The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-08-18
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w. c. Albrant we'll known architect
OF Fargo died there about two weeks
ago. He was about thirty.fve years of
age and was former resident of St.
Thomas.
At the ball games at the A. o. U. w.
picnic Neche lost to Bathgate to and
to Crystal 6 to 3. But the Chronotype
says there is good "makings" for team
in Neche.
c. w. Andrews is back to Walhalla
after four weeks trip during which he
was in Mexico, and intimates that it was
summer time wnen he was there, judg-
ing from the temperature.
Alex Fitzsimmonds of Bay Center has
returned from four months trip to the
Pacific coast and after careful survey Of
that country decides in favor of North
Dakota as an abiding place.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Lee of Neche who has been for some
time at Fargo in the hands of, special
ist has returned home and it is thought
is permanently cured of her ear trouble.
Glen Buchanan. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Buchanan of ST. Thomas aged
three years, died in that city last week.
He was an exceptionally bright child
and his loss is deeply felt in the home he
| has lett.
The editor of the Echo is having two
weeks vacation eastwards. Miss Ella
Morsen is doing the local work in his
absence, but printer Taylor is evidently
on deck too, Judging from some pointed
base bal! remarks scattered in.
The A. o. U. w. of Mountain held a
very successful picnic there on Aug. End.
l. v. Ieilur delivered an eloquent opeh-
ing address followed bv orations by 7. S.
Bjornson and ]. J. Samson. Base ball
between Akra and Mountain was follow
ed by a grand ball in the evening.
Alva Van Camp of St. Thomas died in
that; city on Wednesday, Aug. 9th. Mr..
Van Camp was one of the pioneer resi-.
dents of that locality and respected cit.
izen. He was born in Granville county,
Ontario, in 1862. He died of typhoid.
pneumonia. He leaves wife and four
children.
Ed. Restemayer of Cavalier while
starting for load of sand at Cavalier
last Monday with four horses came in
contact with a bolt of lightning that
knocked down one team and sent him
off the wagon. Fortunately outside the
fright and shock no serious damage was
done to man or horses.
Neche had a mass meeting last Friday
to see what they could do to keep up
the price of wheat to the level of sur
rounding towns this fall. Last year for
some reason other towns, particularly
Walhalla paid higher prices than Neche
with corresponding results to the bust
ness men of the respective towns.
The Walhalla Mountaineer in its issue
of the 18th mentions the following as
typhoid patients in that locality: John
Howie of Crown Center, Neil McKin-
mons little boy, Hilliard Campbell and
Moses Morin(boys). Besides these it
mentions the daughter of Geo. Foster,
and Mrs. A. L. Harvey as being serious
ly i'll, the latter being some better.
The Feast Of the Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary and of Her corona
ton in heaven will be celebrated by the
! R.C. church on Tuesday, the 18TH, inst,
the day. being the Feast of Obligation
with communicates of that church. Mon
day, the 14th inst, being the eve of the
feast, will be observed as fast of obliga-
ton. This feast, being the titular
Pembina church, the divine service will
be held at Pembina.- Chronotype.
Ken Wylie who has resigned the pos
ition of deputy state auditor, accompan-
led by Mrs, Wylie and children, were
arrivals. from Bismarck on yesterdays
train. Mr.. Wylle leaves this evening for
for Bantry, one of the new towns in Nc
Henry county, where he will engage in
the banking business. Mrs. Wylie and
children will remain the guests of Neche
relatives and friends for several weeks
Chronotype.
JAS. Sing LETT Sunday evening for Bis
marck, where he went to accept the pos
ition Of chief clerk IN the office of State
Auditor H. Z. Holmes. The position
carries with it a salary Of 81, 800. Mrs.
Sing and the children will follow shortly.
Mr.. Sings friends here congratulate him
on his appointment The people of Bis
marck will find the Sings agreeable and
courteous neighbors. Mr.. Sing is an ex-
cellent accountant and will be an acquis-
ition to the working force of the state
!. auditors Office. ST. Thomas Times.