The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-09
y .YY "My hair came out badly, and
LOST70IT was fast turning gray. tried
Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t stopped
Glasston and the other by d. Winlaw
the hair from coming out and restored the COLOR
Mrs. M. d. GRAY, No. Salem. Mass. & e. f Mass

Glasston and the other by ]. D. Winlaw
of Pembina.
The Mountaineer understands that N.
R. Burley has been appointed deputy
game warden for the second district.
N. R. IS sportsman and will make
good official.
Mrs. Peter Thrush living near Crystal
was stricken with paralysis week ago
Saturday and died on Sunday. She was
buried in the Stokesville emetery. She
was Sc years of age.
Henry Schnell of Cavalier accompanied
his daughter, Miss Lily, to Grand Forks
for further treatment, as she has not been
able to speak above whisper since the
operation some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Epton, Miss Luella Jones and
some> Others from Walhalla leave Neche
this week for the Portland exposition
and other western points.
Ernie Kilder Cavalier boy while
scuff1ing with with companion in the
grand stand OF the ball park, was pushed
through the wire screen and fell to the
ground breaking the bones of his left
forearm.
DR.. Muir late of Hallock, was in Ham
ilton last week. The doctor and wife
have spent the last winter in Florida and
expect to spend some time with his wife's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sarver near
Seattle.
The Grafton ct Hon. II. c.. Wick
(Memorial day. was pronounced by his
hearers to be a masterpiece and we con-
slider that those who did not hear every
word uttered by the orator has suffered
loss-"-Hamilto Independent.
Mesdames G. A. McCrea and B. B.
Smart and Misses Ella Hood and Nellie
Wilkins left Tuesday tor the Portland
Fair. Mrs. McCrea will visit at Balling-
ham. Wash. with her brother, Attorney
Garrett, before returning.-Echo.
A little five year old boy, Stuart Ben.
nett of Neche attempted to climb on the
wagon of a farmer and got his leg caught
in the wheel resulting in compound
fracture of the leg below the knee. 1t is
a bad break and the doctor is afraid it
will have to be amputated.
Miss Mary Trenbeath, who has been
attending the Southern Minnesota Nor
NAL College, at Austin, Minnesota, for
the past two years, was graduate among
a class of fitty-nine from that admirable
institution of learning on the 1st inst
Chronotype.
A. ]. McFadden made very success.
full test of his 30 horsepower steam plow
on Tuesday last. This mammoth ma
chine carries twelve pl6ws and has no
difficulty in turning over forty acres of
land per day at a cost of only about six
ty cents per acre.-Chronotype.
The U. S. grand jury at Fargo las
week considered that in the case of A. H.
Johnson, late postmaster at Drayton who
was charged with issuing stamps illegal
ly tor the purpose of increasing his SAL
ary, that the charges were rather techni-
cal than actually criminal and no
indictment was found.
Last Thursday evening the Misses
Garnett gave one of their delightful in
formal parties in honor Of their guests,
Mrs. Wick and Miss Cavileer. of Pembi-
ma. Card playing, dancing and music,
with service of refreshments at mid.
night, furnished the entertainment for
the evening. The head prizes were won
by Mrs. Wick and Mr.. Hager.-St. Thorn.
as Times.