The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-04-21

Auditor Thowaldson and B. Johnson
accompanied ID. J. Laxdal on trip "out
| west to Mountain and Akra last week.
Object. visiting and business. They are
back and say they had an enjoyable trip.
That new waiting room at the depot
for ladies is about ready for them. 1t is
the something that has been needed for
long time. The new addition to the de-
pot that makes this room possible is
about 30 feet, and the whole structure is
now very nearly 200 feet in length.
The new drug clerk at T. r. Shaw's
comes from New Prague MINI. and his
name is j. f. Bastvr. Two clerks will be
able to give the customers twice as much
attention for their money as:did one, but
we doubt ii the customer gets any more
rhubarb, SIENNA, salts or strychnne to the
pound.
Fourteen bright Stars OF the Z est went
to Drayton on Tuesday and instituted a
new lodge there consisting of about 40
charter members. w. e. Short went
along as the "chap erone" and the ladies
all agree that he Is a model ''chap." All
All unite in saying that the Drayton peo-
pie are the most hospitabIe and that the
occasion was most enjoyable.
Miss Lizzie Ferguson Of thu we'll
kaown Ferguson Sisters formerly of this
county, Was married this week to Wayne
Eddy OF Fargo at Minneapolis. Mr.. E.
is a son of the late E. c. EDDY banker,
and real estate man Of Fargo. Mrs.
Eddy has hundreds If friends in this
county who will give he rty congratula-
tons.
| Miss :\nuie A. Robbins, national lect-
urer of the ". c. +. u and for some
years army nurs- in Manila, Havana and
other places, aud who is spoken of by
many who have heard her us a very
lluc and eloquent speaker, will give an
address at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon at three O'Clock. Co.
| lection.
John +. Miller and "A. II. Anderson re.
turned from an extended trip through
the lorkton country, OH Saturday where
they went to view Lands and look the
country over generally. They report
| pleasant trip seeing considerable good
country and meeting many Old acquant-
ances from here. Alb Simpson took
them around in his neighborhoud. Seed
| ny had comm enced iii several localities
| We are requested to return the sincere
thanks Of Jo1an and John Hannesson
and i.smlii''s to many friends for acts Of
Slndaess and sympathy during the H.
ness and funera! Of their mother. They
feel especially grateful to Mr.. Ohm
Eymuns son and his family for the nurs-
ing and kind care given to their mother
WHO was taken i'll viii visiting there
and whose death oce ured at their res
dence
A telegram was received Sunday from
Crystal anoucing the death OF Mrs r. X.
Farrell at h r home in Crystal at 10
o'clock. Mrs. F. was before her marriage
Miss Ida Oidh and resided in Grind
Forks. Her father, who died some
years ago. waa city engineer Of Grand
Forks for number Of years. Mrs.
FArre's numerous friends here learn
with regret OF her demise The funeral
will occur Monday afternoon at 3
o. c|ock.-Grand Forks Herald .
Hon. w. L. Stockwell, Inspector Of
High Schools was with us on Tuesday.
He visited with Pro-. Forster and went
through the school house, school not be-
ing in session. Mr.. StockweIl expressed
himself rs much peased with the i'm
provenlents that have been made since
his last visit, notably in the library and !
] bratory. From the general appearance
ot the rooms he thought the teachers
were good set. H noted the need Of
la heating plant aud OF new paint and
wall paper.
The weather has en- backward and
co d al t y W mi farm work has
been mu II delayed IN consequence. In
the western par, of the county seeding is
pretty wei ainn-., but about here com.
parativety hit Z or nth ng has as yet
been done. he wind mas persisted in
blowing from tn nortl Tor bout two
weeks on a stretch q th,s been just
Ia nltle t,.t. cold Wtfn. the ground l,
IS also getting nv. ,"me people IRE al
Ir = ptol,f 41yt ~ season, Tut that
i doesn't tolloW Inli 'e.irv time nos,
44iftt,iasicties fns i, ,e.,s too r,uch
q uf.i K frr lg3 n ~ ~ mas a wav, ~