The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-09-22
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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VIM. Landrigan and family have NOV
ed from St. Thomas to Marvel.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. I. ].
Foster of Bathgate, on the 10Th.
The Mountaineer says there is too
much fighting and lawlessness nights in
| that city.
C.J. Kobb has moved to St. Thomas
and Mr.. X. will start dry goods store
in that city.
Men abusing steers dragged behind a
wagon excited the sympathies of the
editor OF the Mountaineer.
Miss Alice McFadden, daughter of A.
j. McFadden of Neche has gone to at
tend the Hamline University.
Barney Bjornson was riding horse at
at at John Harding's, near Cavalier, and
the horse stumbled and broke Bjornson's
leg.
H. P. Wilson Of Bathgate expects to
get two tons of honey from his bees this
fall. Who says that Dakota is not
land of flowers?
DR.. Putnam, who has been instructing
the band at Walhalla this summer, has
gone to Fargo, where he is musical di-
rector in the Agricultural college.
Mail route No., from the Neche office
will be to Hyde Park and return via the
Hughes bridge, and will begin on Nov.
18th.
G. E. Montgomery of Wales was over
at Walhalla looking after chattel mort
gage on which the Mountaineer says he
has lost about $500 on the whole deal.
The infant child of VIM. Hicks died on
Saturday evening, and funeral services
we're held at the home on Sunday, and
the remains buried in the Necle cemete-
ry.
Editor Fairchild told the editor of the
Times that he had sent new newspaper
plant to Rolette but had sold the same
to man who wanted to start paper
there more than he did,
Arthur Harvey of Walhala in cutting
off a piece of rope let the knife slip into
his arm, cutting a large vein and lost
considerable blood before the flow was
stopped.
The young men of Langdon are to
lavc game supper tonight for the pur-
pose OF raising funds to place memorial
window in'the Presbyterian church in
that city to the memory Rev. John Scott,
who was the pioneer of Presbyterianism
in Cavalier and Pembina counties.
Word has been received that new
hotel that had been put up at Elk,
WASH, by H. r. Vaughn at a cost OF
SIS, 600, had been burned and that the in
surance was only $1,000. Many old
friends here will regret to hear of this
misfortune.
Albert Gym and Miss Jennie Thomp-
son were married at the residence of the
brides parents at Valley City on the 3rd
The bride was teacher in the Neche
schools and the groom is Neche boy
now travelling for the Grand Forks
IMercantile company.
A fellow named George Gibson left
Landlord Robertson of St. Thomas with
out paying his board. Marshal Kelly
followed him to Auburn and before JUS
tice Ball the fellow had to pay S25 when
he could have settled for half that before
leaving,
Some dastardly coward put stones in
the sheaves where the machine was
threshing at w. N. Wright's farm at
Walhalla. Fortunately the stones were
found before any damage was done.
Some fellow will get run through the
machine some time when found out at
this mean and murderous trick.
Ward Crowston, son of I. N. Crows
ton, Of Langdon, and nephew of VIM.
Crowston OF Akra, was accidentally shot
while hunting near Langdon. A COM
panion picked up a gun as they were
lying in the grass and the gun was dis.
charged into the neck of the deceased
with immediate fatal results
Mrs. T. Switzer, Mrs.W. ]. Westall and
Miss Ida Westall. Of Crystal were quite
seriously hurt in runaway last week
Mrs. Switzer had two ribs broken in -four
places, Mrs. Westall had one rib broken
and Miss Switzer escaped with some
painful bruises and her clothes badl,
torn.