The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-11

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Editor Fairchild of the Drayton Echo
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Ella Wallace of Drayton is visit
ing in the city with her former school
mates here.
John COMFY who has been with the
Grafton base ball team this season is
home, to stay until school opens.
Miss Della Moorhead returned from
Philadelphia on Monday where she has
been visiting relatives since last winter.
The Halock Enterprise reports that
word has been received there OF the seri-
Gus illness of Thomas Carney, formerly
of Emerson, and now living at Dayton,
Ohio.
The census across the river in Kittson
county, shows Hallock to have LOLA in
habitants against sos in 1900. St Vim
cent has 297 against 256 in 1900. Hum
bolt has 100.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Mckay and the
two boys leave next Tuesday on visit
to relatives in Manitoba. Miss Belle
Mckay goes to Grand Forks to visit
with her aunt.
Excavation for the basement of the
new Branchaud building we'll nigh finish
ed and the laying of the foundation will
commence as soon as material is on the
ground.
The play for the benefit Of the Episco-
pal church fund has been postponed for
a short time owing to an accident that
betel! one OF the parties who takes part |
in the play.
A man named Ottem was brought
over from Cavalier this week to serve
twenty days in the county Jail for beating
his wife. This is his second offence We
understand.
The band boys and quite a number Of
other citizens attended the Workman
picnic at NecAe on Tuesday and all re-
port splendid time and hospitable
treatment by the Neche people.
A car Of fancy poultry was at the sta
ton one day this week and attracted
much attention. 1t belonged 10 Michi-
gan parties, and had been on exhibition
at the Winnipeg and Brandon fairs.
The trains on the N. p. have been
running on schedule time all week, save
On Tuesday, when it was three hours
late. This, with as many operators on
the strike, as is claimed, is doing pretty
we'll
Marshal Akers has about completed
the sidewalk building for the season.
The work done in this line has been
quite extensive and all put down in a
very substantial manner. Street cross
lngs have been put in of three inch
planks, and all walks of plank on six
inch sleepers.
Jas. X. Moorhead has moved his IN.
dertaking building to the lot adjoining
Swan Peterson's shop, ON Rolette street.
1t is said that Swan is protesting in be-
ing placed so near that ominous struc-
ture, inasmuch as his place Of business
is the headquarters for the band.
Frank c. Morls has purchased the 20 |
acres formerly owned by J.. McCaf1ery,
adjoining the place owned by John Mill
er in the suburbs of the city. Mr.. Morris
has rented his large farms for five years
to Messrs DIETRICH and Helm and it is
expected and hoped by our citizens that
Mr.. Morris will build either on his new
possession or in town.
A large excursion train. OF Canadians
passed through here on the Northern
Pacific, in Pullman cars, with diner at
tached, Friday evening, bound Tor their
homes in Ontario. The excursion was
under the direct supervision of ''Hamil-
ton Old Boys an organization of former
residents Of Hamilton, Ont, and all
wore uniform caps and badges; making
very attractive appearance, and from
the spirit 1.-THE excursionists they were
out for good time. The train raj, as