The pioneer express., 1906-02-02

uAS way W \tOOkStOu WuSEc HS gave
one of his entertaining lectures ttat even
ing. 1t will be remembered that he was
one of the entertainers OF the lecture
course here two years ago. He is also
a member of the Minnesota le.islatnre.
Chas. Full who went to NIAGARA Falls
as delegate to the National Grocers As
sociation, as delegate from this state, is
having big time outside the convention
and is now soiourning on an excursion
to Washington, Philadelphia and New
York. He will visit his brother, who is
a Methodist minister near Boston, before
he returns.
William ]. Camden, prominent drug
gist of Walhalla, will be married in this
city Monday next to Miss Mary Frances
Horgan, a prominent young lady OF
Walhalla, where both have hosts of
friends. The marriage will be solemnz-
ed at St. Michael's church by Father
Edward ]. Ccnaty.-Grand Forks Her
aid.
]. r. Neville, representing the Grand
Forks Evening Press was in the city on
Wednesday in the interest Of that publi-
cation. He says the old proverb Com
petition is lite in trade" has stimulated
interest in the newspaper field in Grand
Forks, and though the Press is without
competitor, being the only democratic
daily in the state, they have increased
the capital stock and will put it in the
front ranks as a newspaper.
There is strong agitation for construct
ing local telephone line between Nache
and Pembina, to be tapped by farmers
along the route. The project is advanc-
ed by some of the farmers out west and
no doubt will receive hearty support
from all along the line. AS stated to
representative of the Pioneer Express by
one of these gentlemen, that If the busi-
nessmen of Neche and Pembina lend
hand the farmers will do their share, and
the line will be in running order as soon
as.spring work is done.
We have received word from our En-
erson friends to the effect that the Rev.
Father Drummond of Winnipeg, will
lecture in the Emerson town hall Tues
day evening next Many of our people
no doubt will be glad to have the oppor-
tunity OF listening once more to the elo-
quent lecturer. His subject will be"How
to write and speak WELL" A small charge
is made for admission. Geo. Cummings
Esq. will preside.
The weather man has been doing
acrobatic stunts this week. After- four
days OF about as nice weather as could
be produced, he has since Sunday been
doing double wintersaults including
couple of brief but blowy billiards mixed
in with some pretty cold weather. The
snow was SO hard however tnat the
drifting was not very bad, but was sut-
ficient to bother the railroads consider
able. Thursday morning the thermone.
ter was down in the go
Next Sunday divine services will be
held in Grace Episcopal church at 1880
p. m, the Rev. MIR. Renison will preach
on the subject Inspiration" The fol-
lowing questions will be answered:
"What the bible is" "What is meant by
inspirations? "Does the inspiration of
man mean the infallibility OF their
words?" "How are we to apply the
scriptures?" Is scripture SO nnintelligible
and obscure that we cannot understand
it without having the guidance of an in
iallible church," There will be good
music, Mr.. Emmett Horr will play the
flute. Everybody is most cordially vel.
come.
4, The Northern Pacific had a lot ol
trouble this week. The train coming
north on Tuesday ran of the track al
Dugdale, Minn., and after getting it or
again, started to go around by Thief
River Falls and then went off again in
worse shape than before. Sheriff Atkin.
son was on this train and got rig ane
drove to the Great Northern track anc
|. took the flyer home. On the same da,
4 the south bound train from here went Of
1.-THE track in snow DRIFT at Cashel ane
lit was the next day before the track wa.
'lclear. Fortunately there was no injur,
n persons. We had no Northern Pacifi,
mail here from Monday until Wednes
I day At one o'clock.
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learning. Board at no cost. Minneapo
is y Wsaiitbcrhnmaking + y School, Seventh ST
] and Hen. Ave. S So