.
A "Ten-nights ina Bar-room" tent
show is doing the towns along the G. N.
line this week.
The Chronotvpe says boy caught
IA pound catfish at Neche. No diagram,
no photo. Scat!
E. B. Mertz a registered druggist of
Fargo has accepted situation with DR..
Walker of St. Thomas.
The site of the old elevator at St.
Thomas is being cleared off preparatory
to building new building.
John and Jas. Benson and George
Strieb were in southern Assiniboia and
the latter two bonght land.
DR.. Suter, Prof. Decker and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. R. Mitchell are back to Crystal
after visiting the Portland fair.
Soak rag in gasoline and stick it in
gopher hole and the gopher dies, all the
exchanges say. 1t is easy to see If they
know.
J. Crummie an old resident OF Hamil-
ton township but now of Minneapolis
was visitor among old neighbors last
week.
Again the Times calls attention to the
continued frequency of drunks ON the
streets and wants the offenders arrested
and fined.
Miss Elizabeth Ames of Litchfeld,
Mimi, has been elected and has accepted
the vacant place in the St. Thomas staff
of teachers.
Norman Baker living near Bowesmont
was struck in the eye by piece of
wood and has gone to the hospital at
Winnipeg. He will lose the sight.
The Cavalier Catholic church is being
the subject of improvement. Moved
back several feet, new foundation and
basement and hot air furnace.
Miss Nicholson, daughter of Landlord
Nicholson of Pembina, spent last week
in Cavalier visiting at the home of F. N.
Deichert. Chronicle.
VIM. Whipple OF Hensel while visiting
at St. Thomas had word that his mother
was seriously ill at Fargo and left for
that city as soon:as possible.
The sudden death of Mrs. Mathieson
of Cavalier following child birth was the
cause of a coroner's inquest in which the
verdict was that she died of unavoidable
causes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schweitzer and Mrs. E.
F. Kohler o. Cavalier are home from the
Portland fair and report pleasant visit
with mady old Pembina county people
at Spokane.
The lightning struck house in Beau
lieu township last week and the bolt
passed through the loot of John B. Soil.
He was stunned but not seriously injur-
ed.
Miss Jennie Sicott formerly of Cava-
lier was married to Jean Harrand at For
get, ASA. on July 18th. They spent a
part Of their honeymoon at Cavalier Wis
itlng relatives.
Dad Clinch who worked long time
for The Times at St. Thomas and is one
of the best known printers of the state
was visiting with the Chronotype family
at Neche last week.
The three year old son of David
Thompson of Neche was bitten by dog
with which he was playing. The wound
was in the face and took ten stitches to
sew up. The dog will never bite anyone
else.
Some st. Thomas merchants gave or
ders for printing to Minneapolis firm
Representative IN that city last week and
the Times makes some talk on the sub
|ject of the patronage of mail order hons.
es.
The eleventh wedding anniversary Of
Rev. and Mrs. ]. F. Van Camp of Pipe
stone. MINI. was celebrated at the resi-
dence of John Van Camp near St.
Thomas last week. Twenty-Five invited
guests were present.
Marshall Lloyd, Of Minneapolis who.
used to live in st. Thomas along in the