The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-06-02
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have been shipping cattle. They pay
about three cents pound.
Clair Anger Of Bathgate has taken a
position with State Auditor Holmes as
stenographer at Bismarck.
Died:-At Tyner. May Oath, Mrs !. K.
McCurdy, one of the early settlers of the
county, and highly respected.
Eugene Toussant arrived at Neche last
week, direct from Brussels, bringing
with him four splendid stations.
Miss Jessie Mitchell is one of the new
teachers OF the St. Thomas schools in
stead of Miss Mcintosh as reported.
Mrs. G.. w. Glass entertained a num-
Der OF friends at cards, in honor of Mrs.
Wick and Miss Cavileer of Pembina.-St.
Thomas Times.
John See has sold his Carlisle farm
(Weeks place) to Lou Docking of Bath
gate for Sll,O00. There are 320 acres
and it is a fine place.
B. L. Lewis has sold his store building
in St. Thomas to F. A. Douglas. Mr..
Lewis contemplates removing to the
western part of the state.
Miss Annie Irle will teach in the south
ern part Of the state, Miss Mary Morey
will teach at Inkster, both are old teach.
ers of the Hamilton schools.
Charles Church who recently went to
the northwest from Crystal lost all his
effects that he took with him in the burn
ing o. the depot at Moosejaw.
o. M. Corwin and family of Jamestown
and formerly OF St. Thomas, will move to
Minneapolis, as the firm ofWells & Dick
ey are meving their Offices to that city.
While playing with an air gun, Helmer
Swenson of ST. Thomas shot himself IN
the eye with nail with which the gun
was loaded. The sight will be saved.
Burglars went through the Great North
ern station at St. Thomas on Saturday
night but got only some small change
and a revolver. They went through the
window. No clue.
Died-In Neche township, at the resi-
dence of his son Conrad, Herman Stag.
erman, aged "A years. He leaves seven
children, most of whom are residents OF
this locality.
Cavalier will have eight teachers in its
public school. Quite change since the
time Messrs Wardwell and Shahane lead
the dispute over the efficiency of the old
log school house.-Pink Paper.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson has been the reci-
pient Of several functions from the ladies
of Walhalla in anticipation of her remov-
al. Among these are the o. E. S., D. of
A. and the Presbyterian Ladies Aid.
The Chronotype without fear of the
new libel law gives Stephen Douville Of
that town, as an alleged wife beater, a
most terrific roasting this week. 1t sug-
gests tar and feathers the next time.
Miss Annie Sheppard who has been
for some time in hospital at Moorhead
died there last week. The body was
buried at St. Thomas. She was fifty years
of age and for some years lived with her
brother near Crystal.
Wexford farmers have been talking CO.
operative storekeeping, and held meet
ing at which w. T. Rene was elected
chairman and Alex. Morrison secretary.
Stock is to be solicited, and s.. 900 was
pledged. The store, if erected, will pro-
badly be located at Neche.
Donald Thomson writes that he is still
in the south, reports to the contrary not
withstanding, but that his wife expects to
reach Crystal on the 25th. He expects
to remain south for some time yet, and
that they have no present intention of 60
ing to Westhope.
DR.. c. A. Putney has purchased the
dental business of DR.. Boyd of St. Thom-
as. DR.. Boyd who is at Tucson, Ariz.
writes that he is improving in health
there, as are also Mildred Stewart and
Alex Cockburn, since the rainy season
closed.
There has been considerable comment
in some of the Cavalier county papers
over the subject OF alleged defalcation of
John F. Truax, for many years clerk of
the court in that county. There has also
been notable silence on the part OF
some other papers. Mr.. Truax was a
Yery'popular man and official and there
are many friends in this county who
would be glad to know that he has dis
proved the charges.
Houskeeper.
4 An elderly woman desires position