The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-12-22

regards to former neighbors and friends
here and hereabouts.
A gentleman from Humbolt tied his
horse near the postohice, but the animal
broke loose and ran arOnnd the block in.
to the alley md demoralized a fine new
cutter pretty badly.
Judge Kneestaw finished the term Of
court at Langdon last week, and this
week he has been holding court fol
Judge Fisk at Grand Forks as the latter
is not we'll.
The seats for the City hall were ship,
ped from Grand Rapids on Dec. 18th,
and it is supposed and tervently hoped
that they will be here in time for the
Christmas gatherings.
J. LaMoure and T. R. Shaw returned
from St. Paul the first of the week where
they were in attendance OF the Kinder.
garten Club, at their annual festivities
They report good time and mostly al
all the members in attendance.
F. c. Warner and family leave today
for Warner. Ill. to spend Christmas with
relatives. 1t is intended 70 be a sort of q
reunion Of the Warner family, who have
not been home at one time for many
years. They will be gone week.
The State Teachers Association will
meet at Grand Forks on December 9th,
18th and 29lh. 1t is expected to be the
biggest and best ever held in the state.
Almost every educator Of note, in the
state, is OH the program. All teachers
are expected to Join the association,
whether able to attend the meeting OF
not. The membership fee is 81, which
entities to certificate and volume of pro.
ceedings when printed. A. P. Hollis Of
of Valley City is secretary. Special rates
on railroads.
James Sharp Of Prattford was in the
city on Wednesday and made us pleas.
ant half hour visit waiting for the train
for toilette. Those Prattford people us.
ed to be as familiar figures in our city in
years gone by as were any neighborhood,
but Of late years they do the bulk OF thel,
trading at toilette. Mr.. Sharp says tina,
only three of the pioneer settlers of the
Prattford neighborhood remain, the 9TH
ers have either died or moved away. He
is wintering $50 head of stock, among
the lot 100 sheep, that have proved pro-
ftable this year.
Miss Henrietta Beatrice Honey O.
Park River gave an evening OF readings
on Mondly that was greatly enjoyed by
a large audience. Miss Honey is very
entertaining reader, and her selections
showed good judgment and were wei
rendered. We shall be glad to hear hel
again at some future time. Mrs. Sher
arts and Mrs. Wilkins of this city con
> trlbuted piano selections, while voca
selections by the Misses, Casselman O
Emerson were enthusiastically received
by the audience and encored. The
young ladies have finely trained anc
musical voices.
I Perry Walton, who moved to Hallocl
from his farm east OF ST.. Vincent, tw,
years ago, met with seyious acclden
; last week that may cost his life. He i
. in the livery business, and was returnln,
t from Donaldson, when his coat linin]
caught fire from cigar he was smoking
This frightened the horses and they starr
ed to run away. While attempting t
quiet the team the fire got such headwa
2 that before he could roll out into tn
2 snow much Of his clothing, even to. hi
$ shoes, was burned from him. Then
: had to walk to house two mile
D away and was badly frozen. The horse
: were found uninjured but only the iro
tof the sleigh remained. Mr.. Walton
Ill d pJSCdIIOuS COuOlIit)44 duO llllIC flOE
is entertained of his recovery. If he &c
= well amputation of some Of the llml
will be necessary.
} Clear thinking, decisive action, vi
a and vigor of body and mind, the spark
s of life, comes to all who use Hollister
le Rocky Mountain Tea. IS cents tea
4 tablets. T. r. Shaw.
es Taken Up.
ID "A small black and white spring ca
es Owner call, prove property and p
a costs and take same away.
ne cHAS. KERNS,
24-8 Pemb,ina.