The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-06
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]. D. Gordon is back visiting at Wal.
halla.
Thomas Johnson Of Mountain is at
tending the university this term.
Christian Olsen and Miss Lena HAL
marson were married at Akra by Rev.
Thorgramson.
John ]. Sampson has gone to Grand
Forks to take course IN the law school
there.
John Epton of Neche has sold out
most OF his property with the intention
of moving to Oregon.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ball of st. Thomas died week
ago Saturday.
Cashier Peterson OF the Farmers Bank
OF st. Thomas has received news oi the
death of his father, in Sweden.
Norman Gingras has purchased a
house in Walhalla, and has moved in
town from his iarul near Leroy.
H. N. Joy Of Toronto was expected to
be i'll Hamilton this week to remain for
some weeks, attending to some business
mltters.
A Galatian, who showed signs of de-
mentia, at St. Thomas, was deported by
Customs Officer Harvey who happened
to be there on a visit, last week.
The drain commissioners meet at
Crystal OH October 10th, to review as
sessments for drain No. %, which the
! board desires completed TINS fall.
Mrs. A. Gibson Of Tyner was visiting
at Cavalier last week and stated that MIR.
Gloson, who is taking hospital treatment
at st. Paul, is getting along we'll.
Little Roy Young was run over In
Balhgate, and has Uad cut i'll the face
i'll consequence. He is getting all right
again.
| w. Melville Of Cavalier is now pick
ing blossoms from the same tree from
winch short TIME ago he picked forty
apples.
Chief OF Police Barton of Drayton is
able to be around again, and the wounds
received at the hands of the bootleyger
have healed.
Mrs. w. H. Often Of Cavalier lell from
chair on which she was standing and
sustained severe injuries, so that she was
confined to her bed.
Miss Hattie Turner, who visited her
relatives at Drayton last week. told the
! Echo that she likes her work in the Penn
bina schoos very much.
The Chronicle hears that B. H. Lam j.
man OF Neche is to start paper. at
Michigan City, wherc Mrs. Doherty did,
MT flourish IN the same business.
Many residents of the southern part of
the county went to Grafton last Friday
to see the show, when knighthood
was in Flower" and pronouced it good.
There were two box-car hoId-ups Just
across the line, near Neche. last week.
One OF the principals was arrested and
will probably do time at Stony Noun
tain.
The light watchnan on Husbands
thresher, near Crystal, fell asleep. The
straw got on fire and the next night the
watchnlan was kept awake by the smart
Ing OF his burns.
While the Buchanan traction engine
was going down the hill to cross the
bridge over into Minnesota from Dray-
ton, the driving chain broke and the en-
gineer lost control and the engine went
into the river.
Howell, the Neche liveryman, hired a
tr ,nsient to drive team for him to Wal
halla. The fellow kept right on west
and the team was finally located at Ell
more, but the man hadn't stopped at
last accounts.
Two separators went up in smoke last
week. One ON the farm OF Alb. French,
near 1allSOn, andthe other belonged to
freeman Bros, OF Akra. The former
caught from sparks Of the engine, bul
the latter had no fire near it, the origin
is supposed to be incenllary.
Supt. H. A. Tewell of the ST. Thomas
schools was at his farm, near FELTON,,
inn., and found that though he had fine
Ups standing, it could not be cut, ow-.
y! y!s to the water standing in the fields.
Many other farms in that locality are in
the same condition.
A. L. Wood. formerly Of Grafton and
for some time in Office at Bismarck, has
formed business connection with Prof.
Hoover Of Park River and will establish