The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1906-03-16

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Township elections next Tuesday.
The junior l.. T. L. meets on Frida!
evening at 7:lo with Eleanor Short.
One of the elevators at Hoople wa:
burned on Monday with 1900 bushel:
of grain.
Lincoln Quartette at City Hall or
Monday evening. Reserved seats at the
drug store.
!. B. Chale Of Olga is advertising tc
sell ut He is one of the pioneers il
that section.
D. d. Warner was in the city Monday
and is preparing for big land campaign
this summer.
H. c. Hill Of toilette township living
near Bowes mont died at the Drayton
hospital on Wednesday.
Hallock has enough money subscribed
to make the proposed creamery there
certainty next summer.
Mrs. John Andrew died Friday, after a
brief illness Of but few days.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are arranging to hold their annual spring
social, Tuesday of E ,ster week.
anes Pebbles returned from the Brain.
erd hospital yesterday, feeling we'll, but
will not resume duties at the depot for a
few days.
A. d. Cavileer left Yesterday for the
Roosevelt country to look up a couple
carloads OF poles for the Farmers North.
ern Telephone Line, between here and
Neche.
The y meet with the Misses WardwelI
on Tuesday evening. 1t will be a
business meeting to which both the
honorary and active members are
invited.
DR.. Boyd formerly dentist at St.
Thomas who has been for about a year
at Tuscon, Arizona, while on his way
home was comp lied to stop off at ST.
Paul his condition being so serious as
to forbid further travel.
The auction sale Of at the James Carr's
place Wednesday was largely attended
and the prices received in nearly all cas-.
es We're up to vaue-as is claimed to be
the general outcome of sales conducted
by Auclioneer McFadden
Frank LaB=lle Of Eesby, Cavalier
county, died at his home last week aged
50 years. Mr.. LaBele was former
resident of Pembina cou ,ty and moved
to Cavalier county about seven years
ago.
Rev. Campbell and Rln. Myers have
been holding very Interesting and largely
attended Gospel meetings at the Presby
terrain church, St. Vincent, both
clerical gentlemen are fluent and elo
quent preachers.-St Vincent New Era
III. Campbell, the photographer. re-
ceived the sad 1id'ngs of the death o
his mother, Mrs H. Campbell, at Neche
on Tuesday evening. and at once de
parted for there Her death occurred
at 5 O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon o
heart trouble.
Our nice weather took a bad colo
and for the most OF the week we have
been having a spell of regular winter
In fact most of the people say 1t feel
colder than in the middle of winter.
has let up little but we can stand SOM
further rise in temperature with pleasure
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Carey were calle'
to International Falls, MINI. last week t
attend the funeral OF Ed. Klnshella,
brother of Mrs. Carey. The decease
was twenty three years of age, for man
years a resident of Hallock, with larry