The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-31

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Chas, Starke one of the pioneer settlers
of st. Thomas. died at his home last
week. He was born in Sweden in 1926
and came to this county in 1881.
w. A. Gym who has been for some
time in the employ of LaMoure & Co. of
NeeheSgoes on the road for the Grand
Fo ks Mercantile Co. on April 1st.
Editor Hager and Lampman went to
Winnipeg on the Shriner excursion last
week.. There was quite large delega-
tioh from several towns in the country.
E. T: Thompson of St. Thomas who
has Been member of the firm of
Thompson & Wing at Crystal has sold
out to Fred w. Stafford and the new firm
will be'Wlng & Stafford.
The county commissioners have been
taking trip about the county looking
up bridge sites and repairs and their
presence in the vafious towns is duly
chronicled IN the county papers.
The St. Thomas Times has kick be-
cause the drain commissioners gave the
advertising of the Drain No. 20 to the
Pink Paper when the drain advertised
starts within three miles of St. Thomas.
'Ehe Pink Paper says that the Japs
have seized one of the boats belonging
to the transportation company with
which J. D. Trenholme is connected, it
being loaded with provisions for the
| Russians.
Mrs. A. J.. .McFadden has returned to
Neche after two months visit with rel.
atives at Waterville, Kan. She was ac-
companied by Jas. McFadden of Water
vile who will remain some time as the
guest of relatives at Neche.
A local telephone company which is to
line up Crystal, Flora, Park and Lodema
in this county and Glenwood in Walsh
Co. met and organized at Crystal last
week. CT X. Wing, N. M. Weinberg, G.
A. Appleton, w. ]. Greenwood and C..
G. Wick ars directors.
Maftied,eat Inc residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Hart near
Hamilton, Miss May Hart to VIM. T..
Ferch Of Cavalier, Rev. Coombs oficia-
ting. Only the immediate relatives were
present. The happy couple will reside on
the home farm of the groom in Cavalier.
N. A. O'Connor who has been a resi-
dent of the county for twenty years and
in business at Neche for the past year,
died there week ago Wednesday from
pneumonia. He was % years of age and
leaves wife and infant daughter, as well
as a mother, four sisters and several
brothers.
Misses Violet Robertson, Irene Glib
son, Clarine Mcintosh, Jennie McKib-
bon, Edna Travis, Edith Lewis and Syl-
via McMartin participated in silver
medal Demorest contest at St. Thomas
last week, Miss Robertson winning the
prize. Mesdames Kneeshaw, Wick and
Switzer of Pembina were the judges.
Some of the township meetings were
pretty warm last week. Carlisle, Akra
and St. Thomas were among the num-
Der. C.. H. Eastman in the former and
M. M. Campbell in the latter township
were among the missing at the close of
the battles. Charges of illegal voting
voting were made in the former town.
ship.
Many of the papers are publishing the
primary election law recently passed by
the legislature-with many groan be-
cause they have to do it without pay.
The Pioneer Express believes that it
ought to be paid for. but like the other
papers will give the bill whether paid for
or not But we think we will wait until
later when the people will be interested
which will be the beginning of the cam
paign, about year or so from now.
Joseph Ouillette, farmer living twelve
miles from Walhalla while hauling wood
on the side Of hill. was killed by the
load'tipping over onto him. He had no
relatives in this vicinity but was cared
for by the Foresters of which body he
was a member and in which he had $500
insur ,nce. He has sister living in
Maine. He had not proved up on his
claim.