The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-01

Editor Hager and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. L. Dinnie drove over to Wal-
halla last week to see the picturesque
scenery, and saw Editor Lee.
i Mrs. Jas. "A. Wilson and sister, Miss
Hester Hodgson, have returned to Cav
alier from a visit to the Portland fair.
and with friends on the coast.
c. E. Fee and Alex Fitzsimmonds Of
Neche left last week to look over the
town of Bantry with view OF establish
ing hardware business there.
A warrant was issued for VIM. Phil.
brick of St. Thomas for breaking the
prohibition law, but when it was to be
served William was not at home.
DR.. and Mrs Farrow of Hillyard,
WASH, are visiting old friends and rela.
tives at Cavalier They are prosperous
and like their present home in the west.
Mrs. Ellen Donovan died at Leroy
week ago Thursday of illness incident to
old age, she being nearly ninety years
old. She was the mother of DR.. Dono-
van Of Neche and was pioneer resi-.
dent.
w. H. Nelson, formerly with c. N.
Murphy of Neche as jeweler, now Of
Granville, was married at Minneapolis
last week to Miss Blanche Miles of Es-
therville, Iowa.
VIM. Kinney and Martin Lampman
were tried at St. Thomas tor assaulting
some Hungarians with dangerous weap-
ons and the former was found guilty of
assault and fined $50 and 80 days. He
was brought to the county Jail in Pembi-
ma.
Mrs. Peter Thomson of Leyden died
at her residence week ago Wednesday.
She was about forty years of age and
leaves her husband and two children.
She was the daughter of Nicholas Ault
Of Hense!. Many friends mourn her
loss.
For the second time iii sixteen months
burglars have visited DR.. Collins drug
store at Hamilton. The first time the
burgs were scared away ty the appear
ance OF the clerk; this time they got
away with sixteen watches and other
goods and money to the value of $3.50
Jas. Bartho and Jacob Martin went
back to Hungary to collect an inher-
lance. The former writes back that Mar
tin has been arrested as a deserler from
the army and their return is problemat-
cal. Martin will be remembered as one
of the Hungarians who lived near Penn
bina at the time Adam Miller was muir
dered and was witness for the state at
the trial of Joseph Till. He has been
living in the neighbornood of Bathgate
lately.
A lamp at the house of VIM. Robert
son got ON fire below the burner and
was thrown out of doors. Another lamp
was lighted and also acted up. Investi-
CATION then showed that the lamps had
been filled with gasoline. Red paint and
red labels don't seem to distinguish gas
oline from kerosene. Guess we will
have to make a law to compel gasoline
to be tinted with red itself And we
don't see why it couldn't be done in a
simple manner.
John VALENTINE who has one of thaI
finest farms and home residences in this
county situated few miles from Hamil-
ton, has sold his place consisting OF 4S0
acres to Mr.. Handy OF Iowa. The
consideration is $4,000. Mr.. V. and
wife expect to spend the winter in Cuba
and have not made up their minds as to
their permanent future residence. Many
old friends hope they will conclude to
remain III Pen,bina county. The sale
was made through the d. D. Warner
agency Of Eoielte.
Learn matchmaking. Make money
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